If you're looking to make a legitimate income online, then you have to read this because there really are ways to make money on world wide web. The problem is sorting out scams from genuine money-making opportunities. We've spent 18 months picking apart a hundred work at home programs and recording data and numbers. What we discovered was appalling!

There are many 'writers' online that simply aim to capitalize off dreams of people like you. Many times we could not reach these 'writers' via email,fax, or phone to obtain refund they had promised on their sales page. That is why this site was conceived. We are here to help as many people as we can find TRUEST, and most successful Online money-making businesses.

There are obvious signs that will immediately tell you if you are being scammed.

1. Have you been on a site, and noticed sales pitch you were reading failed to mention JUST WHAT PRODUCT OR SERVICE was being sold? Chances are you probably have. They paint this beautiful picture about fancy cars and mansions; trips to exotic paradise resorts, and all that can be YOURS?! Umm, not quite. These people are selling you "Dream" of having a wealthy lifestyle. The name of these programs are 'Multi-level Marketing schemes' (MLM), or they're also called 'Pyramid schemes'. The point is to get YOU to recruit other people by feeding them same dream that you were fed. The only ones making real money are creators of program.

A GENERAL RULE: IF THEY'RE NOT SELLING AN ACTUAL PRODUCT, DO NOT GIVE THEM $$

1. Connect, connect, connect!

Some of most valuable time spent at a conference can be time you spend in conversation with others outside of speaker presentations/breakout sessions. Make a commitment to schedule one breakfast and one lunch meeting each day with someone you want to get to know, and make a plan to connect with these men and women following closing of conference.

2. Volunteer!

One of best ways to get to know others both inside and outside of your industry is to volunteer 1 hour each day for conference production team. This time can create a sense of connection and a feeling of self confidence and accomplishment for both you and conference team.

3. Host an Open House.

At end of day, most conference goers are ready for a little rest and relaxtion. Rent a small room inside conference center, or if conference is being hosted inside a hotel, open your hotel room for a small late afternoon tea or early evening cocktail party. Invite everyone you see, and have a blast!

4. Ask Great Questions!

Make your conference experience engaging and memorable by making most of this opportunity to learn. Spend time talking to speakers, book authors, vendors, and those you are meeting, and ask, ask, ask. Request recommendations for books, resources, or contact names which will support growth of your business. Talk to others about new directions developing in your field and find out about emerging leaders who you may want to partner with in future. By becoming an active participant, you will be surprised at all that you learn and how your life will be enhanced.

5. Scout for Talent.

Are you looking for a new business partner, employee, product developer, or author for your business? If so, spend time talking to folks to find out as much as possible about their talents, gifts, and strengths. Keep a little black book or palm pilot with you in order to capture important details about people you may want to contact in future for a special project or event.

6. Attend Conference on Behalf of Your Clients.