An of example of this is an individual having people invest in a company that doesn't really exist. He will then get more people to invest, and will pass on their money to the original investors. This is what's known as a pyramid scheme.
One example of a cash flow business scam is a "gifting scheme" where individuals are encouraged to invest a certain amount of money with the promise of high returns. However, the returns are generated solely from the money invested by new participants, rather than from a legitimate business operation. This type of scam eventually collapses when there are no more new participants to bring in money, leaving most investors at a loss.
Cash flow lenders are typically scam artists, but the basic idea is that a cash flow lender lends to businesses using their profits as collateral. If you're not operating a business, don't bother with them.
Cash flow business scams come and go, from pyramid ponzi schemes to fake retirement funds. The most recent scams seem to be from fake Cash 4 Gold companies.
I am pretty sure the cash flow note buisness is a scam. What makes you think they are a scam?
The short answer: Yes, it is a scam. More detailed reviews can be found all over the web.
All reviews found for Fast Business Cash state that it is a scam.
First check with the Better Business Bureau for a rating. Also see if you can find real customers that have had genuine success, if it sounds too good to be true it probably is.
There is not enough information available to definitively determine if Global Cash Flow Network is a scam. It is always important to do thorough research, read reviews, and use your best judgement when evaluating any business opportunity.
From what I have read on the internet, cash flow notes are a complete scam. Her eis the link to the article I read: http://www.information-entertainment.com/russdalbey.php
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Yes don't buy into the scam...stay away...google home cash access a scam...read reviews...
no it doesnt its a scam
A scam, don't do it.