There are lots of ways to make money on the Internet - and lots of ways to lose it too.

Some of the favourites are HYIPs, MLMs, Autocyclers, and then of course there are offline methods such as stocks and shares. Which ones work for you? What have you tried and found success with, and which ones have been a failure?

I've gone full circle with all of those methods mentioned, except stocks, because I just don't enjoy that form of investing. However, there are many program online now for trading stock, e-trade.com and sharebuilders.com com to mind. Also many people invest in forex, either through managed accounts or in programs that 'claim' to invest in forex in the HYIP category, but really don't. Riskfreeprofits seems to be a very highly recommended program for getting directly involved in learning forex through an automated system.
Making money online is risky business so it is good to diversify into different segments; a little into each, unless you have a specialization that really does well for you.
One segment to watch out for is earning through referrals; can be profitable and can bite you in the butt.


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I have gone only with Hyips and Autosurfs and so far I've lost much. But I am not going to quit :? I think autosurfs are a good way to make some extra bucks. I dont have much knowledge of forex but it seems to be interesting. Trying to learn it now a days and hoping one day I'll do forex. (Wish me Luck)

I did try stocks and shares out for a period of time. Gained with some, lost with others. I did quite enjoy it though at the time, but the massive collapse some years ago put me off a bit so I`ve stayed out of them ever since.

Of course some would say that when they went into freefall that would have been the ideal time to purchase some more but I wasn`t tempted. Perhaps at the time a `correction` was due, if not overdue. As they say, "What goes up must come down."

In the UK quite a few years ago, perhaps 20, we went through a lot of privatisations of previously nationally owned companies. Shares were sold relatively cheaply, and punters made a killing on most of them if they bought at launch. BT, Gas, Banks, are just 3 of the industries where a lot was made by investors getting in at the right time.