[friendociate]

Are all MY comments blocked?

I do not understand what you want to say?
Your comments in ANsweree are blocked?

Because I keep explaining that they are not 'a scam'; they are just 'not a wish-fulfillment company.'

I haven't joined Answeree (yet), and--if I do--the money is still extra.

[augusta]

Answeree once had a similar question and answer website related to mostly health. That too have gone now. It was "Defat.net".

These are all scam sites people just need to avoid them there are not legit for use

[Tendz]

Right on, scam websites needs to be avoided. To trick new users, Answeree's FAQ page has still written that you can earn by asking and answering questions. Before joining any earning website, people should research about it thoroughly.

[friendociate]

Right on, scam websites needs to be avoided. To trick new users, Answeree's FAQ page has still written that you can earn by asking and answering questions. Before joining any earning website, people should research about it thoroughly.

Or maybe you're trying to stay blind to the fact that most "earning" is a scam! Something that's also revealed when an employer's newly hired relative gets a promotion ahead of the workers who've been working there for DECADES!

[Tendz]

@friendociate
What you're saying is whole different ball game. We are just talking about online earning websites that allow people to earn some side income. In which the best exemplary example would be Forumcoin itself. You will hardly find anyone dissatisfied working here.

[JASPREET]

They are not paying and won't gonna pay so please don't waste your time on this website and stick with the ones that are paying

[ruthmongare]

Have been receiving constant emails from this website and was somehow attempted to start working on it again.

[Angie10]

I love answering questions to earn money, but these days you don't see these types of sites. I think question and answer sites such as Answeree have gone the way of forums - they are a dying breed. Only the oldest have survived, and most of the emerging ones we hear of soon collapse.

[friendociate]

I love answering questions to earn money, but these days you don't see these types of sites. I think question and answer sites such as Answeree have gone the way of forums - they are a dying breed. Only the oldest have survived, and most of the emerging ones we hear of soon collapse.

Have been receiving constant emails from this website and was somehow attempted to start working on it again.

Because THAT is honestly 'what it's worth'---not money.

And I'm glad to be here to earn ForumCoins (which I 'spend' to spread more information). And of course you may want to spend more time on a forum that pays you more valuable points than the points they pay you on another forum.'

I think that's the question we want to learn the answer(s) to: "Which Forum(s) will give us the most in exchange for the little notes & signals we send them?"

[Spontaneo]

If you are successful on Answeree, I think that that is awesome! Don't let people call you a liar.

[augusta]

Have been receiving constant emails from this website and was somehow attempted to start working on it again.

I received same but I totally ignore them. Just forget about the site it's a scam

[friendociate]

If you are successful on Answeree, I think that that is awesome! Don't let people call you a liar.

I don't think anyone should call any forum a "scam" unless the accuser follows with "I know it's a scam, because it duped me out of x-amount" to prove they're not committing libel (or is it slander?)

The words "Libel" and "Slander" each come from a different wordroot---"Slander (Slanders, Slandered, Slandering, Slanderer, Slanderers, Slanderous, Slanderously, Slanderousness)" from one that means "a Cause of Offense, Stumbling Block, Temptation (see Scandal)";

"Libel ('Slander in Writing' ... Libels, Libeled, Libelled, Libeling, Libelling, Libellant, Libellee, Libellants, Libellees, Libelous, Libellous, Libelously, Libelousness)" from a root that means "Book (see Library)."

[augusta]

Well, this is a scam site it dupe me of my $30 which was the minimum pay out then

[friendociate]

Well, this is a scam site it dupe me of my $30 which was the minimum pay out then

So you're saying 'you were under the impression that they OWED you $30 (I suppose you were showed some 'counter' that you had caused to run up to $30 through dutiful writing of thoughtful answers and questions), and they decided not to give it to you.

But you didn't give them that money, did you?

[JASPREET]

I think it was $5 initially but they planned to trick users and told them to reach $30 to get payment and after that will make more changes on the website

[friendociate]

I think it was $5 initially but they planned to trick users and told them to reach $30 to get payment and after that will make more changes on the website

So--rather than '$5 for doing nothing'--you're taking '$5 EXTRA after they pay you $25 for doing something you'd probably do for free' ... WHO'S the scammer, again?

[Spontaneo]

I think it was $5 initially but they planned to trick users and told them to reach $30 to get payment and after that will make more changes on the website

So--rather than '$5 for doing nothing'--you're taking '$5 EXTRA after they pay you $25 for doing something you'd probably do for free' ... WHO'S the scammer, again?

I do not understand?

[cmoneyspinner]

Does this site still exist? Oh! I checked. It's there and it looks like it has been remodeled. I was at the site when it first started and just didn't like it. Now that I look at the new makeover, I really don't like it.

However ... how much can you earn? I might reconsider joining.
I don't want to miss out on a money-making opportunity.

[Cuddy]

Well, this is a scam site it dupe me of my $30 which was the minimum pay out then

People have stated working on this website again based on the comments I saw.

[friendociate]

I think it was $5 initially but they planned to trick users and told them to reach $30 to get payment and after that will make more changes on the website

So--rather than '$5 for doing nothing'--you're taking '$5 EXTRA after they pay you $25 for doing something you'd probably do for free' ... WHO'S the scammer, again?

I do not understand?

I think of Jesus' parable about the day-workers---a farmer goes out in the morning & hires workers---promising 'a day's wage.' In the afternoon, he goes out and hires more workers. The first workers think this means they'll get paid more (or at-least the second ones will get paid LESS), but--at the end of the day--the farmer lines them up and gives the workers all the same amount.

He wasn't "scamming" anyone, as he gave exactly what he promised.

I see how we greedy forum-participants might accuse some forums of 'breaking their promises' (as we might think "I'll give you x-amount of money for x-amount of forum-posting" MEANS "this much 'clicking Submit on the forum' = this much money"). But MONEY DOESN'T COME FROM FORUMS.

It flows TO the forums through the advertising. If viewers don't 'allow advertising' when they view your forum, the forum-owner doesn't receive the credit for the money you're supposed to be helping them earn. (I don't know 'for a fact' that this is how the money flows--for all I know, advertisers pre-pay for the views and forum-owners pay for the forum-posts out of their own pocket (and usually end up profiting in the final balance)--but it's the way that makes the most sense to me ...

(If you know it works out some other way, you're welcome to enlighten me.)