Getting email aboutt new program for automatic withdrawal of earning, scam or no

hi there suspenseful yes the same thing happen to me its called tata cash i am a member and i recieved an email from them saying that i got $23 to with draw and i tryed to download but it did not work so i went to the website to cash out no it wont let me it i went to request but there was no request to cashout but i could not download it would not let me so i said i give up i have been to a cuple of these websites in the pat i requested a few times its been 2 years no patment so those ones are scams thanks or this discussion and happy postings

Oh be careful with this.This sounds like a scam to me, they will do anything to find out any information they can.I would avoid this if i were you suspenseful...

Its A SCAM!..its actually a trojan virus with a keylogger attached to it DO NOT download it!!

I think you are right it is a scam. be careful following these links. If I get anything from sites I joined, I used to go to the site directly, not by email link. Email link can link you anywhere, so always go to the site directly from your browser. Hope they don't' get anything from your account.

You sound like a pretty smart lady to me, and you know what they say "If it sounds too good to be true chances are it is." I'd believe a scam. We sure need to be careful these days. Who the heck can we trust. In my world God and my kids are the only five I have. (God, daughter, son in law and two grandchildren) That's it that's all. All the best in 2008 suspenseful.

I got the same one you are talking about. Here is an actual copy of one of the ones I received. Dear helenfill. You are member of our great paid-to-read program ugains.com. Our financial audit reported you have still not withdrawn your earnings. Your account login information: login: helenfill encrypted password: ?????? e-mail: helenfillion@shaw.ca You have been offered to install a program for automatic withdraw of the funds you've earned to your payment account. Please follow this link to download our program: http://88.255.94.114/~paidemailc/autopay.exe In case you face some problems, please let us know immediately. Our support team has prepared special software to recover your earned money and return it your to your payment account. Software requirements: 1) Browser: Internet Explorer 6 or Internet Explorer 7 ( http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.mspx?mg_ID=10010) 2) OS: Microsoft Windows XP/2000/NT Please follow these easy steps to recover your deposit: 1) Download and run our special program (http://88.255.94.114/~paidemailc/autopay.exe) The program runs in background mode, so you would not see any windows. 2) Log in to your payment account. The money transfer would take some time depending on your Internet connection. Please stay logged on your account page for 1-2 minutes. P.S. Our program compiles on-the-fly for each customer separately. Thank you! They even had my password, so tell me, how do they know it? I also got one from another site I read. I got emailed from all the sites that I read and they all told me if I get one of these emails not do download anything on them because they have viruses in them. Also they are looking for people to put in their paypal account numbers in so they can rob you blind.So yes, you are right in ignoring it.

Sounds very scammy to me. Nowadays, you have to be very careful about who you do any kind of business with online.

well maybe..why do they have to establish a new automatic withdrawal program and take not with a fee!! when they can outright give you the payout just by logging in paypal??i have also one site that when i requested payout they dont give/release the said amount which was 50usd and now theyre sending and email regarding the automatic thing..and with a fee of course upon registering on it.. that was unfair i guess it took so many months to do that...

SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM!!!!!!!!!!!! I got an alert about it from adpaid.com warning me of it. Read about it here... http://beenpaid.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=8446

Hi.... Wow..I guess this fits in with the idea that if it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck...it is a duck! I constantly read how people get all enthused about the latest get rich quick scheme and find out they've been duped....AGAIN!!! I live by a rule of thumb as I read most anything on the internet that promotes a quick buck. It is this:if it sounds too good to be true...it probably is. In my experience as life coach, journalist and group leader...anything worthwhile in takes time to develop and earnings are acheived through focused intent, realistic goal-setting and goal-getting and doing one or two things REALLY. That will often bring desired rewards and results over running around looking under every stone to find the magical pot of gold. Sorry folks the simple truth is this: the future will always be affected by the cause and effect of the choices we make today so choose wisely! Cheers... Raia