There's a good general rule of thumb in life that also applies very well in the world of PONZIs: if it seems too good to be true, it generally is. This applies to the

PONZI world when you have sites that offer unrealistic return rates, like 100% a day or more. Sure, they may pay off for a day or two, but they're mostly just trying

to create a strong membership foundation before taking their money and running. But just because that happens doesn't mean that you shouldn't even bother investing at

all in PONZIs. It just means that you have to be vigilant in order to maximize your profits. Here are some ways that you can scrutinize an PONZI to see if it's the

right one for you or not.

All PONZIs are risky. But then again, so are stocks, bonds, mutual funds, FOREX trading, and most other investment realms. It's just that in this case, if you make

intelligent, well thought out choices, you stand to make lucrative profits quickly. Look deeper into sites that have earning potentials that are congruent with your

goals for making money.

Some PONZIs are longer term, meaning you'll make a healthy profit months into the cycle, while others are shorter term and allow you to make more money quicker. Each

one has its risks and rewards, and that's why it's important to map out your conquest before setting out into the world. That's also why it's important to diversify

between different programs. Not "putting all your eggs into one basket" allows you the security of knowing that if one program fails, you still have others to back it

up. Divide your money up according to your earning goals between the different programs you choose, and you'll be able to have a healthier portfolio, just like in the

stocks and FOREX world.

All in all, you want to be cautious and aware about how the PONZIs do business. If there's anything confusing or fishy about the site, just look for another one you

feel comfortable with.