@nataliapetrova4758
In a world where conspiracy theories are taken as facts and fake gurus are praised, your channel is giving a healthy critical perspective to things. You've got a new subscriber here!!
@Iconoclasher
I remember decades ago a friend of mine used to fall for this stuff. He found a "make money" ad in some publication. You know the kind, "send $10 for free money kit". He did it. What he got in the mail was a "kit" that consisted of a instructions on placing an ad in a publication that says ".... send $10 for free money kit", and a pack of instructions to send out. Fortunately he had a great sense of humor. 😂
@sayyer10
Thanks James. I’ve lost so much money over the years falling for these get rich quick schemes. I wish there was a way or someone who would go out and take down all these scammers!
@tabiradoefond
I grew up on Biblical principles. Proverbs 13:11 (NLT) Wealth from get-rich-quick schemes quickly disappears, but wealth from hard work grows over time.
@Eileen49654
I love going to garage sales. I feel so sorry for the countless people I come across who are selling these get rich schemes that they got sucked into on a table for 5 bucks. How to get wealthy selling real estate are the ones I see the most. Some of the C.D.s, books, etc were never opened by the buyer. All the money they spent on the programs are sitting on a table collecting dust. I was an independent housekeeper for 25 years. Many clients had bought into the get rich quick schemes and I would find the package they bought into sitting in a spare room or basement. None of my clients ever got rich or even made any money from buying into the schemes.
@Stussmeister
While I may be a somewhat gullible, naive individual, I have enough experience to know that if something sounds too good to be true, it likely is. Moreover, with regards to "get rich quick" schemes, I'm reminded of a sequence of comics within the "Foxtrot" comic strip series where the father of the family watches one such infomercial and purchases the $200 training package that promises to earn him millions, only to find out that its instructions are: 1) Create a product to sell for $200 2) Get 5,000 people to buy your product. 3) Uncork the champagne, you're now a millionaire.
@sahadsuhail5630
You literally saved me from falling into their trap Thank you ❤
@VideoShareTV
It would be great to see an update of this. Subject: Online and digital marketers that promise thousands in a few weeks.
@MiMa-t1m
I don't really understand how someone could get hooked on these gurus, when all they teach is crap, and that you would see the effect of their teachings instantly in your next paycheck. Like what were these guys doing to convince themselves they were getting a good advice? Unless they had their own company and then thought by listening these gurus they somehow got an advantage? But for a regular 9 to 5 worker, this would never apply. Spending like 500 dollars for a course would just set you off 500 dollars, and you'd have to work to gain that back. Sure you might save in next months upon realizing on how you saved up money, but it's still a waste.
@SelfSustainableCity
Riches promised with a fleeting smile, Empty words that stretch a mile. Quick schemes whisper in the dark, But true wealth lies in the inner spark. Gurus rise and gurus fall, Their tactics swaying, tempting all. Yet deeper still, the truth we seek, Is found in patience, not in quick. Money may come and money may go, But peace within is what we sow. No need for schemes to blind our sight— True wealth lies in the heart’s light.
@mugabe551
People get rich by teaching how to get rich quickly, and the ones they teach are scamed. This time round, they won't force you, but its like they create customers for the next friends in szme business
@matteocarta8355
The most important fact about rich quick schemes: the product is not the course or the system. The product is YOU.
@wilkowaty
"Anger and shame" very well described.
@jojohns9755
When he started talking about pyramid schemes, Primerica instantly came to mind
@moldbellchains5709
Ah man this sucks 😞 I’m in a similar position like I and I’m in need of money and maybe a job rn. Idk what to do and I get Instagram ads for “get rich quick” stuff constantly and I didn’t realize it’s a scheme. I feel bummed rn
@chaserandazzo3738
Well done!
@UktamMatirzaev
Good job , very useful 👍
@FareesOmar-g6k
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@Fernando_Belmont
About 2 years ago I started to get really into real estate and found grant cardone. Never paid him anything or did a program but his content and everything he said made me believe that by just learning investing formulas and whatnot I’d be able to go in, raise capital and invest in a multi family property with absolutely no prior real estate experience / investing. Luckily my dad gave me a reality check. I never intended to invest anything into Grant Cardone but it’s scary how easily they can make you believe how ‘easy’ it is to get you hooked.
@JamesJani