Money matters - oppsincome.com

In the past few weeks I received numerous invitations to join Bidify. Bidify is a Penny Auction based opportunity, heavily modelled after ZeekRewards which IS really successful.

I see Bidify being promoted everywhere now and people are stumbling over each other to get a piece of the pie. If it only grows to half the size of ZeekRewards there is good money to be made.

But is it really a good opportunity?

First I should give some credit to ZeekRewards. You see, penny auctions have always had a bad name. They were associated with bad business ethics and fraud. The Federal Trade Commission even put out a Consumer Alert about them.

Tags: Bidify, scam, penny auction

Some members have pointed me to the Oakleaf Fund and asked me what I thought of them. I didn't hear of it before.

Oakleaf Fund introduces itself as a managed fund that has 4 programs available; O1, O2, O3 and O4. The program is by invitation only and requires a minimum of $1k investment. When you request information they will send you a PDF document with information.

I haven't joined Oakleaf Fund for various reasons.

Tags: scam, oakleaf

Every now and then I get an email from an unknown person asking me for money or things. This week I received at least a dozen of them. They were all exactly the same but I received them on several email addresses. On some email addresses I received 3 copies, on other email addresses only 1 or none. The writer says she's from Russia and has, of course, a tearing story. The letter ends asking for a woodstove, and for arranging transportation to get it to Russia.

I'm sure this happens all the time but this one grabbed my attention. Why? ..

Tags: scam, charity

Lets face it, most 'revenue sharing' programs are a ponzi scheme in its purest form. You know it and I know it. Throwing money at it is like playing the lottery.

Let me explain why wasting money on a revenue sharing program is a VERY bad idea..  

Tags: money, scam, ponzi, revenue, revenue sharing

In a recent update income4free.org asks its subscribers to register at incapital.biz.  They are supposed to be a reliable investment company. As you know I have my doubts about income4free.org and forex4free.biz.
Some verybasic Due Dilligence shows they are full of crap though. There is absolutely nothing real about this company..

Tags: money, free, scam

If you're a website owner you might have received a few emails asking for a Link Exchange Request. Although such a request is perfectly legit it is not always what you think it is.

Last week I received another Link Exchange request from someone that had a website with a really nice page rank, with a nice number of visitors and it was in a related branch. On first sight a Link Exchange would have been a good deal for me. To make it even more attractive the requestor had already linked to my website and gave me a link for preview. But that was deceptive..

Tags: scam, Link Exchange

In my last update I mentioned Income4Free.org and that I thought it looked very similar to Forex4Free.biz. Both websites are terribly slow and packed with spell errors. Updates are poor and there are more similarities.
Just for the heck of it I thought I'd look into it. Sure enough after a single Google Search I found a website that shows both websites are hosted on the same IP address.
So that pretty much links them together. Both websites below to the same person or group of people.

Could it be these website are scams? And if so, what are they after?...

Tags: opportunity, free, scam