I saw that write up in a friend's office, nd I realized how well it describes some Nigerians. I have seen an innocent youth built up capital over a period of time for a businness, at the expense of his own comfort after which he did what every reasonable somebody should: go online for advice, enlightenment, testimonies, and ideas and that later turned out to be his worst mistake. It is not fair to blame average Nigerian youths for lack of trust if you have never been in their shoes, but there is a saying "For you to gain from another, you must trust someone" my point is, good opportunities pass us by everyday because we can not afford to trust any system or anyone again.
I have lost so much to different online and networking business, that i decided not to have anything to do with such again. When a friend told me about a new online networking programe several weeks back i did not show interest, i was so determined that i failed to realized that the required capital for the said programe is so small that i can just lose it without even feeling the effect but i was so consumed in my distrust; then he let me be, few weeks after i heard about it again from a brother in the church i still didn't blink, until of recent that i heard it again from a stranger then i decided to do some research on it and then gave it a try and behold it is fantastic, easy and highly profitable, and the required capital is so small that it is not enough to take my girl out for lunch. So people the opportunities we have wasted today because of yesterday is enough, it is not everyone that will have the oppotunity of meeting thesame opportunity again, once you miss it the first time thats it, "If that scientist who invented electric bulb had given up, no one would have blamed him, and no one would have remembered him either" Best of luck.