Comments on: Cash Gifting – Wow, people are basically insane

By: Chris

Chris — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 00:04:09 +0000

Great info here on the cash gifting. Yes if you go to YouTube you will find tons of cash gifting programs. Word to the wise though do your due diligence and if it seems “too good to be true” don’t bother with it. Find a company that you believe in and a product you can support 100% and be willing to invest time, money and blood sweat and tears and you’ll succeed. Anything legitimate that you stick with long enough with diligent effort will pay off.

Another one you should write an article on is web surfing. I invested $3K in phoenix surf (NME) and built it up to $10K and then the company went upside down and I lost the $10K plus my $3K investment! Oh well, live and learn, right? Long story short, do your due diligence.

By: Marlon (6figureunderground.com)

Marlon (6figureunderground.com) — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 20:18:55 +0000

Pretty good article but it could have been a bit longer with more facts like John said, but then again you did say that this was just opionated. However, i think you are doing like 90% of people and making the fatal mistake calling this a business. You cannot compare gifting to MLM or homebased business because it is neither such. It is a 100% private activity and was never even called “cash” gifting until the media got a hold of it and tried to commercialize it. by doing this they would have succeeded in making it illegal because this cannot be done as a commericail activity. private gifting, as it was once called, has been around for decades long before the internet. you have to understand that if you get into gifting looking to make a profit, like you would in a business..you will fail. you gift because you thought somebody was worth gifting to because they offered something of value that helped you. thats what being a gifter is..somebody who helps. making money just somehow comes with the territory. its no different from someone who loves playing basketball alot. they play it alot because there passionate about it..if they play it enough theyll probably get good enough to play it professionaly and make money. the intentions in the beginning was not to be a high paid pro but beacuse of your love for it as your underlying INTENTIONS, making money and playing as a pro just came with the territory. get into gifting with the mindset of helping people and you will go far.

http://tiny/cc/nqlch

By: Paul (Founder, WorkAtHomeTruth)

Paul (Founder, WorkAtHomeTruth) — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 21:43:59 +0000

Good luck, Lacey.

Hope you don’t get caught.

If you do, don’t forget to write.

By: Lacey

Lacey — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 21:41:49 +0000

I have been reasearching and looking for information on cash gifting since November 2008, and I was looking into joining a cash gifting program for 3 weeks. I searched and read and read because I didn’t understand how people could make money all the while not “Selling” a product. After all of my long hours of reasearch, IRS Tax Code Laws, FTC, people recording calls with their Attouneys, I didn’t find anything that stated “cash gifting” itself was illegal. I agree with John as well, there obviously have been scams involved with gifting, however, there have been scams created with every opportunity or program available, and if there hasn’t already been, there will be. I have researced all of the gifting programs available i could possibly find; there are established programs that have been around for 10-15 years that are running strong, and there are new ones being launched probably righ now. It all depends on what happens in time. Anyone can obviously succeed and make money in these programs if they follow the steps, like in any program or even MLM. I think some people have gotten involved and realized “they actually have to DO something” and so they say it’s a scam, – I have found w/everything – NOTHING is for FREE. You be TERRIBLY naive to think you can find something for free.

By: Alex

Alex — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 20:04:36 +0000

Good stuff. I’ve never heard of an FBI sting related to cash gifting – though it’s not surprising.

I’m having some articles researched and written up by a paralegal on the murky legal issues behind cash gifting … there don’t seem to be any concentrated sources of honest, objective info about this. They will appear on the URL I left when I commented.

[WORDPRESS HASHCASH] The poster sent us ’0 which is not a hashcash value.