do you think before joining a site?

Oh, well...no...
I never read the ToS, it's so long and if it is a scam site, the statement that says something like,,we won't pay you '' is going to be hidden somewhere in the ToS, so unless I read it all ( which will probably take me 1 day), i'll get scammed.
The only thing I do before joining a site that was not recommended by anyone is check it out on google, I usually write stuff like:
x scam
x proof
join x
been paid by x

X= the name of the site

well i can read terms of condition but yeah i really do some research about the site so that i could not join scam site ....

its very bad for me if i do spend some time on site and the time of pay out the just deny or dont pay .. all your work gone in vein....

and also i see the payment processor .. i mostly join only if the payment processor is paypal otherwise i dont join...

I am not a fan of the terms of services. It really is a shame, and I know very well that I should read them, just like one should read the fine print in any contract. But the TOS on websites are normally insanely long, and the likelyhood of picking up that little waiver or sentence where they tell you something very important is very slim. So I trust other things instead, I google the site, now sine I have been a member here, I look here and then mainly use common sense.

The first thing I look at is if it is sustainable, I mean if it says that you can buy ads there fore a couple of dollars but claims to give 10$ for every click, then it is not likely to be right. I mean the point of the site is to make profits for the owners, and they will not payout from their own pockets the difference from the ad sales and the click costs! That is common sense!

I never read the TOS before joining a site. I always rely on hearing that someone else has been paid or else make sure I see payment proofs before joining. If I dont see either of these then I do spend a little time on the site to check it out, and then post a question here on mylot to see if anyone has any experience with the site. ThingS I actually do check are the min payout and if the site pays through paypal, or alertpay and whether or not they accept international members.

I check sites out before I join, so I know it is a egit paying site. There are many forums that report scams sites. If you do a quick check you can find out if a site is likely to be a scam.

You are right, the flood is about to come. Sadly, I have to train the new manager at my old job, so I won't be around, please try to steer them to all the good programs and not the scams.... they will be listening closely to you.

I seldom see accession terms of use,because there are too many words of the lazy,, but to use the documents. Unknown software downloads. Is not free, I will not join
To join in before, I will look at the site to search on the company's rating
Many people, then I will recommend to join

You should always think before joining a site. There are privacty issues you should always consider. And try to do some research on the site before hand.The internet makes it so much easier for us to spot a scam, however there are some sites that actually pay people to write good reviews about their sites. Bottom line is think before u do anything, and if its too good to be true, then it really is too good to be true.:)

No I never use to I would just join a site. But I would never pay to join a site. Now I dont even bother with these sites. I use to belong to so many now I only belong to mylot clixsense and apairof. Thats is man! Good enough for me.

I was one of those that joined with hi hopes only to get disappointed that the earnings were not what i thought they were. To really make any serious earning you had to pay a fee. That really kicked me to the curve. The only on that i can say i have earned is my lot no pay out yet. For a while i just stopped all together until i got the hang of how to make a little something. Disscuss something that interest you and comment on other discussions. I found that my numbers increased when i commented more instead of trying to start discussions.