beware of some sites that promise big payouts
By Bluerain25
@Bluerain25 (812)
Philippines
September 14, 2016 1:54am CST
Hello lotters! Just came across this site : A user from Fb posted this in Job hunting philippines page. Out of curiosity I created an account just to check how this site works. The task is to read a one or two liners news (as what they call it). Every news you read you have to click confirm button and solve the captcha ( which is to easy to solve for it is just an addition captcha like 20+ 21, etc) and you earn $7. You can read 10 or more news everyday. Payout is $7000 (LOL) It means you have to read 1000 news before you can reach your payout. Given 10 news per day, you have to read their news for 100 days.
I am also skeptical on their referral system. Every person you bring into their site you got $150. My goodness they are new and they are paying that high for an easy task? Would you believe they can survive with such payment scheme?
I still stick to my rationale that no fool businessman is paying that high for an easy task.
Start your online job. Join monthofnews.com and earn money.
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4 responses
@Bluerain25 (812)
• Philippines
15 Sep 16
We shouldn't trust them all they want is traffic to their website to mke their rank high
@Bluerain25 (812)
• Philippines
14 Sep 16
Yes dear one goes out and 10 comes it lol that's how they work. I do not know what they get for setting up scam sites
@Letranknight2015 (51938)
• Philippines
14 Sep 16
Too obvious to be true, besides, it's the promises of huge money that fools a lot of people.
@Bluerain25 (812)
• Philippines
14 Sep 16
You are right @Letranknight2015, people goes for big sum of amounts hoping they got big with minimal work without being aware that they arre scammed.
@ilocosboy (45156)
• Philippines
14 Sep 16
You are lucky to sign in to that earning site. Oh y $7000 is big money, we cannot earn not that easily. But as you said, we have to be aware of scams.
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@Bluerain25 (812)
• Philippines
14 Sep 16
yes @ilocosboy but I stongly believe they are scams. The site is too good to be true as what @5thhouse say. No fools will pay you that much for reading a line of text.
