Making Money From Home Part 5 Google cash. This one, promoted on hundreds of web sites, goes by many names: Google Money Tree, Google Profits, Google Money System, Fast Cash with Google, Google Home Business Kit — you get the idea. The pitch varies from site to site, but is often something like this: Hi! My name is Cindy Ward, and Im a stay-at-home Christian mom in Greenville, South Carolina. Ive discovered how to make a great part-time income using my computer from home! I work about 15 hours a week and bring in an extra $1,300/week on average. I can stay home with my three wonderful kids and still make money, and anybody can do it! (One site with the Im-a-stay-at-home-Christian-mom pitch advertises heavily on conservative blogs, targeting conservative Christians who are ripe for taking the bait.) Other Google cash-type sites target workers whove been laid off: A few months back, I lost my job as a boring account rep for a manufacturing company. But now I make $5,000+ a month on Google. You can do the same. Still others target people whove been burned by scams: I got so frustrated with all the work-at-home scams that I was ready to throw in the towel. Then I discovered how to make money with my own Google business. Scam sites routinely acknowledge that scams are rampant. Its one way they try to gain your confidence (I got scammed four times before I finally found a legitimate way to make money online.) These Google Cash sites often seem disarming, with family photos and chatty copy.
Posted on: Fri, 31 Jan 2014 12:00:00 +0000
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