|
With
three years' experience putting money into get-rich-quick programs
online, Jack Reitzel believes he has learned all the rules.
One rule is not to believe anything the promoters say. If they
promise a 300 percent return on investors' money in two weeks, it's
more than likely the site will disappear before the deadline is up.
If they claim their response is slow because they've had emergency
surgery, or technical problems, or a dispute with their bankers,
it's time to worry.
And above all, one should understand that the longer one plays, the
better the chance of losing. |