Free Report Reveals Top Scams and Schemes to Avoid Online

Let’s face it, some things seem to good to be true.

For instance, I like cookies … A LOT!

I like to dip cookies in milk and when the milk is gone I like taping the cup so the wet crumbs sorta fall into to my mouth.

I’m not ashamed of that.

Most people who know me know that I’m a bit of a cookie monster and that if I had my way I’d probably eat cookies 3 meals a day.   I’ve never tried to keep it a secret.   My friends give me cookies as gifts and they always know I’ll appreciate them.

However….. even I get suspicious sometimes!

You can’t blame me for getting suspicious, knowing my weakness, when a little girl who I have never seen before, comes to my door with box after box of these delicious delights, out of the blue!

If you were me, wouldn’t you think that was just a little to good to be true?

Wouldn’t you be the least bit curious of what the motives were behind this seemingly miraculous turn of good fortune?

Me too!

After a few short questions and finding that she’s been selling cookies all over town and not just to me, to earn money for a camping trip, I feel much more confident that this is a legitimate business transaction, and not something I should be leery about.

Once I understand the motives behind the great deal, it helps me determine my course of action… which of course, is to buy everything she has.

MY REAL POINT FOR TODAY

Online, it’s always better to understand the motives behind any deal that sounds too good to be true.

It works like this, if you can understand the motives and agree with them, it’s much easier to feel confident that you’re making a good decision.

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It’s a good example of the concept I’ve been trying to explain today.