Is it every scheme that promises a higher pay that is a potential scam?

[Fidelia]

They say when any program offers you a pay that is somehow higher than what others are generally offering, the scheme is a potential scam. And that has been proven to be practically true.

But is it every program that promises higher pay from the general rate that is a potential scam?

 

[gwolf666]

That’s a really good question. It’s true that when a program promises unusually high returns or pay compared to the market average, it often raises red flags — many scams use that exact tactic to lure people in quickly. However, not every high-paying program is a scam.
Some legitimate opportunities might offer better compensation because they have a new business model, a limited-time promotion, or they’re trying to attract early adopters. The key is to verify before trusting. Check for things like transparency, company registration, real reviews, clear terms, and whether payments actually go through.
So yes — higher-than-normal pay is a warning sign, but not automatically proof of a scam. It just means you need to investigate more carefully before getting involved.

 

[Kross]

I would always run away from any scheme that promises a really high returns from what others are offering. It is always scam.

 

[Springtime]

If a scheme offers an exceptional high profit or return, there is a possibility that it is a scam.

 

[kit_hung]

Not everything that costs a lot of money is a scam bro but if you see an offer that is much higher than usual you must be vigilant. Many people have been fooled by those heaven pay deals and in the end they cry. Scams disguise themselves as opportunities so don't rush into them without investigating.

But there are also legit opportunities that pay well if you have a rare skill or demand is high. Check yourself, verify everything and don't give out your information carelessly. If you have a mind and a spirit of inquiry you will know the truth. Money is not bad but don't accept it without filtering.

 

[Nomad]

No, not all projects that promises higher pay can be considered a scam. You will have to see the business model to see whether it is scam or not

 

[eLdavis]

No all scheme that promises high returns is a scam, but when it does promise high return within a short period of them, then it is most likely a scam.