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Vol. 2 issue #178 Jan 11, 2006                    
 

 

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The Sow's Ear
©2005 by Bob Osgoodby

There are so many opportunities being presented on the web, it
is difficult to distinguish between them. Some are the
proverbial "silk purse", and others are the "sow's ear". How do
you tell the difference?

You have to be very careful on the Internet. There are many
legitimate deals, but there are many unethical people also.
Don't be misled by anything that guarantees riches for very
little work. If you have a good product and market it well, you
can make an excellent income and maybe even become wealthy.

When you first get interested in an opportunity however, before
"jumping in with both feet", step back a bit and take a hard
look at it. There are danger signs that some have, and if you
see them, it is possible you should simply walk on by.

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Probably the number one danger sign is the promise of huge
wealth in a short period of time with little or no effort on your part.
Another serious danger sign is the lack of contact information.
If all you have is a form to fill out on a web site, and no
contact methods, this should definitely be avoided. A
legitimate company will give a physical address, a phone number,
and have an email address you can write to.

Never send cash or a money order, as you have little if any
recourse if they don't deliver. Don't think that writing a
check is safe either, as they always cash or deposit the check
before providing you anything. This is the prudent thing for any
vendor to do, as it prevents cheats from taking advantage of
them.

Your absolute best bet is to pay for online purchases with a
credit-card. If the company does not deliver, you can dispute
the payment and have the charge reversed. If a company does not
accept credit-cards, but did in the past, it is almost always an
indication that victims are beginning to charge back their
program membership, and "product" purchases on their cards.
This is a major danger sign as very likely they have lost their
vendor status with the credit-card companies, due to the volume
of their charge backs.
 

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For the sixth year in a row, identity theft topped the list of
complaints, accounting for 39 percent of the consumer fraud
complaints filed with the FTC. Credit card fraud was the most
common form of reported identity theft, followed by phone or
utilities fraud, bank fraud, and employment fraud. Never provide
your credit card information before doing some due diligence
research on the Company. Web sites are still the most common way
that consumers are solicited for fraudulent Internet offers, but
the statistics reveal an increase in the number of initial
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In addion to identity theft, the other top categories of
consumer fraud complaints include:

* Internet Auctions
* Over the Counter Stock (Penny Stocks)
* Shop-at-Home/Catalog Sales
* Internet Services and Computer Complaints
* Foreign Money Offers
* Prizes/Sweepstakes and Lotteries
* Advance-Fee Loans and Credit Protection
* Business Opportunities and Work-at-Home
* Telephone Services
* Tax Reduction Services

There a lot of people trying disguise that "sows ear" to look
like a "silk purse", but if you use common sense, you can
recognize it for what it is

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