5billionsales.com legit or scam?
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- Jul 11, 2011
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The Site has Fake written to every part of it.
blackbeans
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- Nov 29, 2008
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I don't know what to tell you, man.
Just by going by the domain name, it does sound like it's too good to be true.
You have to understand that programs where you have to pay money into the system to make money often have a pyramid-shaped structure.
That should be an actual warning for you to stay away.
There's so many ways to make money online.
I don't understand why people would have to use sites like 5billionsales.com.
I mean 5billionsales.com, really?
For example, take the world of crypto.
There are legit venture-backed coins that are released all the time, and some of the entry prices are very affordable so you don't have to invest much.
But after the bear market is over, a lot of these go 4x, 10x, and some even go 100x.
So even in a bear market, you could scoop up solid projects that have actual real-world uses like layer 1 coins and hang on to them.
Come in at a low price, hang on to them, and when these spike up, they usually go crazy.
So I don't know what to tell you.
Websites like 5billionsales.com seem like they're too good to be true, and whatever return they may bring to the table really pales in comparison to what else is available out there.
You just have to know what to look for.
Just by going by the domain name, it does sound like it's too good to be true.
You have to understand that programs where you have to pay money into the system to make money often have a pyramid-shaped structure.
That should be an actual warning for you to stay away.
There's so many ways to make money online.
I don't understand why people would have to use sites like 5billionsales.com.
I mean 5billionsales.com, really?
For example, take the world of crypto.
There are legit venture-backed coins that are released all the time, and some of the entry prices are very affordable so you don't have to invest much.
But after the bear market is over, a lot of these go 4x, 10x, and some even go 100x.
So even in a bear market, you could scoop up solid projects that have actual real-world uses like layer 1 coins and hang on to them.
Come in at a low price, hang on to them, and when these spike up, they usually go crazy.
So I don't know what to tell you.
Websites like 5billionsales.com seem like they're too good to be true, and whatever return they may bring to the table really pales in comparison to what else is available out there.
You just have to know what to look for.
