It's a saying that I tend to live by:)

A fool and their money are soon parted. Don't look a gift horse in the mouth. It means that there a lot of con men and confidence swindlers who will offer something that looks really good at a price that seems very good which is too good. Lots of scammers play this game where they can get someone to sign for a program and neglect to really go over the finer issues which will suck money directly out of their bank accounts on a regular basis with their consent. That's just an example of many various situations.

Nothing is even almost perfect.....let the goodness shine from time spent with the person and then make that determination for yourself. Sight unseen properties, different kinds of deals are generally a great come on.....go see and decide for yourself. You will see that it is generally always a gimmick.

I believe it is true!!!!

It sounds like my mind does when ANYTHING good happens. :(

The Oxford English Dictionary has found the phrase "too good to be true" from 1580. http://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_board/53/messages/796.html So excellent that it defies belief, as in She loves all her in-laws? That's too good to be true. This term expresses the skeptical view that something so seemingly fine must have something wrong with it. The term was part of the title of Thomas Lupton's Sivquila; Too Good to be True (1580). http://www.answers.com/too+good+to+be+true?cat=entertainment if something is too good to be true, you do not believe it can really be as good as it seems. "The job turned out to be really boring. I knew it was too good to be true." http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/be+too+good+to+be+true Truth is a multi-dimensional parameter. What appears to be true to one person may not appear so to another person. If the same person changes his angle of view of the problem, what appeared as true earlier may not appear true. Truth has infinite layers of meaning. It is absolutely impossible for any human to comprehend all the meanings of truth. In India, there is a proverb - "Paduguranna maata paati aye dhara chellu" (what ten people say gets accepted as truth). Except Yogis and Rishis, others can not think of more than one or two meanings. Let us consider a simple case. When some thing happens, three questions arise - what, how and why. You will get an answer to the first question within a short period of time. It is physical in nature. You have to spend more time to answer the second question. It is mental in nature. Different persons may give different answers for the third question. But you will never get a true answer for it - it is philosophical in nature.

This an especially good rule to apply when looking at stock offerings and condominiums.

It's one of the most honest things I've ever heard. I was reading an interview with Halle Berry, and she said that her mother told her that. After I read that interview, I never forgot that quote and thereby am cautious of people or things that seem too good to be true.