Please beware of Paid.Vg and sites that are owned by the same owner
By ARC IDEA CO
@arcideaco (1257)
Singapore
April 24, 2008 8:14am CST
I have joined Paid.Vg quite sometime back and have not even able to cashed out once. Bought 35 referrals and it took four months to be give to me. Then few months back, they started standard members can only cash out on a given date. After you click of the cash out button, it does not work. The next month, I tried to request the cash out on the 25th and it was registered. 30 days later, the history of payment request got deleted. Then the story goes so on and so forth.
And the best part, the admin of the forum for Paid.Vg is still defending this site. There is not even one single advertisement to click in Paid.Vg.
I personally think that it is a scam. Is there anyone who would like to disagree or anybody who is a victim of this site?
Anybody knows the other site owned by the same owner of Paid.Vg so that people like us can be wary of?
2 responses
@HimArticles (1137)
• India
24 Apr 08
You are right this is a scam site. although I am not a member of this site but I have read in many forums that this site is purely scam site. So many members are scammed by this site. Some time ago Uronlinebiz.com has published the report on this site and they warn the people about this site. I don't remember this time but definitely this site owner has one or two more site. When I find the name I will inform here.
@arcideaco (1257)
• Singapore
25 Apr 08
Yes, I am made to understand that Buxup is also owned by the owner of Paid.Vg, however it is more of a hearsay evidence. Thank you for sharing with us on your thoughts. Cheers.
@HimArticles (1137)
• India
26 Apr 08
Thanks for giving the information. Now I will not join buxup otherwise I was making the mind to join this site in ref exchange with friend.
@asawanialvin0611 (1877)
• Philippines
27 Apr 08
thank you for information like this that will make people like me to be aware.The best to earn money is I think by having a business at hopme like having a variety store, or having restaurant that will cater to many in the neighborhood
@arcideaco (1257)
• Singapore
27 Apr 08
Yes I do agree with you that home business requires diversification like the 'brick and mortar' businesses you have in reality. Thank you for your response.
