Too good to be true?

[Brad]

Get paid to take online surveys - $5 to $75 per survey!
Get paid to participate in online focus groups $50 to $150 per hour!
Get paid to try new products - keep the products and get paid too!
Get paid to preview movie trailers $4 to $25 per hour!

Todays Special Price ONLY $34.95!

I've never really paid much attention to ads like this before. Anyone have any experience with this? Sounds fishy to me, pay to get paid

 

[Irvin]

Sounds like some sort of scam. Theyll probably ask for your bank account details to withdraw rather than deposit the money.

 

[Brad]

Sounds like some sort of scam. Theyll probably ask for your bank account details to withdraw rather than deposit the money.

Yeah, gotta be a scam ... wouldn't hafta play lotto if I got $75 for every opinion I spout

It's from 'Ads by Google' on top of this page btw.

 

[Sheba]

If it sound too good to be true then it probably is...Don't pay anything...

Sheba__ ~~~
Everybody's Got a Dream...JACKPOT!
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[Babarlish]

If it sound too good to be true then it probably is...Don't pay anything...

Sheba__ ~~~
Everybody's Got a Dream...JACKPOT!
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That's right Sheba

Scammers make money with the dreamers.
They always put a bait that is oh so tempting!

Baba

 

[shirazbai]

Just take that first line "Get paid to take online surveys - $5 to $75 per survey!" and google it. That should give you an idea of its worth.

 

[Brad]

Wow!! franchise or what ...

about 11,500 hits for "Get paid to take online surveys - $5 to $75 per survey!" on Google.

Them things breed like rabbits

 

[Babarlish]

Re: Wow!! franchise or what ...

about 11,500 hits for "Get paid to take online surveys - $5 to $75 per survey!" on Google.

Them things breed like rabbits

You betcha !

There's a sucker born every minute and these folks put plenty of glitter on the bait to get as much catch as possible in the net. Easy money is a very efficient bait.

Another scam that pop up regularly is the "mystery shopper jobs".
Google "mystery shopper" and you'll find over 90,000 hits from books to help mystery shoppers to enrolment with "money back garantee" and whatever.

Stay away from this. To keep the story short, you always deal with someone who has a list of possible jobs that you have to bid on, or a list of company suceptible to use the services of mystery shoppers.

Baba