Are people too afraid of scams?

People have been bombarded with so many ways to get rich or earn money they just feel that the next one they hear about is going to be the same. I think that when you want to lead someone to a win-win situation you need to guide them gentle to change their beliefs about online earnings. If you just show proof and say come on in people will think you just faked the proof. It's funny because those same people will actually fall for the real scams. :)

i tried surfjunky when i first tried to earn some money trough internet.. ¬_¬ so yes im afraid of scams!... i think mylot seems taking this more seriously, i mean it doesnt seems to be scam right? i read somewhere here that when u reach 500 posts it is like 10$? ready to payout? is that true?? some1 have already been payout?

i have bad experiences about scammers. especially in Hyip program. So now,if i want make money online, i just used the site with free mechanisme.

I agree. I have ran into a few scams but that dosn't stop me from trying things. I'll try almost anything as long as it doesn't sound TO good or need a credit card. :) I will pretty much join anything a friend reccomends and if it doesn't work out for me it's no biggie. :)

Well I think most people are wary, because the majority of people wanting to work from home are perhaps students, or stay-at-home parents, who can't do a "normal" 9-5 job, so their disposable income is lower than some others to start with, and they are naturaly scared to lose even more. I was scammed once - a long time ao - and although it was only £10.00 which sounds pathetic, - it really annoyed me, and put me off anything on the Internet for a long while afterwads. I have only just started looking into things again, and I will certainly give your site a look.

yeah people r very much afraid of scams becoz many of the site just run scams even i am very much afraid of scams and i hav been victims of scams too so u try the some other way to run ur site the more innovative ur the more visitors u will get

of course people are afraid of scams,i ts a thing people always avoid. But we all know that we cant try internet stuff that dont have risks, it comes with internet work.

I know exactly what you mean. People are so afraid of being taken for a ride, they wont even do a little research to find out of something is legit. There are a lot of keywords people are afraid of, and unfortunatly, I am on my way to making a substantial income but people are afraid to join in because home-based business is one of those phrases. People wont even listen to me because they think what I'm doing will scam them. It's very unfornate for them because they may be missing out on a great opportunity, in the very least, they will have a little more information about how some programs work. Always do your research, always set your goals, and always keep your mind and eyes open.

Well, most people are afraid of being scammed. Especially those who have been scammed before (like me). People just tend to be overly cautious when dealing with online programs. We can't blame them. There are many real online opportunites around, only, the number of scams is tenfold. =/

yes, I think people are afraid of being scammed... I always feel like people tell you they have been paid.. but really have they or just telling you that to get you to join up under them... I'm working on a few sites now that seem good.. I will get paid on 2 of them this month..

i, personally was afraid of scams, coz some online money maker alweiz required you a credit card some don't but they required you a bank account. i can't understand how to make money online, i joined a site like mylot, i reached their minimum but i still don't get paid.. well, by this time i'm hoping that i will really earn money here in myloy?

I used to work as a Customer Service Rep at a bank, and I got a lot of fraud calls; people whose accounts got hacked into because thay bought somthing online, and so on, and they were the most often reason why people called. Aside from people haviong their actual debit/credit cards stolen, of course. So I'm considerably paranoid, yes. I think it helps if your website looks credible, though, and if you assure people things are secure and the steps taken to make sure things stay secure.