The Magical Money Making System

Recently a friend of mine sent me an interesting email that linked up to a certain News site claiming how a stay at home mom in Nairobi makes $13,900 on a monthly basis. As i continued to read on though by this time i had already known it was a scam site (The structure of a website says a lot about it), the “lucky” mother who had “conveniently” lost her job last year said she “miraculously” received and email that led her to a site which offered her economical freedom and after signing up with the website that offered a one year money back guarantee she started earning $5,000 within the first month, with minimal computer skills. The news website that i shall not mention here continues on to say how there are scams in the internet that offer to pay $45,000 and above on a monthly basis. When you sign up for the system it takes you to a Clickbank site that will charge you around $49 for the magical money-making system. I wrote back to my good pal and told him not to waste his money, because ladies and gentlemen that is what this is, a WASTE OF YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY.If you don’t have any use for your $49 then feel free to send it to [email protected] via PayPal, we will be glad for the kind contribution. Why did i tell him that? The answer is quite simple, lets look at who they target via their smart and captivating advertisements.

1. It was about a mother who had lost a job.
2. She was sent an email that led her to a site where she bought the money making system.
3. The system had a money back guarantee.

These three factors are set to target DESPERATE people. Why is it a mother who is jobless? Why is it through an email? Why is there a money back guarantee?

Watch this space and I’ll let the cat out of the bag, in the mean time let Scopegater know what you think, we’ll be glad to hear from you!