Scam? who knows!

Unlike “stuffing envelopes” and many of the “assembly jobs,” this money-making idea is not a complete scam, but there are websites that give you misleading promises, making you think that all you
do is type in words and lines, create Google ads, and then somehow get paid thousands for it (after you purchase the info from them for $40-100). I have seen dozens of these websites, presenting the work as “typing” (home typists needed), “data entry,” “writing ads,” you name it. You get the impression that there are some mysterious companies out there, desperate to advertise with Google but unable to put together their own ads, so they are willing to pay you generously to do it for them. Is there any truth to it? Can you really make thousands simply typing in ads?

Theoretically, you can earn money using the Google’s advertising program. However, what those websites are telling you is half-truth. Number one, there is much more to it than simply “filling out forms” or “typing in words.” Number two, you don’t need any mediator to charge you for the information. Do some online research, and you will find all you need to know in order to launch your own Google ad campaign.