Addressing the "Scam" Issue

Everybody's #1 concern is that they are being lured into a scam. It was my concern too. I have been a member of numerous sites and have yet to come upon a scamming site.

The misconception that these money-making sites are scams derives from unrealistic expectations and poor judgement. Some people feel scammed because they don't make as much as they expected, but cmon, this isn't a real job. And people sometimes do the "free trial offers." Now, these offers are "Free" UNTIL a certain period. If you don't cancel your subscription/trial before this period ends, you will be billed. These two reasons are the primary ones for people who call these sites scams.

I've made $270 on the site i used to promote, but it is pretty pitiful compared to the site i currently promote. The site i promote now is far less fancy in terms of site design, but they pay more, a lot more.

You should definitely do the free offers. And if you really want to make money, you should do the "free trial offers." BUT, keep in mind that the trial offers are a bit riskier if you're not good at managing your subscriptions. However, perhaps you actually want some products that are being offered as trials, so you might as well do the trial and continue with the service/product.

Think before you act, and you won't be "scammed."
Now, make money! :)

If you have any questions, email me at jump238@yahoo.com
(The $5 bonus is in the form of a "survey"...all you do is fill out your information and you'll get credit for it instantly. You can change the information later if necessary. Explore the site, the offers, the forum, the FAQ...Don't make multiple accounts or you will be restricted by the site.)

http://tinyurl.com/43a8egn

That's the site link once again. For those still a little uncertain, go straight to the forum and check out the proof of payments thread. Members have posted their checks, paypal payments, and bank statements.