Making money online is perhaps the most oversaturated niche on the entire Internet. Quite frankly, it is way past the point of insanity, and anyone with half a brain knows that 95% of the products out there are scams that fail to deliver. However, what about that other 5% of product that actually provide a return, you know, the passive income packages that aren’t scams? How is the person interested in starting an automated online business supposed to know when they find such a product?
The problem is, there is no real way to truly know, but you can usually get a good idea if you just analyze the sales letter very carefully. Does it seem genuine and from the heart, or does it look like some mass produced resale rights product the person bought and slapped their name on? Unless the person has produced the product entirely on their own, chances are the passive income package is a complete scam.
Another way to tell if a passive income package is a scam is whether or not the person is giving you resale rights to the product which focuses primarily on selling the same product. This sort of setup screams pyramid scheme to anyone with half a brain, and if you have purchased such a product in the past, I am sorry to say it, but hopefully you didn’t lose the lesson: If it sounds too good to be true, it is!
So absent these two factors, how does one tell whether or not a passive income package is worth the investment? Look at it carefully, and figure out exactly what it can teach you and what else it has to offer. If the product is focused primarily on teaching you how to think and analyze, not like a sheep, but like an expert, chances are it is quality. If it comes with the ability to get your questions answered after the fact, you may have found a product in the 5% of truthful passive income products. The scammers just want to take your money and run, the honest marketers out there really want to see you succeed and will stick around after the fact to make sure it happens!
