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It’s almost that time of year again when that greatest show online begins. Right after holidays, people begin giving their lifestyles once over. Many will decide to create a better lifestyle for themselves and their families by working at home.

Dreams of quitting their jobs and making a decent living with only a little effort and right moneymaking opportunities on Internet is all they need to make a fresh start.

While these sincere folks are busy making plans, there’s another gang of people just waiting in shadows for trusting shark bait . . I mean, people, to jump online. Let’s call them Internet sharks. And their mantra is:

“There’s An Internet Sucker Born Every Minute.”

Now I know that most of you looking to make serious money on Internet are not trying to purposely get scammed out of your hard earned dollars, but you’re often blinded - by your enthusiasm for pursuing work at home jobs and opportunities - to dangers of professional con artists.

The sharks are very careful to create a professional look and feel to their work at home scams. Often they will dangle tantalizing ways to make easy money online. They’ll tell you it’s free to make money online. How fast and effortless it all is. In no time you’ll be living in grand style. Yeah, right.

Nothing in this world is free and that includes business opportunities. Someone is going to collect their money from these good folks – even when it’s “free to join.” Watch out for that hand quietly slipping into your back pocket and cleaning out your credit card while you’re being told how much money you’re going to make.

There’s nothing wrong with having a goal to make money, but problem is, that single-minded focus isn’t creating a lot of millionaires. Perception speaks volumes, and this person brought to everyone’s attention how people are beginning to think about others who promote products online.

What kind of message are you sending to prospective customers? Do you only care about “making sale?”

Or, do you genuinely go about forming relationships first, and wait for sales (if any) to come later?

Honestly, I think many of us have been guilty of trying to “take money and run”. This is probably why majority of us haven’t made any real money online. We need to take a deep breath and stop for a moment.

How sincere are we in wanting to help people?

Give them something of value?

Make their lives better?