Twinsideauto.com: Scam site that sells cheap meds

Another spammer had brought us another scam site, Twinsideauto.com. The name sounds like as if it's related to cars, but this domain actually points to a lousy scam site that sells cheap illegal drugs. They may be cheap but the fact that they are distributed by an illegal company is not worth taking the risk.

This is how it looks like...

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Note that this site could be a possible phishing site, and could be involved in money laundering operations that finances certain criminal groups, including terrorists. Moreover, I'd read reports of people getting scammed by sites similar to this one. Some bought medications and never received them, while some received unsealed or improperly packed products. On top of that, you couldn't also eliminate the possibility that such products could endanger your health since they didn't undergo product testing to ensure safety.

Source?

The site is hosted at xinnet.com (XIN NET TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION), the same web host used by Wouldmillion.com and Putboth.com. It is registered to another fake persona, as what cyber criminals (cyber scums) always do.

Why always Xinnet? We don't know. But, with Xinnet always involved in the crimes, you cannot remove the possibility that a Chinese organization is somehow connected to these criminal activities. However, note that this is not pulled by one group alone, they are actually a network of criminals working from different countries to meet the same purpose. They could be from Russia, Taiwan, and even the United States.

SuperBux: Where nobody earns real money

Superbux.info is a site that offers $0.03 per link clicked, and $0.06 for each website your referrals view.. wait a minute.. something is wrong here.. Why is it that they offer more for referral views? Hmm.. Well, if try to read their TOS (Terms of Service), you may find the answer..

Here is what contained in TOS #5: This is only Convert ADS site, I don't payout. Well, that figures.

It's a pity really, this site could have become one of the best PTC sites out there, if only it pays its members. The site has a large ad archive of about 30-40 ads daily, but since it does not pay its members, these ads do not get viewed by consumers, but by advertisers themselves.

This site does not classify itself under PTC category. It functions as an ad exchange site, and is merely disguising itself as a PTC. Most probably, to attract advertisers, not members.

Is this site a Scam?

Legally speaking, no, it's not. Note that when you sign-up on this site, you had agreed to their TOS, and since it's clearly stated that there are no pay outs, then it's like that you agreed to join in a click exchange site. Moreover, there were no written text displayed anywhere on this site that states that they pay out money, so you cannot accuse them of fraud. However, you could say that their business is somewhat base on deception. The Bux name is also one of the deceptive techniques implemented to gain members and advertisers, however, they could argue that Bux is different from Bucks, which you could refer to money. Technically speaking, you lose upon joining the site.

Paid-surveys-at-home: Pay to get Scammed!

Another way to earn money on the net is through participating in survey sites, unfortunately, this money making method can also lead you into your downfall, as scammers take advantage of your ignorance to benefit themselves.

Among the scam sites who pretend to be a legitimate survey site is Paid-Surveys-at-Home.com, a survey site built on dirty business, and with a pig for an admin. The site itself appears bogus, with no contact nos., no forums, and not even a TOS. The site is darn full of crap, with offers here and offers there, but of course, all you can get from this site is snake oil, and it smells similarly to poop.

I smell some poop!

This lousy site makes empty promises of paying $5 to $75 per survey, a $50 to $150 per hour for participating in online focus groups, a $120/hr for taking phone surveys, get paid to try new products, and make money previewing movie trailers for $4 to $25 per hour! Now, these are some attractive offers, but of course, these offers are not real, unless proven, and unfortunately, Paid-Surveys-at-Home is not the type of business who means what they offer. The offers are too high in the first place, and one could only wonder if this site is made up of either philanthropists or scammers.

Any scam reports on this site?

There were reports of people getting ripped off by this site.

The site claims that they are a survey site, and that after paying a certain sum of money, they would enter you into surveys, where you can start earning. But after paying, instead of surveys, they will give you links to a handful of websites where you are asked to join and pay costly trial membership fees and be entered into contest drawings for vacations, gift cards, etc. Surprisingly, they turn up to be an ebook, and the survey front was merely a disguise. The deceptive procedure they employ is illegal, and thus, classifies this site as scam.

There were also reports that after you join this site, you are more likely going to receive unsolicited (spam) emails from companies you didn't even know. It looks like this scam not only scams people but also enlists you to various sites without your knowledge. This is what you can call spamming.

So, if you join and pay this site, it's like you pay them to spam you.

Virus Alert!

You should becareful of this site, just yesterday, I found some nasty scripts running on this site. The malicious script is named by Kaspersky Internet Security Suite as "Trojan-Downloader.HTML.Agent.ij", I could not find a virus description on this, but the fact that they possess virus-like characteristics is enough to consider it a threat, moreover, this is hosted on a scam site like this one, so it could be up to no good.

5DollarMails: Scam Inside

Don't let the smiling doll logo fool you, this site is actually one of those scam sites that disguises itself as a friendly, harmless PTC/PTR site.

The site is too lousy to be taken seriously, the design is too unprofessional, and you could almost mistake it for a kids' site. But, I must say.. the doll logo is really cute. LOL.

As for the offers, it sounds too good to be true, and it almost sound as if it was offered by a toddler. This site is good only for kids as clicking on ads could be fun, that is, if you could even take it as an entertainment, but if you are looking for the real deal, keep away from this site.

