[Geenie]

There are programs that ask for your money and only after some time you get the profit. You have to invest first and see results after a while.

Do you trust when they say: money back guarantee ?
How do you know for sure if they really will keep their word and send back your money if you are not satisfied?

It's a risky business after all, there are money involved, your money which you are asked to send to strangers.

[nexus]

I`d never trust such opportunity. If you don`t have a contract signed by both parts before you give the monney you should never give away a sum of monney over...let`s say 20$ just like that. It`s rather stupid to give someone you`re monney even though you never met them.

[netguy]

I don't know what to say, really.

I do business and still don't advertise this "money back guarantee" stuff. Not that I won't pay back, but I am so confident in my job I don't think anyone would like a refund.

I consider this to be a nice thing to offer in the end. And if you, as a business owner, are true about this, it's a good sign for me as a customer. I do not use a service for this promise, but I would like to think I'd get my money back if things would go "wild".

[puravida]

That's a tough question... I typically won't put much trust into a money back guarantee. I take that with a grain of salt. I think the real issue is how much time are you willing to invest in researching the program, the viability of the investment, and the people behind it.

In many cases, a quick search will help you link fraudulent people to their real names and to other companies they may have used to bilk investors out of their money.

In other cases, the investment scheme may sound great, but if it cannot sustain itself; then it will fail. For some reason, a dollar today will blind many to that fact. This is why so many pyramid investment schemes worked (and still work) so well and leave millions of people with nothing.

[Geenie]

I would trust them if i had my guarantee that i could get my money back.

I would try to find some reviews regarding the services, maybe some opinions about the owner (if possible) and maybe then i would be trustful.

[Blair]

I don't have yet that much money in order to risk investing in such things... However, I don't enjoy the thought that I'm not the one that my money depend on :D I prefer keeping the money under my nose, and investing them in something more safer than this! There would be some cases in which I'd make an exception: if I gave money to help in a business started by someone I really trust, someone I know, someone very powerful in my country or something ... In these cases, you would work with someone that has been doing this for a long time, and knows how to manage money. However, these kind of people wouldn't need my money, cause, as I was saying earlier, I don't have that much money to give to others, even for a short period, even with my money back guarantee :D