What makes you sign-up?

i was interested with the discussion-and-earn system. and my office make got a cash-out already so i was assured that earning is a reality and not just an empty promise. aside from that i love the discussion posted by the members here than any other websites. it's more fun and interesting.

Nothing above that you have mentioned above like the cost, the promise, the individual presenting the offer or not even flashy website but the main thing that is important is that i will research about that particular site on the net before plunging into join. I will research whether they actually pays the users or not.

Most of the times, I go for the credibilty. If it's free, then I would try and look for it. Same thing I did when I decided to sign up here in mylot, the registration's for free, so I tried. I never really imagined that I would like it here, I've been a member for atleast six months and I am still here. I like the conversation, the interaction and the bonus of getting paid for sharing my thoughts. This is the only pay program that I've signed up to, I think the rest are scams or are not available in our country.

For me it is definitely the money plus the low effort I have to put in.But I don;t sign up to every offer because it becomes difficult for me to keep track of all the websites I have signed up to.Besides,my email is clogged with emails from them as well as their partners to whom my email id is generally revealed.

What makes me sign up to a program is it's being legitimate meaning, they really pay the members, their membership is free and they accept international members because I am from the Philippines plus they should also support E-Gold or send checks for payout. And when I sign up I put in my real name and stuff but when I see that they're asking for my credit card number etc. I don't continue the sign-up.

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For me it's a combination of things. First impressions say it all - if I don't like the body language of the person who's presenting the offer, than I'm not likely to sign on. If the person sounds sincere, that's a plus. Then there's the program itself. If it sounds realistic and is credible then I'll give it a try. I'm very critical and will know right away if it's something that will or wont work for me. I made such a decision last fall and have been very pleased with the outcome - on MANY levels.

The income, if you don't sign up with your proper details you will not no what they are really offering. All these sites puts a lot of effort to be an effective a site, why not help them by reading it and see how it will work for us, as they promise or vice versa.

It depends on the situation. I try to do some research to make sure it's not a scam... if I don't know anyone who's tried it, or if I can't find information on it, then I won't sign up. I'm also hard-pressed to give out my address and phone number, but I will if I feel the site is trustworthy and I think I can make decent money. Flashy websites and music and talking info are actually big turn-offs for me -- to me, that kind of thing screams scam. If the site was valid, they wouldn't need to resort to those tactics to draw people in.

I am really picky about joining new programs. I want to make sure they are legitimate before I even bother with them. I do a lot of research and see if there have been any complaints. I like to see proof of payment as well. I have made $1,196.97 so far this month with programs that I trust. You are welcome to check out what I use on my blog- http://achieve-financial-independence.blogspot.com/

TO have a proof that there is payment.