Question about a certain site

I have signed up there too ..it says we will be payed for the given task and referring people..oh ya,i forgot to mention you that paybox.me is new online currency processing servcice just similar to liberty reserve or alertpay..paybox is another payment processor.anyways I wonder,why they don't have an e-commerce domain and there is no FAQ/HELP section.they doesn't have SSL secured login page..this site doesn't seems promising so i won't be promoting them.

Hello! I was also referred by my friend to sign up on that site but there are many sites out there which are too good to be true. All of them are offering a sign up bonus and referral commissions. The BIG question is: How are they going to pay us? What most of us don't know is that they are just gathering our email addresses and sell them to private entities. If you can notice, we are receiving emails from someone that we really don't know. (Our email addresses - SOLD!) Thank you and happy Mylotting!

I agree with rcl888 - it looks very much like somebody is harvesting e-mail addresses. A friend of mine tried to refer me, I refused. My time is too valuable to waste it on sites with ridiculous promises. The site promises to pay $20 daily to active members who are referring others, taking surveys, and so on. I think by now it has 1000 members for sure, if not more. Folks, everybody who believes PayBox.me will pay you, let's do some math! 1000 members x $20 = $20000, right? So, today it should pay out $20000. Tomorrow there may be 1000 members more, which would be 2000 members. 2000 members x $20 = $40000, right? With 3000 members on board it would look like 3000 members x $20 = $60000... and so on! Every single DAY. A site with .me domain. A site with no product. A site which promises it will launch in 2011 - one day. Where should the money come from? Just ignore it.

I don't know how they are going to pay us. Perhaps they are hoping that another processor is going to acquire them, maybe an AlertPay. I believe Storm Pay ran a similar, but not so generous promotion when they first started (I think it was StormPay, maybe it was alertpay?) I'm not concerned with the site not being secure at this point. They don't have my financial info, just my name and one of my email addresses...so it's not a big deal. Great if they live up to their offer, not a big deal if they don't...it'll cost me nothing but a little bit of time and nothing else. I think that makes it worth the potential of getting my sign-up bonus.