Check to see if the advertiser is offering safe payment options like pay pal, alert pay etc.
If the advertised home business in question is genuine and operates with integrity, then they will also be concerned about the welfare of their clients and possible misuse of credit card details.
Remember scammersare not concerned about the safety of their "victims" and giving away credit card details to an apparent stranger who shows up on the internet is a "no no"
Once credit card details are given, you will never have any control over where your credit card details are floating and what sort of abuse you are inviting. So you have to take the necessary precautions regardless of "security" terminology that the potential scammer is using to convince you that it is safe. It is better to be safe and not fall prey to the unethical practices of a scam home based business
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Very true. I have joined so many programs where the owner or even uplines could not be contacted. In my current program, the owner himself has called and emailed me several times. The first time he called me was because I was generating so much activity he was wondering what I was doing!
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