Are paid surveys and paid to read emails websites are genuine
@raghavkumar12006 (104)
India
December 24, 2006 8:37am CST
Are any of the members of mylot.com are members of paid surveys or any other website that offers paid to read emails. I am a member of homepagepublicity.com website which offers pays money just for referring others and joining them as dowmline. I have earned Rs.3000 till now from homepagepublicity.com. But I do not know whether any of these websites are genuine. I found homepagepublicity.com as genuine but the earning from this website is very less. it takes a lot of time to get minimum payout. Are any one of the members of mylot joined in any of the paid to read emails or paid surveys websites and earned good income. members can share their experiences. If any one is interested to join as my downline in homepagepublicity.com then u can join by clicking on : http://www.homepagepublicity.com/earnmoneyforfree.asp?referer=27516
Hope to get a good response to my discussion.
2 responses
@swarn47 (1706)
• India
24 Dec 06
I have experienced that many people sign up blindly on the net. They are in a hurry to make huge money overnight. They want to become rich very soon. In their hastiness they ignore to check the authenticity of the website. They ignore to check whether the websites promises are false or true. I dont say all the websites are bad. They may be good. Only time will tell.
For all of my friends, and all the myLottian participants. I list herebelow certain check points before signing up any website which promises to pay u.
First of all join http://scambusters.org This website keeps on informing to its users about the scam websites. Thus they will have updated information always with them about scam websites.
Secondly, Visit the website http://brodpicks.com regularly. This website tells about the genuine paying websites and many other things about those websites.
Thirdly, Please check whether the website has given its contact address with proper location and telephone numbers. Ninty nine percent of the websites which proved to be big scam did not provide this. Doing business only on email ID, does not sound good even. There is only one percent chance of genuiness of the website if it does not provide address, phone number, fax number and other necessary details.
Fourthly, try to read the report of the Better Business Bureau before signing up any website which promises to pay. Most of the scam busters claim that they have clean record with BBB. It does not mean that they are true or false. It may mean that BBB might not have prepared report on that website. BBB prepares the report on any website whenever they are requested to for it also.
So my dear friends, please take care of the above things while signing up with any such website which promises to pay. Dont make haste and dont take decisions blindly. I hope it helps the person who started the discussion and all other participants also.
