Instead of asking, ‘who’s calling me?’, might better questions to ask be, 1) ‘If I were shown a legitimate and viable way where I could double or triple or even quadruple my income, is that something that I would take advantage of, or at least be open to explore? 2) If my job will not allow me to live my dream life, and I had the option, what’s more important to me, staying in my job or living my ideal life? 3) Am I the type of person that has the mental toughness or desire to explore a financial opportunity and make my own decisions based on substantial, verifiable and credible information or would I, out of fear, run to the internet in an effort to glean minimal bits of ‘perceived credible’ information to make a decision, a decision that has ramifications potentially into the hundreds of thousands of dollars or more over my lifetime?There’s a quote that reads, “The wealthy take advice from people who are wealthier than they whereas the middleclass take advice from their friends.” It makes one wonder what you would call someone who takes his financial advice from a posting on the internet with minimal and perhaps questionable information written by someone you do not know and have never met.Regardless as to whether your decision turns out to be yea or nay, a decision you make, don’t sell yourself short by failing to adequately explore a legitimate and viable option if you are truly looking for a better road than the one you are currently on.