Looking for an online service that

[BenVitale]

I'm on various social networking sites (Twitter, Facebook,...) and from time to time I come across messages offering different ways to make or save money.

My question: Is there an Online service that can verify their claims - a "Products & Services" overview ?

 

[Evo]

I'm on various social networking sites (Twitter, Facebook,...) and from time to time I come across messages offering different ways to make or save money.

My question: Is there an Online service that can verify their claims - a "Products & Services" overview ?

Assume they are all scams.

 

[Borg]

I'm on various social networking sites (Twitter, Facebook,...) and from time to time I come across messages offering different ways to make or save money.

My question: Is there an Online service that can verify their claims - a "Products & Services" overview ?

Assume they are all scams.

Definitely. The "Work from home" jobs are the worst. They will play a nice song and dance about you making money but the first (and only) transaction is always sending money to them. Of course they give reasons for it like, you have to take a training course, etc. But you have to ask yourself if this would be reasonable if you were working in a regular office. The best way to save your money is to not sent it to them in the first place.

As far as checking a site, I would Google the phrase "Company X scams" and see where that leads. I'm sure that most of these sites have a lot of dissatisfied customers. Read their horror stories and you will see how common these scams are.

 

[BenVitale]

Thanks to both of you for the feedback.

Since I posted my question, I spend lots of time on the net searching for info, and found...

I googled "been verified" and found Looking for free people search and background checks? http://www.beenverified.com/

But it can't verify people who don't use their real names, but screennames

And, ...

Scam Watch : http://www.imreportcard.com/

Tips For Finding The Best Work At Home Sites : http://www.articlealley.com/article_1644341_15.html

Click "Scams" under Topics (on the left): http://www.articlealley.com/tags-318.html

 

[LudusRex]

I understand the importance of verifying claims and information before making any decisions. In the world of online services, it can be difficult to determine the legitimacy of claims made by various companies or individuals. However, there are a few ways you can verify the claims of an online service that offers ways to make or save money.

First, you can do some research on the company itself. Look for reviews from other users or customers, and see if there are any red flags or warning signs. You can also check for any complaints or scams reported about the company on websites such as the Better Business Bureau.

Another way to verify claims is to look for evidence or data to support them. Many online services that offer ways to make or save money will have statistics or case studies to back up their claims. Look for this information on their website or ask for it directly from the company.

Additionally, you can reach out to other users or customers who have used the service and ask for their experiences. This can provide valuable insight and help you make an informed decision.

Lastly, you can also consult with financial experts or professionals who may have knowledge about the service in question. They can provide unbiased opinions and advice based on their expertise.

In conclusion, while it may take some effort and research, there are ways to verify the claims of an online service that offers ways to make or save money. By doing your due diligence and seeking out reliable sources, you can make an informed decision about whether the service is legitimate and worth your time and money.