1. See if the program plans are well thought of. If you see
a plan like 300% daily for 20 days, don’t even try to view the site as it
surely will be a fast scam.
2. Do an IP lookup through http://allmonitors.net.
You just need to copy the website url of the program and paste it in the box
and see if it has previous programs that closed down. Most Admins that are
hit-and-runners use the same IP they used from their previous programs.
3. Do a whois lookup through http://whoismind.com.
If you searched in allmonitors.net and there’s no program listed yet, get the
IP from whosinmind and then paste it in allmonitors.net. The purpose of this
lookup is for you to see if the info presented on his site jives with the whois
information.
4. Research on the promoter or thread starter that
introduced the program. See if the program he promotes last long. If this
promoter has advertised many lasting programs, then the program now might also
last too. If the promoter is just someone new or has a lot of programs that
stopped paying in a short period of time, then this one’s another soon to be
dead program.
5. Find reviews and comments about the program. Even rumors
have some truths behind it. Visit shout boxes of popular reviewers and ask
questions or let others view the program and evaluate it. It won’t hurt to ask
questions to experts
6. Reluctance and hesitance are both things that you should
always take into consideration. When you hesitate on investing on a program,
you should not ignore it because most of the time in choosing good programs,
your gut feeling is right.
7. Promotion is the key to a sustainable program. See which
monitors are used by the admin.
8. Ask experts to evaluate and determine the technicalities
of the website used. These would be the script used, the hosting provider, the
anti DDOS used and many more. By knowing how much an admin invested on his
program, you will be able to realize that the admin plans to stay long and not
do a hit and run for one day.
These are the things that I do to measure if a program is
good enough to invest at. Try to do these steps before you invest at a program.
Good luck!
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