1. Copy all available names of your new affiliate friends-to-be: their business, their program, domain name, their personal names (if any are given) to your favorite search engine, mix them with search keywords: rip off, fraud, scam and spam, and let it run. You may get surprised … and I hope you’ll agree with me, that this is something which is much better (and cheaper) to know before you’ve paid your money. Fortunately or not, this check often will be all that you needed.

However what if you did this check and found nothing alarming about “so-and-so”-dot-com of your choice? Or, perhaps, you’ve seen one tiny complaint which just can be ignored comparing to a ton of happy testimonials? And you really like their offer .. Well, it is not yet time to give your money! Here comes the check point number 2:

2. Did they ask you for a membership fee at sign-up? No – good, yes – hmmm. Honest program will offer you a free trial for a reasonable period of time. Always! Why? Because those who run such program know that all they need is to show you the potential of their business. They also will explain you why they need you and how they will generate their profits from your involvement. If the membership fee is requested upon sign-up – it is a bad sign. Membership fee collection could be the way how this program makes money, maybe even the only way how it makes money. If so, the subject can be cleverly concealed. Like asking for a fee with a guarantee for a full refund. Especially alarming sign is a promise of a refund which pops-up at every introductory page or clause. Watch it. Refund is a different story and you may never get it. You’ve paid — you done. You may get a refund later, probably, it will be a partial one: imagine, smoke costs very little, so profit will be enormous even with a partial refund. Of course, there will be always 101 reasons for not giving your money back (including legally sound reasons). For example, it can be a small difference between the advertising letter, referral page, or sign-up guide and a text which is called Terms and Conditions. You will be prompted to accept Terms and Conditions upon your sign-up. The reason why you will never get your money back could be given in a small clause in Terms and Conditions, cleverly concealed within 10 -15 pages of 8 pt font of legal language. Of course, you welcome to read it yourself thoroughly, mark you questions, and seek legal advice. Any good counsel will gladly help you for mere $400 – $500 / job. Believe it or not, but even by taking this route you still can save some money! Of course, 99.99% of Internet populace will not do that. Well, perhaps it will be better to go through Terms and Conditions with search command for keywords “refund”, “cancel” and alike, you may get something different from what is offered at the sign-up page. If you are lucky: keep in mind that a clever program knows the way to conceal the truth about refund. The very best approach: if you have been asked to pay some excessive membership fee upfront – do not sign up, drop it, and keep looking for a better program.

3. Perhaps an advice to drop program (or, better not to sign-up to it) sounds too radical, but usually this is the best thing that you can do. Of course, the designer of scamyotic program knows how to reach its goal, i.e. make you to sign up. Even the membership fee can be convincingly justified. So, you have to keep watching for some other symptoms of scamyosis. Here are few typical ones:

- An undisclosed, often vague business agenda. This usually is substituted with massive verboserrhea about how good to be rich. There can be variations, watch for mentioning of drinks with small umbrellas as substitute for boring daily job routine – this is usually a sign of acute form. Run.

- Easy going membership discount pop-ups. Can’t pay $64 now? It’s OK, pay just $46, of course, you will never get a chance to receive this exclusive VIP package, but you still get the basic benefits of our program, and so on. Run.

- A lack of contact information. Customer service phone number may pop-up when you are going through sign-up routine. It is a good idea to write it down as soon as you’ll see it. You may never see it again. I’ve been subscribed to programs where, “Contact Us” page which opens upon “member login” carried no phone number, no contact e-mail, but only an anonymous comment field. These are the signs that as signed-up member you are the least welcomed person at this site. Unfortunately, this happens after you’ve already paid your membership fee. Too late to run, welcome to scamyotic ward.

 Internet is full of money-hungry sharks, but if it would be true that almost everything on Internet is a fraud, the web would never existed in a first place. Majority of Internet programs run by honest people and offer excellent service and a real opportunity to make good money. Good luck to you in your quest.

1: Beware of fake or hyped up reviews which only aim is to get you to buy the product because the reviewer will receive commission. Good signs to recognize this type of review, if the review sounds more like a sales pitch and if links to the product are included in the review.

2: Watch out for testimonials on the sales page do not accept these unless you can contact the person to verify there testimonial.You may consider this before buying in to more expensive products.Look for a website address at the bottom of the testimonials.

3: Try The email customer support apart from asking a few questions about the product,The quality and depth of the response can also tell you alot about a company or product.If you do not receive a response or a vague response which raise more questions than it answers stay well away.

4: Scam website usually have little or no contact information if there is not address ,phone number or email address stay well clear as these types of site they will take your money and run.Also look out for unorganized website full of spelling mistakes as these sites may have been throw together over night.

5: Do some research via search engines about the product and company you are interested in more often than not you can find some real reviews which can give good insight into what your about to purchase. Also get some background information on the company you are dealing with.

6: make sure the site you intend to deal with is Pay pal verified, All legit websites are Pay pal VERIFIED. Never send money to someone who’s UNVERIFIED.

7: Most legit website will also offer a 30-90 day 100% money back guarantee however this is not true for every legit website but most will.

8: If you are unhappy with your purchase You can always get a full refund by going straight to the merchant payment provider. Find your original receipt, it should have a support email address. Simply mention your receipt code and state you want a refund.

These are the best ways to stay clear and never get scammed online again. Hold on to your money and do not jump in to making a purchase before checking out the product in more detail.

<b>1. Why I Was Initially Skeptical about Google Ambush</b>

If you have purchased any make money programs on the internet, you should already know how many useless ones and scams there are out there. In fact, some websites owners have even been exposed for faking screenshots of their online accounts and affiliate checks, and some of their websites have been removed and others altered.

I shall not name these scam sites here, but the point is that you should always research any website and online program carefully before finally making the decision to purchase them.

<b>2. What Exactly is the Google Ambush Software All About?</b>

After using the software and seeing the results for myself, I must say that it is truly one of the most powerful internet money making tool I have tried. It automates the creation of profitable Adwords campaigns by breaking it down into a simple six step process. This six step process can make money when implemented manually, but when combined with Google Ambush, the entire process is made almost automatic.

<b>3. What Can Google Ambush Do For You?</b>

This software system will identify profitable niche markets for you automatically with the Niche Selector Tool. It also finds the products that have the most money making potential that you can sell to the markets that have been identified.

After finding profitable niches to sell to, the PPC Campaign Creator and Landing Page Generator will help you clone the most profitable existing ads in the market and also generate landing pages that have been tested to have maximum conversion rates.