Dormcheck cashout button MIA
@Justareceptionist (870)
United States
April 8, 2007 1:01am CST
So I reached the minimum payout at Dormcheck and the cashout link is invisible. I've read another post saying the same thing has happened to them on April 5th. This is beginning to confirm that this site is either going downhill or is a scam. People have been paid but due to new rules, there have been absurd changes and people are waiting longer and longer for their payout. As I do reports of various GPT sites for unknown sources, this is going in the "thumbs down" list. I have contacted the admin about a certain mod who plays Nazi with the other members and have had no response. I emailed him about my cashout link and am awaiting approval. He threatens to sue others if they speak bad about his site but that is purely a sign of unprofessionalism. I thought at one point he was doing a good job since he was a young kid but now I see otherwise. Sorry DC users. There are a chosen bunch in the crowd of thousands.
3 responses
@lovelykids (134)
• Egypt
8 Apr 07
so sorry to hear that cause its new kind of work at home and most of them cant survive for long time and even they cange cash by points and im asking why just why?
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@Justareceptionist (870)
• United States
8 Apr 07
Well I hope people signing up to dormcheck don't view it as a work at home job because it won't pay the bills or anything like that. I'm still waiting for a reply from the admin but I'm not counting on it. Thanks for your reply.
@goodwealth_01 (94)
• United States
9 Apr 07
He and his moderators are the onces that should be sued for defamation of character.
@Justareceptionist (870)
• United States
9 Apr 07
I mentioned that in another post due to the terms and conditions. The way the mods talk to the members are horrible. They don't make people feel welcome. There's this one girl who posts topic after topic. She actually posts well and got a nasty comment from one of the mods. I'm like "She's asking if people like certain groups or how they're doing. That starts discussions." Their argument is it's only a "yes" or "no" response but if you collect a group of people who like that group and those who don't, it can lead to good discussions.
@goodwealth_01 (94)
• United States
9 Apr 07
He and his moderators are the onces that should be sued for defamation of character.
