johnhorn
14th July 2002, 07:25
What a surprise!
check
http://www.ioguadagno.it/eng/
That makes one paid and ten thousand scammed. Nitro is catching up :-)
They must have hired some people to spread the good word about them on the forums - Nitro is to be an "intelligent website" and the fact that they are not paying cheaters doesn't make them scammers. Right. Yes. OK. But the basis on which they refuse payment makes them. You risk not being payed when you are:
Using the variable IP computer to sign up (since someone can sign up with the same number)
Completing the same task twice (they are not intelligent enough not to send duplicate tasks)
Changing cookies too often (I clean mine every month)
Using a web-based e-mail (I am doomed)
Doing anything THEY consider inapropriate (like requesting payment, or posting what you think about them)
But do not worry, it is possible that you will never reach the minimum, because:
They may cancel your account before you reach the minimum
You may be getting only tasks that you are not allowed to complete (US members only etc..)
You may be getting only the tasks you have previously completed
You may be getting no tasks at all (especially when you are close to payout)
You may receive no credit for the tasks you have completed ("our tracking software shows that..." and other "intelligent" messages)
You may receive no credit for you referrals' earnings (i have about 80 of them and my stats didn't change for the last three months)
Yeah, you must be VERY intelligent to cheat on people so well.
check
http://www.ioguadagno.it/eng/
That makes one paid and ten thousand scammed. Nitro is catching up :-)
They must have hired some people to spread the good word about them on the forums - Nitro is to be an "intelligent website" and the fact that they are not paying cheaters doesn't make them scammers. Right. Yes. OK. But the basis on which they refuse payment makes them. You risk not being payed when you are:
Using the variable IP computer to sign up (since someone can sign up with the same number)
Completing the same task twice (they are not intelligent enough not to send duplicate tasks)
Changing cookies too often (I clean mine every month)
Using a web-based e-mail (I am doomed)
Doing anything THEY consider inapropriate (like requesting payment, or posting what you think about them)
But do not worry, it is possible that you will never reach the minimum, because:
They may cancel your account before you reach the minimum
You may be getting only tasks that you are not allowed to complete (US members only etc..)
You may be getting only the tasks you have previously completed
You may be getting no tasks at all (especially when you are close to payout)
You may receive no credit for the tasks you have completed ("our tracking software shows that..." and other "intelligent" messages)
You may receive no credit for you referrals' earnings (i have about 80 of them and my stats didn't change for the last three months)
Yeah, you must be VERY intelligent to cheat on people so well.