Get Rich Quick Scams Unveiled By William Ritchotte, ceo, BJ Gordon & Company, management and hi-tech consulting firm out of NH
Read this special article before you consider joining or paying for a "Get Rich Quick" program.
12th September, 2005 From the desk of William Ritchotte:
It would be nice to make a bundle of money quickly, with minimal effort. I would love to have money flowing into my bank account, working only a few hours a week so I'd have more time to spend with my wife and children.
Whether it's real estate investing, adult materials, chain letters, Internet affiliate marketing, or something else, we have all seen the fantastic claims people make, and how they will show you how to do the same thing.
I can tell you right now that 91% of these people are total frauds. You may have even fallen prey to one of these scam artists, selling you their latest "get rich quick" program. Not me. I am not that gullible having grown up the son of a very successful and quite suspicious private investigator.
Now I certainly like and have found out about many of these programs only to have my hopes dashed as soon as I read some reviews. I decided to get to the bottom of this fascination we all have with get rich quick programs, and find out if there were any legitimate programs for making money.
I contacted the administrators of every get rich quick website I could find. Posing as an investor, I managed to convince the owners that I was seriously interested in purchasing their entire website and business. That way, once the dollar signs flashed in their heads, they would give me free access to their member's areas to review what I would be "buying".
Well, I was disgusted with 99% of what I found. Many of the owners actually boasted about how many people bought their useless programs. I repeatedly found:
outdated information
non-working links
links leading to other sites that asked for more money
no help section
no real email support
no refunds
I quickly realized that these so-called Get Rich Quick programs were totally useless. The owners knew it, yet they were laughing all the way to the bank! Needless to say, I didn't respond when they asked if I was still interested in buying their websites.
Surprisingly, while sifting through all of the scam artist's websites. I was able to locate a couple of individuals that actually ran legitimate programs. The owners' are every day people like you and me that found a way to make extra money working from home on their computers. Their membership areas were impressive, with a good amount of quality information on how to make $100-$200 per day on your computer doing very little work. I even chatted with a few of their customers and they verified that they were making extra money through the sites. It was like I found a few diamonds in the rough. But don't take my word for it, you can visit the site I found below. See what you think. They do charge a minimal fee for access to their program, which is to be expected for any legitimate company that actually is dedicated to helping you get started.
Anyway, if you do decide you are interested in program below, I advise you to join quickly they are getting so many new members by word of mouth referrals, that they will be closing off membership completely by the end of the year. It seems they have bigger and better things to buy, sell, or do. Isn't that what we want?
All in all, I have to say I was thoroughly disappointed with most of what I found, and I strongly advise that you do not take chances joining any programs other than the one listed below!
As a parting note, whichever program you choose to use please be sure you do it slowly 30 - 60 minutes each day. A good diet, exercise program, or both work when discipline is applied to the tasks each day.
With Regards,
William J Ritchotte II
Here is the link I suggest: The Rich Jerk He is so arrogant, you'll be laughing while you learn some seriously good techniques.
About the Author
CEO of Consulting Firm BJ Gordon and Company in N.H. serving the process/systems management (franchise modeling), database and reporting services, and loss prevention needs of businesses throughout New England.
12th September, 2005 From the desk of William Ritchotte:
It would be nice to make a bundle of money quickly, with minimal effort. I would love to have money flowing into my bank account, working only a few hours a week so I'd have more time to spend with my wife and children.
Whether it's real estate investing, adult materials, chain letters, Internet affiliate marketing, or something else, we have all seen the fantastic claims people make, and how they will show you how to do the same thing.
I can tell you right now that 91% of these people are total frauds. You may have even fallen prey to one of these scam artists, selling you their latest "get rich quick" program. Not me. I am not that gullible having grown up the son of a very successful and quite suspicious private investigator.
Now I certainly like and have found out about many of these programs only to have my hopes dashed as soon as I read some reviews. I decided to get to the bottom of this fascination we all have with get rich quick programs, and find out if there were any legitimate programs for making money.
I contacted the administrators of every get rich quick website I could find. Posing as an investor, I managed to convince the owners that I was seriously interested in purchasing their entire website and business. That way, once the dollar signs flashed in their heads, they would give me free access to their member's areas to review what I would be "buying".
Well, I was disgusted with 99% of what I found. Many of the owners actually boasted about how many people bought their useless programs. I repeatedly found:
outdated information
non-working links
links leading to other sites that asked for more money
no help section
no real email support
no refunds
I quickly realized that these so-called Get Rich Quick programs were totally useless. The owners knew it, yet they were laughing all the way to the bank! Needless to say, I didn't respond when they asked if I was still interested in buying their websites.
Surprisingly, while sifting through all of the scam artist's websites. I was able to locate a couple of individuals that actually ran legitimate programs. The owners' are every day people like you and me that found a way to make extra money working from home on their computers. Their membership areas were impressive, with a good amount of quality information on how to make $100-$200 per day on your computer doing very little work. I even chatted with a few of their customers and they verified that they were making extra money through the sites. It was like I found a few diamonds in the rough. But don't take my word for it, you can visit the site I found below. See what you think. They do charge a minimal fee for access to their program, which is to be expected for any legitimate company that actually is dedicated to helping you get started.
Anyway, if you do decide you are interested in program below, I advise you to join quickly they are getting so many new members by word of mouth referrals, that they will be closing off membership completely by the end of the year. It seems they have bigger and better things to buy, sell, or do. Isn't that what we want?
All in all, I have to say I was thoroughly disappointed with most of what I found, and I strongly advise that you do not take chances joining any programs other than the one listed below!
As a parting note, whichever program you choose to use please be sure you do it slowly 30 - 60 minutes each day. A good diet, exercise program, or both work when discipline is applied to the tasks each day.
With Regards,
William J Ritchotte II
Here is the link I suggest: The Rich Jerk He is so arrogant, you'll be laughing while you learn some seriously good techniques.
About the Author
CEO of Consulting Firm BJ Gordon and Company in N.H. serving the process/systems management (franchise modeling), database and reporting services, and loss prevention needs of businesses throughout New England.
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