what are the online bussinesses i can do....which are not fraud.....?
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there are a number of opportunites for it if looking for something serious and legal then mail me at delete_insert_shoot@yahoo.com
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Please ignore all the disgusting websites under this post.\n\n\nThe best ways to make money online are:\n\nMerchant accounts: Buy in bulk from retailers or bargains in your local area and sell online for more. Some places get over stocked with books they cant sell or movies and decide to sell them very cheap. Many people check the book numbers on a cell phone with a friend in places like half price books to get a good sale. Its very common to find university books at such places in good condition that can be sold for double online.\n\n\nPay per click Programs:\nIf you can successfully setup an active website or blog that gets many hits signup to pay per click programs. See: http://www.jimmyr.com/Make_Money_With_Google_Adsense.php\nDynamically made sites are best, such as forums, because people post there and you dont really need to add content, people add it for you. The more they post the more pages are made with your ads and the more likely the pages will be found by some arbitrary keyword in a search engine.\n\n\nDon't listen to any pyramid scam websites, sites that ask you to fill out forms, or basically anything that charges you initial membersip.
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contact the better business bureau\nwww.bbb.org
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Goto http://www.getyourebook.com for more information on home based business scams.\n\nYes you can set up a website for yourself, but realistically, you have to pay for the hosting and pay to promote it if you want to make any money from it.\n\nTry http://www.getyourebook.com/sitesell for more info on how to set up a website even if you're not technical.\n\nAny genuine business involves some money down, but for an internet business it's usually less than their offline counterparts.\n\nHope this helps
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be very very cautious\nfind out thoroughly whether its a genuine business or not\ndo some research abotut that company\ngod luck
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Be careful of those get-rich-quick schemes that are out there (i.e. "Work from home part-time, full-time and make $5,000+ a month").  \n\nInvestigate affiliate marketing and google adsense.  These are two methods by which people are making money on-line.  \n\nScott....
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Get help here http://www.internetbusinesstrainer.com
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Try to search in search engines. There are millions of way to earn money online.
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Write me (wasdadd) at yahoo, I can point you to a legitimate home business that you can be in for less than $100 outlay.
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I would recommend you most profitable LEGITIMATE online business which is fully automated. It is very simple to start just sigup and you are ready to go. No experience required, you should have Computer and internet connection to check you e-mails. This system is very much different from other business which requires lot of time,energy and money. This incredible system allows you to earn fortune without selling, advertising, prospecting, closing or answering questions. It works 24/ 7 and you can earn profit for each automatic sale, sitting in your home, enjoying life with family and friends or on vacation. . This system allows you to earn $3000 everyday. THIS IS NOT MLM \nThis business can be done Globally.
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There are several ways to help you find out if the business is real or fake:\n\n1. For US businesses, you can check their business credit report at Dun and Bradstreet http://www.dnb.com/us/ , or a cheaper alternative is Experian Business http://www.experian.com/business/bcr.html1. \n\n2. Check with Mapquest the accuracy of the address. It can be as simple as this, but one website that advertised with us looks incredibly professional but the address does not exist. They paid us with stolen credit card. They are BBB member but we could not file a complaint because BBB says that the address does not exist (how they became a BBB member is a mystery).\n\n3. BBB member - but note that BBB is a non profit organization, not government agency that requires every organization to register. See my #1 example of how being a BBB member is not a guarantee of the legitimacy of a website.\n\n4. Check the EIN number using databases such as freeerisa.com http://www.freeerisa.com (they allow you up to 3 free searches) or http://www.knowx.com\n\n5. Check if they have any address or phone number located in their website. Contact the phone number. If you can't get hold of anyone and you tried to call at different times, you can assume that something is not right\n\n6. Check how recent the domain of the website was registered. The older the domain the more assurance you can get that this is the real deal. Scammers typically set up a new domain, create a website, scam other people, then close up the site immediately. Note though that many owners are opting for private domain registration so you cannot see the whois details in terms of contact name and address.\n\n7. Search the web using the company name as your keyword. If you can find any derogatory or complaints in forum or blogs or websites, then that can be a red flag for you. Check especially websites such as RipOffReport http://www.ripoffreport.com to find out if others have complained about the business\n\nOne rule of thumb to follow: if they are offering you a deal too good to be true, it probably is.
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Check to see if they are listed with the better business buraeu... what type of website were you looking at?
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You can make a living online through many means..\nthose programs listed can be useful..but still there is fear..of not sure which will works cos there's lots of scam out there...here are some of the resources i used myself...you can look for mentors online..to verify if the program is a scam before you decide is to either type in the name of the program..\neg. you can type in google.. "program review" or "program scam"..this will minimize your risk of getting into a wrong program...i use this because i have been a victim before of scam programs..
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I am very experienced with Internet businesses, as I run a couple of Internet businesses, I buy and sell on eBay and I have some customers who have large internet sales businesses.\n\nYahoo answers will not let me publish my web address, but if you write me at yahoo mail, I will be happy to give you any information I can about how to be successful on the web and how to keep from being scammed.\n\n-- Mark
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There are several online businesses that offer fairly easy ways to make money.  The key is to pick one that is reputable and has a proven track record.  There are many fly by nights online so just be careful.
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Send me a check for $50.00 and I'll tell you what you can do about internet fraud. Email me for more information.\n\nSeriously, it depends on what type of fraud. I was a victim of it by receiving a phoney cashier's check for a peice of musical equipment I had to sell. I went to cash the check at the bank, and as a result had my account shut down, and wasn't allowed to open an account at any bank for months until it got straightened out finally.\n\nGo to the police. Ask them what you can do. They will probably give you the same answer they gave me the first two times. "Nothing." They are all lazy fucking pigs. But make them do something. \n\nReally it depends on what type of fraud, though.
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shoplet.com, aslegal.com, keysan.com, dealtime.com....hope one of these can help!