A site where you earn too much...
By marguicha
@marguicha (223767)
Chile
January 15, 2011 6:57pm CST
would give you second thoughts that it might be a scam?
I traded yesterday a site with a friend. I gave him a normal site I have, one of those where you earn 4 to 6 cents a day until you get some referrals. He gave me this site with lots of ads. I click and I click and money keeps piling up. Cashout is 20 pounds but I have earned 10 in one day. It reminds me of a site I joined long time ago, when I was a newbie. I reached $200 before discovering that they would never pay me
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Have you had these experiences? I will go on clicking at this site because I traded it. I don´t lose a thing, after all. But I wonder... What will happen tomorrow or the day after when I read cashout?
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Have you had these experiences? I will go on clicking at this site because I traded it. I don´t lose a thing, after all. But I wonder... What will happen tomorrow or the day after when I read cashout?3 people like this
11 responses
@magtibaygom (4858)
• Philippines
16 Jan 11
Oh, that really hurts! Earning $200 and not getting paid!
@marguicha (223767)
• Chile
16 Jan 11
That has not been the worst ever, mag. Bux.to owes me about $800. Of course it will not pay.
@sanjay91422 (2725)
• India
16 Jan 11
You already have stepped forward so there is no way to step back now. Wait for the cash out and find it by yourself.
After that you can me about this site so that everyone get benefit including you.
Like my idea?
@sanjay91422 (2725)
• India
17 Jan 11
Okay and don't forget me to tell the experience. Thanks and have a nice day/night ahead.
@GardenGerty (160952)
• United States
17 Jan 11
Of course we all know that if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. You will reach payout, and then they will change the amount or reset your account, or accuse you of suspicious behavior and ban your account. Of course, you do not lose anything except your time.
Were you paid?
@calajane (1003)
• Poland
17 Jan 11
Hmmm... I never thought about it, but this does fit the idea of something being "too good to be true", right?
I would never want to be in a situation like this, but you can always ask your friend whether or not they got a payout, right? And, by the way, how can you not get a payout when you reach the level?
@marguicha (223767)
• Chile
19 Jan 11
This site WAS and IS a scam in a way. Term change and you never can cashout.
@moonchild1au (6237)
• Australia
16 Jan 11
I am definitely wary of sites like this until I find out otherwise...if this site does turn out to be a scam, then at least you have only wasted your time but if it is a legit site then all the more better for you because with reaching paout so fast, you may be able to do this on a weekly basis.
@marguicha (223767)
• Chile
16 Jan 11
That is the whole idea of trading sites. I exchange links. If it works (even if it´s only the first payout) I will be happy. A couple of dollars more for my vacations.
@marguicha (223767)
• Chile
16 Jan 11
I trade sites. That means that I exchange a link of one of my sites (a site that has paid me and works for me) in exchange for another site that the other person is working on and wants a referral. I don´t question if the other site is good or bad. As long as the other person is active in my site I work in his/hers. That gives me money, through my sites, every month. Sometimes I also get a good site from my downline. But this trading sites, even if it means lots of work, has proven very good in the long run. I travel every year with the money I earn online.
@dreamnishu (1247)
• China
31 Jan 11
hi friend! yes its happens with me.when i was started internet for making money.i reach my minimum cash out and then some people told me that it is a scam site.it was my 1st site.it was a bad experience.i dont want do it again.
@angelic123 (1108)
• United States
16 Jan 11
well good luck to you, today I discovered that bentifulbux is no longer working I have $2 there and I was a little bit sad. But anyway hope in turn legit in your case.
