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Hello I'm New here! Joined: 01 Dec 2018 Posts: 1

This is a scam site. You'll need generate traffic for them by posting on social websites like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Youtube, forums, chat rooms, blogs, etc. The site says that once you reach $300 you can cash out but there's a captcha test that keeps repeating over and over again or it says that you are not qualified for this and says that there are no more tests. You'll need to try the next day and end up at the same scenario. The email id mentioned on the site is not reachable, when you contact them you get this reply (Your message wasn't delivered to email removed -Padme because the address couldn't be found or is unable to receive email.) Earned $500 + so far. I need the money I earned. Please help and TIA.

Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2018 7:24 am

Retrospect1977 Welcome to eater and I'm sorry to hear what happened to you. Unfortunately, this isn't the sort of scam we deal with here. I've also removed the email as we ask that users not post email addresses and/or website names (especially as a first post) without proof of a scam.

That said -- I did look at the site, and I think it is indeed a scam as you said. The domain is less than two months, registered anonymously, and it's already flagged as a scam by WOT (web of trust). Unfortunately, it's very unlikely you'll be able to recover any of the money that is owed to you as the site owners are likely outside of your country and have used fake or stolen credentials to set the site up. In the future, if you see an opportunity for making money online, do some research by checking for websites that have been in business for some time, get "references" (other employees, customers, partners, etc.) and generally do some due diligence in seeing who they are before you invest any of your time or money.

Although it relates more to advance fee fraud, you can read more about scams at our sister site, which is targeted toward scam victims, http://scamwarners.com