Author: Paul Hardingham
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Why you should never get involved in a Ponzi scheme…
“Get rich quick” – a tempting message, but fraught with all sorts of problems. Most get rick quick schemes are Ponzi schemes – unfeasibly large returns are paid out to early investors by simply using later investors funds. The problems with Ponzi schemes are many… ALL Ponzi schemes are ILLEGAL. Period! By taking part in…
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Why “Never Invest More Than You Can Afford To Lose” Is Really BAD Advice…
I’ve seen a lot of illegal Ponzi pyramid schemes in my time and generally find them very easy to spot however, one thing that really irritates me is when promoters (who almost always know they are promoting an illegal, fraudulent scheme) say “never invest more than you can afford to lose”. On the surface this…
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What’s the point of this post?
Once again, it’s been 18 months since I posted a new blog post. This post serves no other purpose other than to say “Yes, I’m still self employed and still making a success of working from home – you can do it too”. Thanks for reading.
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Exciting Days
I was just checking my site when I realised I hadn’t posted a new blog post for over 18 months. That’s rather remiss of me and might have led you to believe I’m no longer active online?! Far from it.
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Life after delivery
Life after delivery Here’s an interesting perspective… Imagine if unborn babies could talk to each other… and in a womb were two babies. One asked: “Why do you believe in life after delivery?” The other replied, “If there isn’t life after delivery, what’s the point of this existence?” The first replied “If there is life…
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Explainer Videos
Explainer Video Tool – A very brief review I am always keen to learn about new tools to help me work more efficiently and produce better work. In the past I have used Videoscribe for making some explainer videos but it is incredibly time consuming still. A new tool I have been introduced to today…
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Sextortion emails from fraudsters “Security alert… password must be changed”
Recently there’s been a massive spate of “Sextortion” emails sent to millions of email accounts asking for a ransom not to publish information about your personal life. What has worried so many people in this hack is that people have been told their valid passwords as part of the extortion email. Here’s an example of…