Can You Really Make Money with Surf for Cash Programs?

Written by Ed Zivkovic


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Certain Spyware and Scumware programs will require special attention to be removed from your system because they cannot be removed byrepparttar regular add/remove programs method. If your computer has been infected withrepparttar 127549 Surf+ virus, you will need instructions to remove all invisible components from your system.

Instructions for removing Surf+ here: http://www.whirlywiryweb.com/removesurfplus.htm

A Better Way to Make Money Online

It seems that even IF you find a legitimate Surf for Cash program, it will take ages to get even a $30 payout. I still think it is much easier to sell either your own products or other people's products and services via an affiliate program. To do this you will need your own website, register your own domain name, select a web hosting company and learn how to get traffic to your site.

Are You Wasting Time

It's time to ask yourself, "Am I wasting time onrepparttar 127550 Internet?" and "Does it really serve me to do what I am doing?".

If we are doingrepparttar 127551 same old things and not gettingrepparttar 127552 desired results, it may be time to shift our thinking and open up to new ideas, or do some ofrepparttar 127553 stuff we know we "should" do but have been to lazy to do it.



The author, Ed Zivkovic is a self-taught webmaster. His website contains articles with all sorts of tips for work at home webmasters. Here is the site: http://www.ezau.com


How To Protect Yourself From Work At Home Scams

Written by Tina Barraclough


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http://www.scambusters.com/

WorldWideScam: offers funny insight into some ofrepparttar more outrageous scams today.

http://www.worldwidescam.com/

The United States Postal Service: has several web pages on their website about scams including work at home schemes, multi-level-marketing schemes, and how to file a mail fraud complaint.

http://www.usps.com/postal inspectors/

The Federal Trade Commission: Find information on work at home scams,and business opportunity schemes.

http://www.ftc.gov

The National Consumer League's:National Fraud Information Center: Offers information on pyramid schemes,MLM, and how to report a fraud.

http://www.nclnet.org/

Remember, You should always research any company or work at home business before you decide to join.Never jump right in and join without looking into work at home opportunities, because you may find that you have been scammed . Not all work at home businesses are legit, and this is why you need to protect yourself from them.

If you have been scammed by one of these schemes, here is what you can do to get your money back and stop them from scamming anyone else:

1) Contactrepparttar 127548 National Fraud Information Center at 1-800-876-7060 or visit their website at: http://www.fraud.org/

2)Contactrepparttar 127549 Attorney General in your local state.

3)File a complaint withrepparttar 127550 Better Business Bureau inrepparttar 127551 fraudelent business's state. You can find contact information for each state atrepparttar 127552 BBB website at: http://www.bbb.org/BBBComplaints/lookup.asp/

4)List them withrepparttar 127553 Internet Fraud Complaint Center at: http://www.ifccfbi.gov/

5)Report it torepparttar 127554 Federal Trade Commission. Call them at 1-800-876-7060 or visit their website at: http://www.ftc.gov/

Tina Barraclough is a stay at home mom and owner of http://best-home-based-business-idea.com Visit her website for Business Opportunities, free e-books,Business Articles,etc.


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