Cash Crate and Treasure Trooper are SCAMS!

I think you totally hit this one on the nail! I don't do any of the sign up for free trials cause I would forget to cancel them but I know alot of people on here are reporting that is what they do sign up and then cancel just to get the money out of the site they are with I have also read about cashcrate having all those surveys that leave cookies on your computer and leave it wide open for viruses.

thats terrible. As you say not fair to companies advertising. I do a site like troppers but all about signing up for information only. No trial periods or anything like that. I have found some need things at that site. And i get paid for looking at their web sites.

Wow, I never thought about it like that. I was working for Inbox Dollars, and I have noticed that they do say you can cancel right away. It's definitely made me think about 'working' for them. Thanks for bringing it up...good topic, as always...

Buddy, your title will get you into trouble. Cashcrate is not a scam per sec. They pay their people and though what they do is not the best for everyone, it IS legal. SO liking them to pickpockets, etc. is slander and you have to watch it. Surfing on the net looking for bargains is the same as Cashcrate does,only they pay you fpr it. They have a list of bargains and its up to you to survey them or not. Cashcrate does not encourage or discredit anyone. If the bargain appeals to you, sign up to view it, if it doesnt then cancel. Thats what Cashcrate advises - not the definition you call a scam.

As long as a site is asking for an order or payment, I forget about it. I have learned my lesson in a-z marketing where I was gyped of my hard earned $200.00. He said at first he wasn't responsible for those who he had recruited. Then feigned to reimburse me. After that he vanished into thin cyberspace.

I agree with you, everytime i check out sites like this, it's the same old strategy. you don't need to pay, you'll be credit even if you cancel. All they teach you is to take advantage of cashbacks without trying the products. It sounds fishy right from the start.

Why would you say that? You make it sound like the consumer is running off with the product!! What's wrong with free samples, in order to get paid, the consumer has to complete the offer. If the offer is ordering a free trial, and they do that, what's the problem? Some of the advertisers are scams to and CHARGE UP CARDS, or NEVER CANCEL!! The advertiser wouldn't sign up if they weren't getting a good adverting deal either!! This is A GREAT WAY to get names, emails, adresses, and contact information for potential future customers as well. Please tell me how exactly you are getting ripped off?

I dont have good experience with paid to sign up programs. I did it only once and whats happend? I got refferals on one site like I paid but all inactive. I dont think that its problem only for cash crate or treasure trooper thats problem for all PTSU programs. I think that biggest cheaters are webmasters. Why? They took money from advertisers and make job for them. I call it you got what you paid. Then any members could be "cheaters because bla bla bla" and not paid. Where is the money? In webmaster pocket. Same is with hyips and autosurfs but they just stop to work and run.
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I think that you are absolutley right and i think that this is so wrong and it is this type of thing that makes us all skeptical to the internet and actually making money.

Personally, I think most of the internet is a scam. But, in this case of treasure trooper or the other company you mention I could not say. I joined treasure trooper a long time ago when I was just starting to look for ways to make money online, and the only beef I really had with treasure trooper is no one was really explaining to me how to possibly make any money whatsoever. What I find to be scams in the sense that they waste your time with promises and no deliveries are online surveys, paid-to-reads (I'm still waiting for my guaranteed "thousands of dollars"), and most online advertising sites. But, these places aren't that bad, because if you're into that affiliate business then you'll always be able to find someone who wants to buy into this junk and sell it to others who want to buy into this junk. THat's the way it is. What I'd like to know is who/what are the real big scam artists out there? Anyone have any runins with some individuals/companies that take your money and run? Let me know if you do. Thanks, David A. Reedy...