What sites do you use to review online earning opportunities?

I thought I would drop you a couple of lines in response to your wonderful post. It is obvious that you have been through exactly what I have and you put it very well in your response. I haven't had a good response like that in a while. Most of the time somebody is pushing their link or something and I guess I have been a little guilty of that myself in the past. Thank you again for your response. It was very clear it came from a thoughtful and educated opinion.

Thank you for the kind words cableman67. It's always nice to here from someone when they appreciate my comments or find them worthwhile or helpful. We online earners are connected by our mutual interest, similar experiences and need for unique solutions. Oftentimes the most innovative of people are counted among us. We need to look out for one another and I try to help where I can. I have benefited from others' hard work, ideas and support. Why shouldn't I give something back? It is a whole lot harder when you have to do everything alone with nobody/nothing else to rely on. I don't mind others plugging programs or trying to get ahead as long as they do it in the appropriate places and at the right times. Some people think that it's a free for all and anything goes. I subscribe to the attitude that there are protocols to follow. Trust me, others will like you more and will be actually willing to listen if you follow a few rules. There is nothing more annoying than unsolicited messages or responses. Start a new discussion, create a blog or website, or answer questions from those who are seeking/asking for advice/links. You'll save time and much wasted effort if you reach a receptive audience and avoid burning bridges. Good luck out there.

Well, your comments are quite interesting. I'm glad that you were able to cash out in time before Destroy Debt went down. I wonder how many members lost time and earnings when this event took place? Correct me if I am wrong, but Destroy Debt wasn't around for very long. This isn't a success story to me. My goal is to find stable sources for earning online and not hit and miss fly by night programs. Sure you might get paid, but a lot of time and effort gets wasted when a program folds abruptly. Almost everyone is forced to leave something on the table. I do research to limit risk and avoid losses. Thanks for sharing.

You are right. What I like myLot so much is I can know the latest news on earning online also instantly. I was hoping to join destroy debt but it turned down before I tried to join. I got this news in myLot, myLot is really a good place.

Doing your own research is always the best way to go to find out if a program is a scam or not. I visit many forums each day and find that they are great places to find out about "newer" programs, but most "newer" programs end up stealing people's money. I dislike newer programs myself, and I don't even waste alot of time listing them on my own forum. I focus my time and attention on the programs that have been around long enough to be worthwhile to people. Programs, like Hits4pay, CashCrate, Globaltestmarket, etc. The best way to find out if a program is a scam or not, is to just wait and see if they scam people. ;)

sisco100, The myLot Making Money forum is an excellent source for advice and recommendations. I ask questions here and use it frequently. I wouldn't be surprised to here that members use it exclusively and have never been steered wrong. I have found the sites that I listed in the OP (original post) to be very helpful. They are not the only source that I use. the7elements, I agree that doing your own research is of utmost importance and one shouldn't accept anonymous comments as outright fact. All programs had to start out as new programs at one time. You may not find it necessary to try new programs out if you have a solid set that never lets you down. Sometimes good programs go bad or become shut down and replacements need to be found. Thanks for sharing.

If you are referring to the links that I supplied in the OP, both Survey Police and the Volition Forums allow anyone to visit. If you are referring to any of the programs that are reviewed on SurveyPolice or the Volition forums, then I recommend that you visit those individual program sites and check their policies. All programs have a set of policies/rules that are readily available for reading. Cheers and good luck.

Well, my understanding is that most sites cater to North Americans and those in Western Europe. I'm not from Singapore. I'm a North American, the research that I do is focused on my area. If you can use any of my posts to your advantage or benefit, that's great. My recommendation would be to look out for members from Singapore or Southeast Asia and observe what is working for them. Ask these members questions and find out what programs they are members of. You may have to accept that there are just fewer opportunities for people in your region. Judging by the number of posts I've seen from members in your region asking similar questions about where to find earning opportunities, I would say that that is the case. I see many questions, but not a lot of answers...

Yeah, I find the Volition forums to be an excellent source for advice and help. Teaming up with friends and helping one another to avoid the pitfalls of online earning is a great strategy. If you can't trust your friends, then who can you trust?

You're most welcome Misiufraggle. I am always looking for new ways to learn about opportunities and share experiences with others. Thank you for mentioning a site for me to check out. Your contribution in this discussion is appreciated.