Financial Freedom - Do these really work?

[kaitlynangelica]

Hi,


I been getting tonnes of these mails from friends.

Do they really work?

Or are they just scams?

http://www.emailcashpro.com/ad.php?id=c0342996&u=Springhope

http://www.emailcashpro.com/ad.php?id=r0100503&u=Springhope

[wiimum]

It is network marketing, or MLM. Do your own research to decide if it is for you.

[kaitlynangelica]

Oh I thought it was some trading system of some sort.


Been looking high and low for some sort of side income.

[Oppsgal]

I have joined... just read the email ads (at least 30seconds) sent to earn some points? But so far click so many ads to read...only so little points. Think have to click plenty ads to convert points to cash.


http://emailcashpro.com/images/onnews.jpg
http://emailcashpro.com/images/onnews2010full.jpg


Think not a scam since on papers shown on the link above. Not sure about how true.

So long no need pay a thing...

[UncleLim]

Don’t waste your time on them. If it is too good to be true… you know the rest…

[Oppsgal]

Don't think can be financial freedom on just this? Few cents cannot survive (depend how many to click)?

[30plus]

For most people, the best bet on financial freedom is to try earn more money from your job and buy some ricks.

[mommypoon21]

I think is a waste of time

[Elaineng]

Do you think financial freedom is immpossible to achieve?

[scang]

actually, financial freedom is not impossible to achieve, but definitely need to discern between the true and genuine mentors, from the fake, and selling so-called "gurus".


It is about asking the right questions, and able to see the so called successful system in its true form, not some obsure or mock system.

It is also a journey, not a get rich quick, or over night thing.

It is achievable with the right people, right mentor, but this is something, that not many out there are truthful, real or the genuine one.

Most are either scams, out to make money from you, or play on your minds to con you.