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Please Avoid to Post & Read Scam Articles & Website
by Vishwajeet Kumar Blogger Hi, All Apsense Users,I would Like To Request You to Please avoid to post scam articles & scam site, which offers high profile Earning opportunities.This will help us to Make Apsense a 100% scam free Community. I hope that all of you can help to make Apsense a Better Community in Internet.
I will Start This Initiative, Because Most of us are easily engage in Money Making sites & Lost of most of Money in Them. Most of them are Scam & Fly by Night Operators. That is Why I will Request all of you "Be Genuine, Live Genuine"
Please Make Sure That if anyone Looks This Type of site, Please report This Immediately to The Administrator or Moderator.
Thanks!
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About Vishwajeet Kumar 
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2,771 connections, 44 recommendations, 7,546 honor points.Joined APSense since, August 16th, 2010, From Kolkata, India.
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Philippe Moisan
 Tutorial videos, sci-fi writerOh, vishwa, sorry I misspelled your username. One more thing : I meant no offense. Nov 27th 2010 09:25 |
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Dawie Bezuidenhout
 Systems Engineer I.T.Good idea vishwa, the more we talk about issues like this, the more people will join us in the fight against SCAMS, not just here but on the whole net. Hope your message is heard by all. Nov 27th 2010 09:26 |
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Dawie Bezuidenhout
Systems Engineer I.T.Philippe, i will rather read and support someone that writes one paragraph that has some substance to it, and that is clearly trying, than some of the other crap we see here. Nov 27th 2010 09:32 |
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Philippe Moisan
Tutorial videos, sci-fi writerDawie, my standards might be too high, it comes with my excitement of being at ApSense. Thanks for bringing me back to earth. At the same time, I see that vishwa has added some content. Thumbs up, sir ! :) Keep going, you're doing great ! Nov 27th 2010 10:24 |
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Philippe Moisan
Tutorial videos, sci-fi writerOh, I forgot to say : I topped, bookmarked, tweeted and shared on FaceBook :) Nov 27th 2010 10:27 |
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Lemont Wells
 Web Desinger & Affiliate MarketerWell first off you can't say anyone opportunity is a scam becuase one distributor says it offers hig income.(ie) $20,000 can be made or the person say they make that in face it could be ture. The proper way to weed out scams is to fully look into the corprate office or company products. Just by doing your homework can help many people avoid scams. Please all MlM/NetWork Marketing and Home Based Business has a TOS that must be followed. And the person who dont follow it can be reported and removed from the company. No real company today wants a bad rep. Nov 27th 2010 12:18 |
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Philippe Moisan
Tutorial videos, sci-fi writer@skycom, The headline might be somewhat wrong, but it worked. It got your attention, didn't it ? I mean, you're here and you commented. When I read the content of the blog itself, I got the message that he was trying to talk about get rich quick schemes who promise 1,000 people in your dowline of 1 million dollars by Christmas. It it looks too good to be true, it probably is. That's my interpretation, of course. Anything that helps get the attention of spammers and scammers to behave or leave is welcome in my book. Nov 27th 2010 13:58 |
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Faye Owens
Internet MarketingVishwa, I agree with Philippe and Dawie. Skycom also has some good points as well. We don't need spammers or scammers here on APSense. Nov 27th 2010 18:14 |
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Cheryl Baumgartner
 Medical Billing/Coding/Insurance@Skycom There's a very big difference in an opportunity that can pay you thousands when you put the work into it and a scam promising you thousands of dollars in your bank account at the end of the week for doing nothing except signing up. Nov 27th 2010 20:39 |
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Philippe Moisan
Tutorial videos, sci-fi writerCheryl, thanks for explaining clearly what I felt was the purpose of vishwa's blog. As Dawie said, we need support here for the ongoing battle against spammers and scams. Nov 27th 2010 20:55 |
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Dawn C.
 Work at Home MomNice post here! It is a great point to emphasize, too many people get into programs just because of the promise of high payout. It is also important to note that it is illegal to promote a scam and a person can get in trouble just for promoting it. Always know the company is legit before promoting :) Have a wonderful day and thank you for writing this post. Nov 27th 2010 22:12 |
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Vishwajeet Kumar
BloggerYes! I don not Tell that all programs are scam, But I just Beware User to avoid scam & Spammers! Nov 28th 2010 00:09 |
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Philippe Moisan
Tutorial videos, sci-fi writer@SWATI join 2 groups : Ethics in Business Avoid Being Scammed You'll get more info there Nov 28th 2010 01:44 |
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Dawie Bezuidenhout
Systems Engineer I.T.Wow, look at this thread, it certainly has gained momentum. Well done. Philippe you are keeping it in the limelight, good for you my friend, like you said this is a topic that can never be discussed enough. Nicely put Cheryl, all i can add to that, "the battle continues" against SCAMS. Nov 28th 2010 04:54 |
Good point,vishma.
It would be even better if you gave more information, like mentioning things about the ApSense TOS, what appears when we click on the "report abuse" link, and more details and suggestions. When you do, I will "top" the blog. We need members to write blogs longer than a single paragraph, that too will help attract serious marketers to ApSense.
Nov 27th 2010 09:23