Money Making Systems

Is Maverick Money Maker's a scam? Does Maverick Money Maker's really work? Well of course if you type in those exact phrases looking for reviews of the system, you are going to find pages of promotional articles from the members of this system. They are going to tell you how great it really truly is and how to join. This is what bugs me about new money systems online. One of the best ways to promote a money system is to give it a great review and act like you are not doing it for the money. It is typical of money making systems and it is your first clue on how they really make their money.

Most online money making systems make their money in this manner:
First, you pay to access the "training material" or website.
Once you have paid for this material, thinking that you will have everything you need to make money, you will typically find that you need to be a "member" to enjoy the vital extras needed to make money. You then are paying either the high one time fee or more moderate monthly fee to continue membership privelges.

You will be given a "mirror" or duplicate website of the same one that drew you into the idea and a password and username to track stats on the site. Basically, you will be promoting the site and as an affiliate, make money from other takers.

Some sites will offer other products for you to be an affiliate of to make money promoting.

If you go back to your initial search, where pages of fake reviews popped up, you will see that you have a lot of competition for duplicate website affiliates. How likely is your page to be in the top ten? Not likey at all. Only the top 1% of money making system members actually make the money that their testimonials atest to.

Always read between the lines on a money making system website. They almost always follow the exact same pattern to interest you:
They first will explain how down and out they were in a dead end job or how they were broke and desperate. Then they tell you how a brilliant money making idea changed their life.
(Geared to appeal to your situation and create sympathy, then hope.)
　
They give you a list of all the things they hated about working in a regular job, usually in bold red.
(Appealing to common greivances of the unhappily employed or desperate person.)

They give you a list of all the wonderful things about working for yourself, usually in bold green.
(Creating excitement of the possibility of making money without effort- same hope can be applied when you buy a two buck lottery ticket, only this will cost you way more.)

Then the tell you how any, unexperienced person can do this because it is so very simple with their step by step instructions to guide you and how the site is fully automated.
(Thereby reduces any reality nudges you may have related to actually knowing what you are doing before paying.)

Then the testimonials, usually three are available to view in print or video. These people will basically repeat the above process and even show you a cheque or bank statement with "proof" of their earnings.
(This should prove that real people have indeed made money and you will too.
Of course, chances are these are the top 1 percent that started the system.)

After that, you are given your opportunity to join in and start making money now! What are you waiting for? Unfortunately, the most desperate and needy people are the ones who click on that entry and pay out the money to try and make their lives better. Once they have paid to make it successful, they are not going to give you a review that tells you they haven't made a dime are they?
So as always, look very carefully at what you invest your money in and decide if what you are paying for will actually make you money.