Scams to look out for with work home based businesses!!

This wasn’t a scam about another business submiting a unique work from home opportunity nor was it one saying that they could make me earn six figures in a month or something stupid like that. Oh no they said over the handset that they could promise that my website would be on Google page 1.
First of all the lady, Julie, called up saying that she had seen my articles and was interested in whether I was engrossed in a ‘worthwhile opportunity that could alter my life.’ Now when anyone says this, the bells start ringing ‘SCAM’, but I thought I would go through the process with her to find out what they suggest and just to humor myself as well.
Julie had in fact tried to call me for two days already so I knew she was keen.. She kept on asking about Yournetbiz and how I heard of them and what a good business they are to work for, blah blah blah. I kept up the facade that I was still fascinated and proceeded to put her capture page into google when I noticed that just below hers was again her capture page with the word scam after that to it. At this point I had to heave myself back in from bursting out with fall down laughingter.After that she asked me to fill out a form with my networksite on it and put some keywords down on it too. It came up showing all these unlike keywords and how many of them are searched on the net servers, with clear six figure income as number one. Julie then asked me to submit and there was then my capture page one Google page one under that keyword as a sign of what could be. Next she took me to one of their customers who they’ve helped to get to page one and then she had to go and passed me over to the ‘Vice President Jack’.
Jack started off by introducing himself giving the usual report of how he hasn’t done this in years and whether he’ll be able to recall it or not. Strangely he seemed to pick it up mind-blowingly quickly and before I knew it was screening me other sites that he had helped get to page one, but also let me know that I was number 23 in the line and if someone else took my keyword then it would be lost, so buy buy buy! He also had this nice diagram of one of the sites on all the servers on page one, a pledge within 6 months positively. Surprisingly we in reality got round to the sum and he seemed to pass over this quite quickly with a ‘We’ve halved the prices for this unbelievable bid’ and ‘If you want to succeed you must take up this offer now’. I can't recall the exact sums he was trying to blind me with but the cheapest was $3,000 but he wanted me to go for the $4,000 one as it would speed up my success. What was great was he kept on whisking through pages and then it somehow had got to a PayPal payment page for $4,000, at which point I excused myself with a ‘thanks but no thanks’. Even this didn’t stop him with him saying that if the ‘next person chooses my keyword then it’s lost and so is this one time bid’.
Despite the fact that I think they'll still call once more with some other of an unbelievable put forward I am just happy that I wasn't one of their sufferers that I read about afterwards. Some were given a duplicate capture page, some didn't hear anything for 6 months and some were given a dissimilar answer every time but always spoke to a different person. Good luck with all your quests out there and be cautious.

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I hope that at least someone can acquire a modest bit of recommendation out of this article so that they don't end up building the mistake that so many have done in the past.

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