positive and negitive experience of making money online

I think the most important thing is to try a lot of websites. Once you have gotten paid by different ones you can then see which ones are giving you the most bang for your buck...and then you can upgrade/invest in those as you see fit. also do your research and make sure other people are consistently being paid.

I have had both experiences with my attempts to make some extra moment online. There have been some attempts that have gone rather well. I thought my time spent on that particular website was spent. It yielded some actual cash in my bank account. That is always a positive experience, that I actually get paid for my work. The fact is that I actually find websites that are legit and not a scam is actually a good thing. Then on the flip side of the equation, I have been burned. Thankfully not as bad as some people have been burned. I did not lose any money in the site. Just some time within the website and frustration that I had trusted that website. I have been jaded to an extent. For right now, I am only sticking with the websites that have actually yielded some gains for me. Just sticking with what I have verified with my own experiences. No offense to anyone, but there is so much scam on the Internet, I would not put it past websites to plant people and proof that the website is paying. Would you really be surprised if that happened?

I have never been scammed in all my online activities. It is just simple, don't ever pay for anything you work for. Why should I pay first before I could earn. So many offers promise big returns for us as long as you pay the registration, or the software, or the program. I never do that so I have never been scammed by anyone.

I have been earning online many years. There are many legit programs in all areas of online earning. As long as you do your research you can save yourself a lot of wasted time. Sure there is always a chance that a program can close their doors...but once you have been doing this for a while..you will be able to spot the warning signs. I also have never paid anyone for an opportunity to earn.

You are right in what you say and I know it because I've also been scammed by some sites on the net - the difference is made by the fact that even if I've been scammed, I didn't lose any of my personal money. How can these be - simple, I never invest in a site from my personal money - the only exception I did, was to charge my credit card with 1.50€ to get my PayPal account verified. In other case I only invested what I've been profiting from that site and only after I've done at least one withdrawal to my PayPal or Alertpay account.

its very true friend,really when you work so har and it proves to be a scam!doomed

I'd say there is a smaller chance where you don't get scammed for all your help. I'd say like 70/30, even though some sites are more known, it might look like there are more trustworthy sites, but when it's a scammersite you'd only know in the end. The less known sites are usually the scammersites, which makes me conclude the 70/30 (as 30 would still be a lot, but to keep thinking positively)