Are Online Businesses Really Scams?

Online business scams are so popular in the world that if you Google up the term "Online Business Scams" you will find thousands of websites dedicated to convincing you of that. However, if you look closely the main purpose of these so called websites are not to inform you that online businesses are mostly scams (because they are not). These websites have an agenda and with promoting this agenda comes the vague notion that all online businesses are scams. These online business scam sites try to sell you products at the end of their articles, which is why they are set up in the first place.

The main point of this article is to tell you that all online businesses are NOT scams. It is an absolute fact that there are thousands of people who became millionaires carrying out just one aspect of an online business.

So then.. why again are there so many online business scam websites? They are just there to lure you away from a rightly defective product and shift your attention to another product, which the author is promoting. Sure, the author does provide some value in urging you to stay away from some online business products, but the fact is that the author has his own agenda behind reviewing the product and therefore his review is not unbiased.

It follows that you can start such websites easily by focusing on a "relatively bad" product, writing a good review about it and then getting the visitor to buy a better product through your affiliate link. Admittedly, this way of online marketing has proven to generate a lot of cash, if done properly.

A lot of people follow the practice of creating such a web page to generate internet income. What follows is the fact that people take these web pages at their face value, and forget the fact that all online businesses just cannot be scams.

In the future, when you find a certain website giving a product a really bad review, check its resource box at the bottom. If the resource box contains a link which points to the sales page of a similar product, the website owner is merely trying to shift your focus to his product. The mere presence of an affiliate link in the resource box suggests that the product being "badly reviewed" is actually good, but has been subject to the author's bias.

In conclusion, this practice is prevalent all over the internet and you can make money doing what the other people are doing.