How to identify scam sites?

[Ayokex]

I don't think there is a way to make money on such a site anywhere. They already have it in mind to scam you even at the onset. There is no how much you try to meet their requirement for withdrawal that they will pay. You will just request for withdrawal and be waiting till eternity without anything coming. The best way is to avoid them. Once you see any site that over promise it's member it's just a trap to get people involved.

 

[eenya00]

I think for me as a person any site that promises me minimal work for a very large frequent payout, that is a red flag for me, secondly sites that usually require you to pay a certain amount for you to be involved in any of their program that would eventually make you a millionaire overnight, I see those sites as scammers website.

 

[Caali]

The internet is a mass of opportunity for everyone, people who want to make money online for example - they want money quick! Now! so there are people out there who scam people out of there hard earned money and run.Take your time on the internet, if somethings too good to be true - it normally is!I Itsthe fact of life - you get scumbags and you get people like me!

 

[Herzhan]

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?

These scam websites work in a wide variety of ways, from publishing misleading information to promising wild rewards in a financial exchange. Some are deliberately designed to look like legitimate, trustworthy websites, such as those operated by official government organizations

 

[Planet408]

You got it right. Their withdrawal threshold is usually high. That apart, Some of them claims to pay big amounts of money and the very moment you hit the withdrawal button, the money won't even get to you.

 

[Adventurer]

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?

Since there is an influx of sites promising high pays, the first thing I do is to Google such website looking for reviews, trust me you'll find all you want to know, even here on Bizdustry you can ask from members and they will be able to point out the scam ones

 

[Adetayo100]

Staring longingly at that low-res image on the pop-up ad is the closest you'll ever get to actually owning the tablet here are some ways to determine if a Website is Fake, Fraudulent, or a Scam, Pay Close Attention to the url, Check Connection Security Indicators, View Certificate Details.

 

[Richmond funke abosede]

If an ecommerce site has become popular, or if it's offering the best deal in town, it will have independent reviews to verify its authenticity. If you see no reviews, be cautious. Watch out for reviews on tiny review websites, or testimonials accredited to generic names. The website you're considering buying from might be a phishing site, or it might be selling counterfeit merchandise

 

[Riniyke]

Before you browse on the website you should do some research on the Website and see the comment of the site if it's good or not and you can also web address to know if the site is secure

 

[Mawome]

How to I dentify site, bro there are so many ways to do that, it's not difficult at all. A scammer does not receive his identify, for example there are some site that you will see, and if you check on the CEO' name you will not see it, that site is purely scamish

 

[Ehizzy1]

How to I dentify site, bro there are so many ways to do that, it's not difficult at all. A scammer does not receive his identify, for example there are some site that you will see, and if you check on the CEO' name you will not see it, that site is purely scamish

Its not really easy for now because those scammer have various tactics they normally make use of to scam people of their funds you just need to be more careful when you are investing so you dong get scammed i think

 

[Justin]

You know a site is a scam only when you are scammed. Look for TCP gaming for instance. In the beginning, we were told that the site is good and when someone was scammed, we are being asked to avoid the site like a plague.

 

[Mostee501]

Sometimes scammers makes it very difficult for people to identify their platforms as a scam, that's why so many people fall for their scam initially before being in the know. That's why asking questions and checking out reviews is very important.

 

[Nomad]

Sometimes it is really difficult because these sites will pay a lot of users in the beginning, even the best pay rate in the market. However, later they stop paying. This could happen for two reasons, one they do not earn enough to sustain the payment, two that was their original plan.

 

[Dowenship]

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?

Recently i discovered a site where you can check the date the website came into existence and also check the date it will expire. In that way you can recognise a fake site, forum out faucet.
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Cherish whatsoever you have today and dont envy your friend who is making waves out there

 

[Anis Boukezzoula]

The huge minimum payout, the bad reviews, the design of the site..... those all are big indicators.

 

[Shigobad2020]

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?

Recognizing scam sites is somehow easy sometimes, because they will tell you that you will get $30 for sign up and you can reach their withdrawal limit within five days , but when you reach the withdrawal limit, they will either block you or decided not to pay you.

 

[Ehizzy1]

Sometimes it is really difficult because these sites will pay a lot of users in the beginning, even the best pay rate in the market. However, later they stop paying. This could happen for two reasons, one they do not earn enough to sustain the payment, two that was their original plan.

I think majority have that as their original plan , because they believe that when people sign up on those site , it would benefit them more and they would earn money ,so their initial plan is always for them to make more gains

 

[Eodine]

The best way to identify a scam sure is that a scam site or most scam sites promise high percentage of returns that is not feasible for example imagind a Forex firm sharing 50℅ monthly from what we can easily say it uncalculated risks.

 

[Ehizzy1]

The best way to identify a scam sure is that a scam site or most scam sites promise high percentage of returns that is not feasible for example imagind a Forex firm sharing 50℅ monthly from what we can easily say it uncalculated risks.

Lol this is true and i notice that they normally use forex firm to cover up that they are legit and use users funds for forex and yet a lot of people believe what they do say, this actually surprises me more