How to identify scam sites?

[akinlolu99]

I concur that most destinations that offer high payouts end up being tricks. Something else you can take a gander at is the thing that they are promising to pay for each undertaking or speculation. Some look unrealistic and they guarantee extremely exceptional yields, you ought not fall into those great guarantees traps.

 

[Skysaint]

I think you will easily identify such sites from what they claim to offer you most times as a result of you making an investment. Their promises are always too good to be true that sometimes you begin to wonder how they themselves earn profits

 

[Solutionav]

Even as we try to earn money online, it's important to note that there are many sites out there to scam us either of our time or our money.
How do you identify a scam site?
Personally, I see most sites that offer high sign up bonuses like $50 as being scam. They give you this bonus to deceive you into working hard to reach their usually high minimum withdrawal threshold.

What other ways do you identify a scam site?

I agree with you, I have seen so many site like that, they believe they can attract people with that high bonus once you have work for them they just disappear, and some site have modernised ponzi scheme now and they will make you believe they are real only to disappoint ypu

 

[Kelly5]

Before anything else, you should understand that any high yeild investment programs you come across are scams, beware. If any platform is promising you a hundred percent returns on your investment in twentyfour hours, you're dealing with a scam plaform already

 

[Seno inyang]

Identifying with scam sites is somewhat difficult because these scammers have made it look like a legit site, until you get scammed then you'll realise it's a scam site. Personally I've come across scam sites and I knew it wasn't genuine though they tried buying people to attest to their sites being real and earning from it, I'm familiar with all that.

 

[Abigael]

Identifying with scam sites is somewhat difficult because these scammers have made it look like a legit site, until you get scammed then you'll realise it's a scam site. Personally I've come across scam sites and I knew it wasn't genuine though they tried buying people to attest to their sites being real and earning from it, I'm familiar with all that.

I am familiar with all that too. There are so many scam sites which pose as legit ones but only end up being scams. One should be really careful these days not to trust just anyone.

 

[Solutionav]

Even as we try to earn money online, it's important to note that there are many sites out there to scam us either of our time or our money.
How do you identify a scam site?
Personally, I see most sites that offer high sign up bonuses like $50 as being scam. They give you this bonus to deceive you into working hard to reach their usually high minimum withdrawal threshold.

What other ways do you identify a scam site?

I agree with you, I have joined one site because of the bonus, it was very tempting I joined within 3 days I discover the site have crash

 

[Blessedsam60]

To also identify those scam site you have to be vigilant. Most of them will ask for your personal details like Bank Verification number or Credit/Debit card details at the point of registration or subscription

 

[Heatman]

On the scale of 1 to 10, websites that are full of scam will always offer you something that looks so real to be true and it's the greedy ones that will fall victim to such.

 

[Kvngsammy]

That being said; anything that promises to give you more than unrealistic returns, (in my opinion anything more than 15%) you need to run from them. Earning money isn't that easy I tell you.