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| *Ostroff, Fair and Company>>>Small Business |
Has anyone tried the Overnight Cash System? it cost like 1,000.00 to sign up but is it for real? |
http://www.theovernightcashsystem.com/th... here is the website, it looks like a real business but I am not sure. I have money and I am ready to sign up but since they make you pay 1,000.00 just to see the info I am thinking of doing it through paypal since I can cancel anytime. What do you guys think??? $1000.00 to look at the information - sounds like a scam to me... from what I can tell it's a gifting type program - Nothing I would put my $ into... goggle it - and read some of the blogs that have been written about it... I'd keep my $ - that is unless you truly have no need for it - if you can afford to simply never see that $ again - then take a chance - but - not for me . Source(s): http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=www... Sounds like a real business, alright. For them, not you. If they find one sucker a week, they're making a tidy sum, tax free. If I will you. I will not bother as it look like spam. I would prefer to setup a internet business as it will allow me to work in flexible time and with a proper system setpup and correct web marketing strategies, it will help me to earn some passive income., although it may need some hardwork at the initial startup. Find out more how to setup a successful online business by clicking into my profile link. It will tell you exactly what are the key steps, the reason behind each step, how you go about doing it and where you could get the necessary resource free or at a very low cost. You know what, take your $1 000 and stick it into an ING savings account, you'll see a return faster than on this scam. If these worked, everyone would be doing it. Chances are it's just a pyramid scheme if they want your money AHEAD of time. Don't fall for it, report it to the cops. Heck, you can use that money to help aspiring entrepreneurs like myself, and see a large return as well if we're successful. Or you can just spend the money to buy a new TV. Or you can burn it. Any of which is better than losing it, and your dignity, to a scam. |
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