Have you fallen foul of an online scam? Really, these scams are all over the internet. This is one of the reasons why people think they are not scams. Let me explain the last thing I just said. See, people have the idea that the internet is totally monitored, and that no one can post scams in sites because they would be definitely reported to the FBI and closed. However, the creators of these sites are not dumb at all, and they know exactly how to manage a site so that it doesn't violate any kind of law, and still, it is a scam.
First of all, legally speaking, these sites are not really scams. They offer a service, which is practically useless, but they announce it as the best thing ever. They tend to show examples of what their money system can do if the conditions are totally ideal. However, the conditions will never be ideal.
These sites are normally very informal, they have no major attractive. They are usually plain text, including some videos and pictures. This normally proves that the site was designed under a low budget, so the owner is probably a starter trying to make money by offering a service. After you have been scammed by a couple of these sites, it is easy to identify them in less than a couple of seconds. They all look the same as each other, they are all introduced with a video of someone explaining the incredible system and how it is better than the rest, and in the end, a button to pay for your first month of membership.