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The best way to stay safe against losing your time and your money is to stay with the longer standing paid to * sites, and the ones that have proof of paying. For example, MyLot has been around for years and hasn't missed any payments, there are many payment proofs on the net. Neobux have also been around for years and havn't missed any payments, and there are many payment proofs on the net. If you come across a site that you want to join, then do some research about them. Search the net to see if there are any payment proofs out there for them. And remember, if an offer seems too good to be true, then it probably is!

Lee.

Now a days it is too hard to find a genuine site, even some genuine sites are turned in to scams by day by day. So making search for genuine sites will help us to know about genuine sites, use searches like google, mylot to find a genuine site. We can believe a site with active forum contains of payment proof, and low payout sites.

Like people said below always check for the proofs of payment if they have any, and always look for the stability of the site which you wanted to join, and lastly don't join any money making site with big offers because most of them are scams.

Before you join in the program you want. You have to investigate it by searching about the complains and you can also discussing that site in your forum. Looking for the payment proof is the right way. Checking the hosting in whoisdomaintools to find when the site will be expired, i mean longer is more safe. And the easiest way you can go to ptc investigation site to get all updated information you need. Good luck and have a nice day.

First of all you should know that there is a safety risk involved in all "paid-to" websites.

Most of the time this risk takes the form of unwanted software bits deployed to your computer, usually followed by cyber attacks on your computer (usually aiming to obtain the access data in order to for the atacker to take full control of various financial/marketing instruments in your possesion(credit/debit cards, online payment accounts, accounts to genuine websites, administrator accounts to various sites and established blogs, Adsense accounts, etc).

Mylot, for instance STATES in the FAQ that it doesn't verify the risks associated with the "Tasks" section.

If you plan to go into the money making online business... means that you have to cope with the associated risks and do everything in order to minimize them.
The best way to find if a site is genuine or not you can Google strings like "sitename.com scam" and "sitename.com payment proof", go to whois.com and check the details there and ask questions on various communities like mylot.

But take into consideration that loosing virtual money in a fraudulent PTC system is the most insignificant loss you may encounter in your virtual earning odissey. It would be much worse to loose your Facebook, Adsense accounts, not to mention your administrator accounts to your PR5-6 blogs/forums/sites.

To research sites, begin by Googling for '[site name] scam'. You will probably find many entries which fall into three classes:

1) Sites which actually advertise or promote the site in question (basically, they are saying that the site is NOT a scam). Most of them are advertising for referrals and will not give you very much information, though some might give useful information about how to use the site and whether they have been paid (always take payment proofs with a big pinch of salt!)

2) Sites (very often forums) where people have posted their opinions of the site, saying that it's a scam. Many of these are really from people who have not been paid because they offended the Terms of the site (though they don't tell you that, of course).

3) Genuine reviews of the site with good, verifiable information that the site does not pay.

Next, look at the site itself. Does it have a good Terms and Conditions and FAQ/Support section? Is there a forum (some of the best sites have forums in which you can contact other members and the administrator but there are many genuine sites which don't)? Is there contact information? Does the site have a street address? What does the WHOIS record say about the domain name? Are the payment systems clear and easy to understand or do they seem to be hiding something (especially information about payments you might have to make)?

Sites which are out to get more information from you than you may be willing to give may be traps or phishing sites. If a site asks for credit card information when the information about what might be charged and when it might be charged are unclear, then it's probably best to walk away. You can usually expect to have to give at least your first name (and possibly last name) and email address. Other information (such as postal address) may be needed to confirm a credit card or to send a cheque. Make sure you know why they want the information.

You very often cannot tell a scam site from a legitimate site at first glance, though many scam sites are sloppily set up and just LOOK amateur. Technically, no site is a scam unless it sets out not to honour its promises. Many sites are set up with every good intention but really don't have a professional outlook or a good business plan and simply fall by the wayside. Both the owners and the members are the losers. These sites are not really 'scam sites' - they are simply badly run.

In life, there will be many projects you follow which are not as profitable as others. One view is that you cannot really succeed unless you encounter one or two failures. The important thing is to ensure that you lose nothing significant by whatever you attempt. In this case, the object is to make money, so never invest more than you can afford to throw away. Your time should be thought of as 'free', so if you choose to undertake something which, in the end, doesn't pay and merely wastes your time, that is not such a bad loss as if you had invested real money in it.

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