Bux sites, no matter how professional looking it is...

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Greed is the main ingredient that motivates another person consumed by greed to do this. Basically, a greedy person sets up a cheap "Bux" clone site. Forge some convincing payment proof then claim payments even on the very first day. O.o Fill the list of advertisements with a line of self-sponsored ads then wait for people searching ways to earn online. Once the site has got a nice mass of members, the so-called "referral sale" starts. It's just a matter of very simple common sense to not fall for bux sites. If a bux site offered referral sale then, it's a very good indication that this site is definitely unstable even if they say so. If you click an ad, you commonly get a cent for it, then your premium upline gets a cent for it, now that makes 2 cents worth of advertising money. Which is really unstable with a low advertising rate of let's say just $10.00 for 1000 guaranteed views. If I see a site like this, I won't bother to join it. I don't think that anyone would be crazy enough to accept an advertising service in which he/she won't get any profits from unless admin does not really intend to share the ad revenue to its members. Take Bux.to as a very good example. Ever got the slightest Idea why with all the money bux.to receive, it takes a freaking 6 months for you to get your petty $10.00 payout? With all the money bux.to gets, I don't think that there's a good reason for bux.to, to not invest in a better system of payment. Obviously, it gets its money mostly from referral pack revenues, premium account fee revenues, and of course not that much from ad pack revenues; since I've observed that this site has ended up to be a form of ponzi, pyramiding in short. Currently, bux.to is worth around $3mn...believe it or not. And if you have read this, I think it's time to stop believing in bux-sites.