| A lot of classified ads promote quick and
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| | online services also provide chat rooms
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| easy weight-loss products and programs.
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| | or chat forums. Service subscribers can
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| They cannot deliver what they promise.
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| | enter the rooms or forums for an online
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| Another hot area in the classifieds Ads
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| | conversation by typing what they want to
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| are "business opportunities." Work at
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| | say. These forums provide discussions on
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| home schemes, such as making arts and
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| | a variety of subjects, including products
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| crafts or stuffing envelopes, have been
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| | and services. Some companies have used
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| replaced by offers to "use your home PC
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| | these chat forums to promote their
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| to make fast money in your spare time."
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| | products without claiming their
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| Other ads encourage customers to invest
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| | interests.Tip-offs to fraud:Read online
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| in communications technologies, such as
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| | ads and conversations with a healthy dose
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| telephone 900" numbers and telephone
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| | of skepticism. The same things that tip
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| services, with promises of low-risk and
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| | you off to some scams and frauds in print
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| high returns and The attraction of "900"
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| | and on television also appear in
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| number pay per call services is that high
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| | cyberspace.Here are some signs of
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| profit can be made of 25% or more from
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| | questionable online advertising:Hyped up
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| the fees of $3 to$5 per minute charged to
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| | claims of product effectiveness. Use of
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| callers by the 900 service providers. The
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| | the word "hot"
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| company's promises on these investments
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| | to describe an investment opportunity
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| are likely not to be true.Disguised
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| | can indicate a scam.Claims of potential
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| advertising:"Disguised advertising," may
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| | high earnings or profit.Claims of
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| be hard to recognize. Bulletin boards and
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| | "Inside" information.Company makes
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| chat forums may include areas where
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| | promises of cheap stocks making high
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| comments about the quality or performance
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| | returnsExotic investments promotions such
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| of products or services may be disguised
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| | as ostrich farming, gold
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| ads.The Internet and online services
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| | mining, or wireless cable TV.When you
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| provide bulletin boards where interested
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| | make any decisions about products or
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| parties can exchange information in
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| | investments, be careful. Check references
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| general topic areas. Individuals
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| | and a variety of sources and before you
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| contributing to the bulletin board may
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| | buy.For more Profitable Advertising
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| have financial ties to companies or
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| | Results
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| businesses that sell those products or
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| | Visit: name is Lance Groom and I am
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| services related to the bulletin board
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| | formally from the Hit TV Show "Making
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| subject area. This may not be clear to
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| | Money", also past board member for "Susan
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| the online user. What may seem to be an
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| | Powter" health fitness, and Infomercial
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| open discussion could be disguised sales
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| | guru. In 2001 I led one of the largest
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| pitches. Since the identities or
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| | advertising campaigns in over 6,000
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| affiliations of online bulletin board
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| | newspapers. This campaign resulted in
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| operators and participants may not be
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| | over 25,000 sales all over the world
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| known, it could be hard to detect
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| | creating "Classified Millions".
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| disguised advertising.Some commercial
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