context: How to spot a crowdfunding scam
Assess how plausible the idea sounds.
Some crowdfunding sites verify creators. However, all they do is look to see that the creator has a facebook page.

OPTIONS:
- Are you buying with a public interest? A deceased relative? A savvy donor? A notorious competitor? 're they trying to trick you into their account? Consider the validity of a crowdfunding inquiry. Some things to consider are the odds that the source is legitimate.
- If someone clicks on one of your pinterest posts, that's likely to be the creator. However, if multiple people comment on the same page in addition to the creator's page, it's possible there's a problem.
- Because anyone can create a facebook page, you need to analyze it closely. Check how long the page has existed.
- Others is selling the site and pressuring donors to donate, although they do not claim to be the creator. Check other sites that give the message that the creator created the web page.
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next sentence for the context: Because anyone can create a facebook page, you need to analyze it closely. Check how long the page has existed.

context: How to avoid a sweetheart scam
Limit your use of social media.
The more " out there " you are on social media, the more opportunities scammers have to attempt to extort you. Only open social media accounts that you plan to use regularly.

OPTIONS:
- If you find that you seldom use a social media account, take steps to deactivate or fully delete the account. You don't want to leave that information out there for people to access.
- Try to limit the number of times you link to different social media accounts. If you plan to tweet daily, for example, limit that to monthly.
- You don't necessarily need to open social media in a relationship as well. This increases your chance of being scammed.
- Keep a cover and only post if you are certain the scammer wants to meet face-to-face. Make sure your profiles have never been compromised, and don't repost anything you've posted in the last few months.
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next sentence for the context: If you find that you seldom use a social media account, take steps to deactivate or fully delete the account. You don't want to leave that information out there for people to access.

context: How to make a living from teaching guitar
Get a professional logo.
This will make a huge difference-it will set you apart from the competition and show that you are serious about teaching. If you have graphic design skills, you can, or you could outsource the project on a website like fiverr.

OPTIONS:
- Your logo should reflect the nature of your business-you could incorporate elements such as your name, parts of the guitar, or musical notes. Advertise year-round, even during the slow summer months.
- If not, make sure that the design has sufficient value to your ideas. If your parents are likely to be lenient, choose an image that is easy to detect, images of your guitar making just as important as how well you have listened to about our business.
- You could paint your logo on plain white paper that says, " my grandfather is a very very talented guitarist. " and use blue paper meant to serve as an accent color.
- Most private companies and universities offer free products. Depending on the company you are working for, the possibilities include : Taking singing lessons at a studio community service organizations charity groups or organizations like ncaa Take some biking classes.
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next sentence for the context: Your logo should reflect the nature of your business-you could incorporate elements such as your name, parts of the guitar, or musical notes. Advertise year-round, even during the slow summer months.

context: How to do a flip turn (freestyle )
Start your turn when you see the black t on the pool floor.
There is a black line at the bottom of your pool lane. The perpendicular line lets you know that the wall is two feet away.

OPTIONS:
- Finally, to enable the flip, you'll know that the wall is wide enough for your flip and that you're facing the wall. Do the flip-turn Switch positions to keep the alignment as straight as possible.
- You can use the black t to let yourself know it's time to start executing your turn. This can be hard to judge because it all depends on the length of your legs.
- No one will be able to see your turn unless you are standing close enough to the wall to reach it. Standing slightly away from the wall, stand your behind while you hop over the rail.
- When you see this line, push your rear blinker to turn. The rear blinker's warning is ticking.
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next sentence for the context:
You can use the black t to let yourself know it's time to start executing your turn. This can be hard to judge because it all depends on the length of your legs.