Offers

· Free Memberships
· All Emails Worth $5
· All ptc worth $3
· $50 signup bonus
· $3 referral bonus
· Redemption starts only $500
· $1000 payout for Upgrade
· No downline required for payout
· Payments Will be Made Within 48 Hours via PayPal, E-Gold, MoneyBookers, StormPay, EvoCash, AnyPay, NetPay, Neteller, E-Bullion, Money Order or check!
· 5 Ref levels of commission under you
Level 1 - 50%
Level 2 - 10%
Level 3 - 5%
Level 4 - 2%
Level 5 - 1%

We are non of us kids now, what are they thinking anyway? Offers like this is like offering candy! And as for the advertisement packages.. once again.. very cheap! In other words, this is a site for spamvertisers not for real advertisers!

5-Dollar-Mail: Scam or Not? SCAM!

5-Dollar-Mail is another PTR/PTC site that is built to scam people. And in case, you haven't notice, this site and that of 3-Dollar-Mail.com (also a scam site) seems to share the same logo. Come to think of it, the two sites also seem to have a resemblance in name. If I'm not mistaking, 3-Dollar-Mail and 5-Dollar-Mail are of the same scammer group and are actually sister sites. However, 5-dollar-mail supersedes 3-dollar-mail in terms of fraud. 5-Dollar-Mail offers high bogus offers while the other maintains a low standard.

Summary of Offers

# Membership with this site is totally free
# Get paid to read, click
# All Mails Worth $300
# All PTC Worth $200
# $3000 Signup Bonus
# $300 referral bonus
# Redeemption starts only $30000
# The Best Redeem for Ad Only site
# We send redemption with 48 hours
# 6 Ref Levels: 20% - 10% - 5% - 3% - 2% -1%
# 0% Activity Requirement to earn from downline
# International Members are Welcome

You see how this site takes the flight? So, if the 3-Dollar-Mail staff smokes weed, these guys smoke grass!

The 3-Dollar-Mail Fraud

This site comes in a simplistic design, nevertheless, a fraud. And while the offers seems affordable, guess again, they are still too high for a lousy PTR/PTC site like this.

Who would believe that they can pay you as much as $3.00 per email when their email packages are sold at cheap prices? Would you believe that they will just give you $50 for a sign up? Or a 100% Referral Earning? These guys are impossible!

Pays via

Who cares? They won't pay anyway.. But, to check how ridiculous this site can be, you would be surprise to know that they pay via almost all payment processors and money transfer services including PayPal, E-gold, MoneyBookers, StormPay, EvoCash, AlerPay, AnyPay, NetPay, Neteller, EMO, E-Bullion, SfiPay, IntGold, Western Union, Wire Transfer, Money Order or check. Yes, almost everything but the kitchen sink! Like I said.. ridiculous!

Paying Sites List

This list will serve as a collection of 100% legitimate (paying) sites. I will not include sites that are currently under observation, most especially those that are suspicious . Note that while the sites listed here are paying right now, there will always be the possibility that they may turn out to be non-paying sites in the future, others still may disappear without a trace. Such online businesses are not always successful so there's no guarantee that they will remain stable all throughout the years. I will also be rating the sites here and update you on how many times they paid me. Please choose to sign up under me so that I could get in touch with you.

PTC-PTR Sites


Pay per view: $0.001-$0.01
Pay per Referral view: 7% (level 1), 3% (level 2), 1% (level 3), 1% (level 4)
Minimum Payout: $0.50 with 7% fee (E-gold), No-minimum (Paypal)
Pays via: Paypal, E-Gold
Paid: Yes, 4 times straight already
Status: Free Member
Earned: $1.08
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Pay per view: $0.0001-$0.01
Pay per Referral view: 5% (level 1), 4% (level 2), 3% (level 3), 2% (level 4), 1% (Level 5)
Minimum Payout: $1 (LibertyReserve, Paypal, AlertPay), No-minimum (E-Gold)
Pays via: LibertyReserve, Paypal, AlertPay, E-Gold
Paid: Yes, 1 time
Status: Free Member
Earned: $1.21
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Pay per view: $0.0001-$0.0025
Pay per Referral view: 6 Referral levels: 5%, 4%, 3%, 2%, 1%, 1%
Minimum Payout: $1 (Paypal), No-minimum (E-Gold)
Pays via: Paypal, E-Gold
Paid: Yes, 1 time
Status: Free Member
Earned: $1.02
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Pay per view: $0.0025-$0.006
Pay per Referral view: 50% Referral Earnings
Minimum Payout: $1
Pays via: AlertPay
Paid: Yes, 2 times already
Status: Free Member
Earned: $2.00
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Pay per view: $0.0002-$0.01
Pay per Referral view: 7% (Level 1), 3% (level 2), 1% (Level 3), 1% (Level 4)
Minimum Payout: No-minimum (Paypal), $1 (E-Gold)
Pays via: Paypal, E-Gold
Paid: Yes, 2 times already
Status: Free Member
Earned: $0.32
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Social Networks


Basis of Payment: Page Impressions/Page Views
Referrals: 10 Levels deep
Minimum Payout: $25 (Check), $5 (Paypal)
Pays via: Paypal, Check
Paid: Not yet
Status: Active Member
Earned: $0.00
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