Online Survey and MLM sites....?

[ezeednn]

Hi Guys,


After being masters of affiliate industry and other online profit making activities, I think you guys can tell me somthing about this:


- Just serch for "paid online survey" in Google.


Now what are these programs and how much potential these programs has, paying for attending online surveys, reading emails, watching movie ads and even some search stuff on internet too?


I just got an email from a company who claims to be in this business and suggesting me to join this MLM group. They are charging around $40 to become member and they will provide a software as well to do all these kind of activities. After this they say that I'll earn around $3K per month if I spend 3-4 hours per day.


I am confused about these stuffs.............. can any one suggest me what are these?


thanks in advance!

[killroy]

Hmm, I make more then that with fewer invested hours... just doing good 'ol pharmacy sales. Dunno, but there is something wholesome about selling a physical product for money, seems more real then some weird paid service based stuff.

[learning]

I don't what is ongoing with surveys, but a lot of email MLM are history, and affs with emptyhands. If they want 40$ in advance for a software............ run away.


Quite difficult to know which MLM could work. I have a very good position in the bigest downline on the Internet, but still no sure to join the programs.


Meantime I allways see all this like somethingsuch us Multi Level Merde.

[scoop]

I am familar with MLM programs (as many here may be).


MLM is a great deal if you are the guy at the top level or two, but is less attractive near the bottom.


The risk is getting the wrong person near the bottom mad and having them bring heat your way. All it takes is one person to bring the whole thing down. This is pretty much just a house of cards and all it takes is one mistake or problem to bring it quickly to an end.The legal side is pretty stiff when it comes to these programs.


I had an Uncle (by amarriage that has since desolved) that served 8 years related to an MLM scheme (and some RICO items). RICO offenses are what he was indicted for, but the MLM is what put him on the US DOJ's radar.


One young college girl (19)felt she lost her school money ($200) in 1978 and called her states attorney, which brought in the US DOJ. The rest, as they say, is history.


I recommend you stick to what you know as this is not something to go into blindly.


Just my thoughts.smileys/smiley1.gif

[ezeednn]

Hmm, I make more then that with fewer invested hours... just doing good 'ol pharmacy sales. Dunno, but there is something wholesome about selling a physical product for money, seems more real then some weird paid service based stuff.


Can any one quit his 9 to 6 on the basis of OP business? Which is highly unstable.


I too lost handsome amount with RXMN and HMU.

[ArexCare]

Now what are these programs and how much potential these programs has, paying for attending online surveys, reading emails, watching movie ads and even some search stuff on internet too?


I just got an email from a company who claims to be in this business and suggesting me to join this MLM group. They are charging around $40 to become member and they will provide a software as well to do all these kind of activities. After this they say that I'll earn around $3K per month if I spend 3-4 hours per day.





I know somebody who has had some success with doing the surveys, etc., and after much research, the income is helping feed the family. Personally have not put effort into it or had personal success. Will try to post (or PM you) a link to her site that includes the producing survey sites/networks, etc., tomorrow.

[learning]

Not all MLM is crap but if you want to take a look on what is working or not , visit:


http://www.worldwidescam.com/