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Online TaskPaysOnline TaskPays Review Online TaskPays found at onlinetaskpays.com is a scam website that claims you can make over $1,000 in your first week just by doing tasks they supposedly provide. However, the only real task they offer is to get others to join this scam under you at $25 a pop. Then when you reach the $300 payout cap, you’re taking your chances that you won’t be paid. There were so many angry customers with similar complaints about not getting … |
Paid Game PlayerPaid Game Player Review Paid Game Player or PGP is found at paidgameplayer.com and is a free-to-join gaming “Get Paid To” (GPT) site. They pay you to play online games and complete various tasks and offers. PGP is a middleman of sorts for their 3rd party clients that actually pay you for the tasks and trials they offer. There are different types of word activities to engage in like word and action games, puzzles, and product trials. You can also … |
SurveySaySurveySay Review SurveySay.com is a get paid to take surveys website for a market research business that serves as a middleman for other companies looking for consumer opinions. In this review, we aim to find out if they are legitimate or not. However, there are more complaints about Survey Say than most survey sites I run across. Here’s what ScamXposer.com Recommends Instead… Click Here Now There are fundamental problems with most “get paid to take surveys” sites, and … |
SendEarningsSendEarnings.com Review SendEarnings.com is a paid email and paid surveys website service company owned and operated by the InboxDollars Corp. In this review, we aim to find out if they are a legitimate “get paid to” opportunity or just a complete waste of time. It provides ways to make a little extra income through reading emails, taking surveys, playing online games, etc. SendEarnings claims they will pay you $5 just for signing up with them. But it will take a … |
SwagBucksSwagBucks Review SwagBucks.com is a website offering various tasks to complete in exchange for point rewards. They call these rewards Swag Bucks, which may be redeemed with participating merchants. There are multitudes of ways to engage in making points on their site to redeem with their sponsors. So much so that it can be a bit overwhelming. It should take you a small part of an evening to study the Swag Bucks’ back-office instructions. Swag Bucks has a lot of … |
Paying Social Media JobsPaying Social Media Jobs Review The Paying Social Media Jobs opportunity is from Annie Jones and is found at PayingSocialMediaJobs.com. This was previously called Paid Social Media Jobs located at PaidSocialMediaJobs.com, but it’s really all the exact same thing. The name change is usually done after they burn the original name with tons of complaints. In this review, we aim to find out if they are a real, legitimate job source or just another scam full of complaints. Here’s … |
Two Dollar ClickTwo Dollar Click Review The Two Dollar Click opportunity by Jordan Welsh is found at twodollarclick.com and is a PTC (Paid to Click) scam site. It has such a bad reputation that we’re just going to get straight to it here. Just on an initial search for any TwoDollarClick press, I found thousands of complaints without having to look very hard. That does not bode well for them starting out. To a certain degree, just about every single person had … |
ClickFairClickFair Review ClickFair.com is from 99 Ventures LTD, is a Paid To Click (PTC) ad website. So, what is this all about and do they have a long list of complaints? We’ll get to that and more in this review. They will pay you to view their advertiser’s/publishers’ websites. Granted, the payout is very small and not anywhere near enough to make it a side job, but it can make you a little extra every month. You can also get … |
Rewarding WaysRewarding Ways Review Rewarding Ways by 99Ventures is found at rewardingways.com, and they are a GPT site. A GPT site or “Get Paid To” website offers paid surveys, freebie tasks, and product trial offers. First, there have been many complaints from their members about RewardingWays being an outright scam. Here’s what ScamXposer.com Recommends Instead… Click Here Now Most of the unhappy users have reported account suspensions when they’ve reached the $1 minimum payout cap. Many others have been … |
iSecretShopiSecretShop Review iSecretShop.com is from Prism Intelligence and are a company app that is only available for the iPhone. You have to be careful using them because there are scams out there with their name on them. More details to follow on that in a moment. Let me explain a few things briefly… First, iSecretShop does have a disclaimer warning people about a fraud alert on a scam using their name. Mystery shopping is a service used by unbiased market … |