Online Money-making scheme should be monitored by Authorites
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I have been receiving leaflets or emails on how to make money online and become a millionaire through internet. How come there are so many of these scam? How does it work?
Are we Singaporean so easily fooled by these internet/affiliate marketing? It is hard to believe to earn money through internet other than real life work, or item trading.
Where does these money came from and how these people become millionaire? I really don't understand. I suggest these schemes or activities must be monitored by MAS, CPIB, ACRA or CAD.
Moreover, these scams doesn't even contribute to GDP economic growth to a country which is a lost to the society, pollute the public mindset and interest. They are not even group as IT or Services industries.
We Singaporean must be educated and vigilant not to fall to the internet scams.
Sources from Singapore:
http://www.sgmillionprofits.com/
http://internetmillionairecode.com/
http://www.calvinwoon.com/
http://www.chiajiayu.com/jy-chia/internet-millionaire-incubator-2
http://www.asksaiful.com/
http://millionaireinternetcode.com/
http://www.successgoldmine.com/
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There are too many of these for MAS to monitor already. -
Wonder any of the peps here try before...
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wah lao..might as well ask govt to rule the internet..if govt can do that..speakers corner wun be here liao
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are these the same authorities you want to complain about to the UN?
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*sniggers ...Originally posted by the Bear:are these the same authorities you want to complain about to the UN? -
Nope. It's about outrageous scam claiming earning tons of money. Most importantly where does the money come from to give to people? This is no sense. Public education and media must spread the message not to let innocent people get cheated. The society will be crumbled, if this is worsen.Originally posted by kramnave:wah lao..might as well ask govt to rule the internet..if govt can do that..speakers corner wun be here liao 
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No. Brother Bear. I had a friend who join these scheme, failed to get back his money. I felt discontent and feel the need to alert the public to these issues not to see innocent people suffered.Originally posted by the Bear:are these the same authorities you want to complain about to the UN? -
Originally posted by Meilin86:
Can you blame the government for being an idiot?
I have been receiving leaflets or emails on how to make money online and become a millionaire through internet. How come there are so many of these scam? How does it work?
Are we Singaporean so easily fooled by these internet/affiliate marketing? It is hard to believe to earn money through internet other than real life work, or item trading.
Where does these money came from and how these people become millionaire? I really don't understand. I suggest these schemes or activities must be monitored by [b]MAS, CPIB, ACRA or CAD.
Moreover, these scams doesn't even contribute to GDP economic growth to a country which is a lost to the society, pollute the public mindset and interest. They are not even group as IT or Services industries.
We Singaporean must be educated and vigilant not to fall to the internet scams.
Sources from Singapore:
http://www.sgmillionprofits.com/
http://internetmillionairecode.com/
http://www.calvinwoon.com/
http://www.chiajiayu.com/jy-chia/internet-millionaire-incubator-2
http://www.asksaiful.com/
http://millionaireinternetcode.com/
http://www.successgoldmine.com/ [/b] -
those who go in blind are not innocent.. they are stupid or greedy.. or both
i'm sorry to say that but they are...
you want the authorities to crack down on them, the next thing that will happen is that people like you will be ranting that the gabrament stifles everything and want to complain to the UN about it...
frankly, no one can legislate for stupidity... or ignorance...
and if your friend joins these schemes, half-baked like your post about getting the UN involved in singapore's sovereign matters... uhh.. let's just say if he keeps jumping in without finding out, it'll happen again and again and again...
you too.. go find out, do some basic research before shooting off your mouth..Originally posted by Meilin86:No. Brother Bear. I had a friend who join these scheme, failed to get back his money. I felt discontent and feel the need to alert the public to these issues not to see innocent people suffered. -
I had given my friend a scolding. He wouldn't dare to touch these quick money scheme again. Thanks for your excellent advice. Bro Bear!Originally posted by the Bear:those who go in blind are not innocent.. they are stupid or greedy.. or both
i'm sorry to say that but they are...
you want the authorities to crack down on them, the next thing that will happen is that people like you will be ranting that the gabrament stifles everything and want to complain to the UN about it...
frankly, no one can legislate for stupidity... or ignorance...
and if your friend joins these schemes, half-baked like your post about getting the UN involved in singapore's sovereign matters... uhh.. let's just say if he keeps jumping in without finding out, it'll happen again and again and again...
you too.. go find out, do some basic research before shooting off your mouth..
I really glad people wouldn't anyhow blindly jumped into these scam. -
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Originally posted by the Bear:are these the same authorities you want to complain about to the UN?
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IF there's a site that requires u to pay, they are scams. The solution is simple, just ignore.
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hmmmm.....100% of the time they require u to purchase...like that we will need to shut off these online money making scheme liao.....
