To make, or not to make money
I have run over and over again on the internet looking for any kind of opportunity to get some extra money for myself. Speaking the truth, it was truly worthless effort from my part, because it turned out, on the world wide web there is no real and reliable source, where you can get a clear and generally not misleading review about any of them. Earning money online is just like the big stories our elders used to tell us, it either can be true or false, it is all up to you to find it out. As the proverb says, the clever learns from others mistakes, the fool from his. And therein lies the problem.
Unlike some people in my country and around the globe, I have to work for money, and absolutely have no mood for losing a single penny of it. For those who might not know, I live in Hungary. You know, that shithole in the middle of Europe. I’ve never been a patriot, please excuse.
Returning to the main line, I have to admit something. There are some people who dedicate their time to save us from being tainted and fooled by those who make a living of cheating and decieving others. I’m curious by the way, when will I see a review for example of a survey site, that has a 100 percent rating at the bottom. I very much doubt it is ever going to happen.
But this is the facinating modern age we live in, and in the virtual playground, our greed leads us, and there are the hunters in the woods we can’t see from the tree. As a virtual identity we can be anyone and we can offer Fort Knox for sale if we want to and this is the biggest danger ever to developed by the 21st century. There is no thruth anymore, in time we might not be so sure who we are at all.
In the United Kingdom the identity theft is one of the most common crimes. And here comes the other issue that needs some public spotlight and that is our privacy. Too many people are willing to share their personal data on sites purely unknown for them just because they are offering money. A whole industry has been built on the desperate part of our community, hungarians or otherwise. Measuring the time spent before the monitor looking for a thrustworthy site could be turned into many much more efficient and useful activity for example to get a job. As I see know it is hardly possible to get a decent ammount of cash by this way, but I’m happy to be proven wrong.
Last, but not least, if you sign up with any of these sites, you can be more than likely sure, that the e-mail box you registered with it will be bombarded with a shitload of “opportunity”. So if someone really wants to give them a try, then should use one address far away from the one he/she uses in the everyday life.
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