[neil5623]

Anyone here seriously pursued the website(s) advertised on TV about working at home part-time making $$$$$? A while back, just for the halibut, I looked, answered the questions asked, and they responded that they had like 5 different opportunities, and to pay them $ to find out. I clicked the X in the top right corner of the screen at that point. I figured it was probably spamming to get people to buy something they didn't need.

[jlynn]

If you have to pay someone to give you work - there is usually something wrong.

[roybean]

Originally Posted by jlynn

If you have to pay someone to give you work - there is usually something wrong.

I second that.

[Hedwig]

That's true. You probably make money by getting other suckers to sign up.

Legitimate businesses don't charge you to do work for them.

[neil5623]

That's why I bailed out as soon as they wanted $. I was just curious if anyone actually knew what the scam was that they were charging for.

[Hedwig]

Probably getting you to somehow bring others in. That's how most of them work. Or you pay fees that offset anything you make.

[jlynn]

Either that, or they are selling you a book on "how to" work from home.

[spinn]

You could sell premium in options. You could sell calls on the OIH which is now at 174 and is not likely to go above 180....it is much more likely to go down to 125 or so.

You could probably sell premium in QQQQ calls as I doubt that will go above $50. and may go back down into the 30s although that is a bit riskier than the OIH.

You should of shorted DRIVel at 57 as that is now at $45....DRIVel is losing value as it falls out of favor on the street.

Dont listen to Jim Cramer....listen to the dart throwing monkey instead.