Some ministers look for ways to supplement their income. Why? Because, on the whole, they are a poorly paid lot. But they believe in what they’re doing, so they continue down a road to financial difficulty for their family because of the call on their lives. So it’s no surprise when someone in the family begins looking to the internet to find a way to make more money.

I’ve Tried That

No, thankfully I never got pulled in to one of those online scams. Sure, it’s tempting to think I would make all that money for so little work. But it just doesn’t smell right.

Resist the temptation. Go to I’ve Tried That and see if what you’re about to do is a scam or not.

This site is run by “Joe” and “Steve”, who explain it this way…

“Ever wanted to sign up for that deal you saw online but you’re afraid it might be a scam? You don’t want to take the time or lay down the cash? Check here first. We sign up for stuff and show you the results!”

Joe had the idea for the site after he experienced a downturn in his financial situation and needed a way to make money.

“I started searching for online work about 3 years ago during a period of unemployment. Just like you, I almost got sucked into scams because their pre-sell pages made it seem like I was the only fool not making money online. I became disgusted with the tons of scams out there and wanted to create a site where people could go for impartial, first-person reviews of programs and products.”

The site includes reviews of different “work from home” web sites, or email scams. It also includes testimonies from others who either tried something and lost money, or who listened to Joe and Steve and saved money. After a short time on this site you will have the tools necessary to see the “red flags” when reading those shady opportunities.

So go to http://www.ivetriedthat.com before you sign up for some hair brained opportunity that makes money for someone else. Find out about the deal from someone who’s already tried it.