Work At Home Scam Secret #6: "The Scary One"

This Scam Secret is the scary one because it is so
deceitful but so effective at the same time.

Is there a difference between lying and
intentionally misleading someone?

What I mean is, is it ethical to intentionally make
someone think that something is true, when you know
it really isn't?

This is what deceptive websites are doing to you when
they choose the pictures to show on their website.

You know the ones I'm talking about. They have
pictures of mansions and expensive sports cars and
yachts on them. You are made to think that this is
the lifestyle of the person who is trying to sell you
his "riches system."

The truth is more likely that he's in debt up to
his eyeballs and he's trying to make you think he
can tell you how to get rich.

You just have to put your guard up as you read these
web pages!

Some of this stuff is easy to cut through. If the
picture of the Ferrari looks like it came from the
showroom brochure, it did.

The same with the yacht. How many people have an
aerial photo of their own boat? :)

As for the mansion, does it look like a snapshot
with shadows and/or harsh lighting? Or does it look
like a professional photographer took the picture?
Most of these photos are just stock photos that
anyone can buy on a CD.

Tomorrow I'll send you the last Secret. You'll find
this one very encouraging I think.

Until tomorrow,

Make the rest of your day great!


Your partner in success,

Phil
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