Paid to Place by Kathy Garcia is a website that promises to show you how to make money online placing simple ads. Anytime an opportunity like this comes along it’s very important to carefully research it since in most cases it’s too good to be true.
Right off the bat there’s a clear warning sign on the Paid to Place website that should have you worried about this programs legitimacy. The work at home news video they show has nothing to do with the Paid to Place system; this is a common tactic used by scammers to trick you into thinking that their opportunity is backed by real news organizations.
Giveaway recruiters is a new product that claims to teach people how to make money by giving away free samples. This concept is relatively new and the information that they’re selling has never been marketed from this angle.
I was surprised to come across two websites still featuring Kevin Hoeffer and his make money posting links on Google kits. Websites like www.kevinsmoney-tree.com and www.kevins-money-tree.com were rampant in 2009 until the authorities caught on and launched massive investigations into these fraudulent businesses.
My Cash Printer by James Jordan is the latest quick money guide to hit the internet marketing community. These types of sites are a dime a dozen and I’m certain I’ve seen several different versions of this site with different names and graphics.