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The Right Plan for Right Now - DailyFinance

The Right Plan for Right Now DailyFinance By Dan Caplinger, The Motley Fool If you had hoped that the Facebook IPO would be your winning lottery ticket to retirement success, sorry -- it doesn't look like anybody who bought shares for the first time last Friday is going to get rich quick. and more »

Facebook IPO: The rich just got richer - HLNtv.com

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Facebook IPO: The rich just got richer HLNtv.com Analysts have been cautioning for weeks that the IPO wouldn't be a “get rich quick” opportunity for the individual investor. But a few people certainly got rich quick today -- actually, richer. Facebook's founders, already astronomically wealthy, ... The Real Deal on Wall Street: 5 Market Problems Facebook IPO Won't SolveBenzinga Industry verdict on IPO: Is Facebook really worth more than $100bn? And will ...The Drum all 3,357 news articles »

JFK Airport hotel shooting occurred during meeting about internet get-rich ... - FOX 4 News

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JFK Airport hotel shooting occurred during meeting about internet get-rich ... FOX 4 News NEW YORK -- A deadly shooting Thursday inside a John F. Kennedy International Airport hotel cafe came during a meeting to discuss an internet get-rich-quick scheme, the New York Post learned. The attendees were discussing plans to sell vitamins and ... Hotels killer dealNew York Post all 209 news articles »

Get-Rich-Quick Scams: FTC Cracks Down On Companies That Defrauded 1 Million ... - Huffington Post

Get-Rich-Quick Scams: FTC Cracks Down On Companies That Defrauded 1 Million ... Huffington Post The alleged scams are frustratingly familiar -- a company offers a get-rich-quick scheme that not only fails to deliver, but also hits the buyer with all sorts of hidden fees. In this case, for $39.95, consumers could learn how to make millions in real ...

Scamworld: 'Get rich quick' schemes mutate into an online monster - The Verge

Scamworld: 'Get rich quick' schemes mutate into an online monster The Verge Affiliates in the IM community hammer their leads with ads for this "get rich quick" scheme, "magic bullet" business product, or whatever it is, hoping that a small percentage purchases it. The affiliate gets a small cut of the sale; the rest goes to ... and more »