[breeze28]

Immdtly long on n register n find out the saliant features in it

[DreekLass]

I never just jump into a new earning opportunity. With all of the other work that I do online, I have to make sure that I will be able to fit in the new jobs, and that it will be worth my time compromising if I do decide to spend less time with my other jobs and more time with the new one.

[gabr1ela]

That one day I try to learn more about and start work on that site, that it is a serious site and of course if you have payments made.
I prefer not so nice grab me without knowing lot about, because often related to waste time in vain and are disappointed too.

[nakitakona]

I have to support it by joining and even making referrals to my friends. The said website needs to be helped especially in promoting it. Your active participation is already an advantage that site could surpass the trials of time.

[grecy0905]

It is easy to strike a site that will scam people, when they said they give $5 for every referral and the site could earn you $25 per day!! woah!! really??. That scams you more when you said the site registration for free, you don't have to pay anything. Do not get fooled.

Yes, this is a sign that the site is not trusted. I am always away from these.It is hard to believe that some people still fall for this kind of traps.

With all of the sites I have been before, I should learn better now and be cautious as they are changing their strategy. Sometimes they put a bait on everyone just to visit the site and they become phishing sites. If they will not scam people with lies, they hack them.

[DreekLass]

Another good thing to do is compare payment proofs for websites. With photoshop and programs like that, it can be really easy for people to doctor their payment proofs and post them online in order to get referrals.

[suny]

Every experienced member tries to do everything possible to know about every earning site but the best way is to read reviews in forums before joining any site.

[morgoodie]

When I first learn of a new earning site, I am usually in a forum like this one. I will read what everyone has to say about it. Then, depending on whether the talk was negative or positive, I will head over and check it out myself. I may join and do a few tasks or whatever you have to do to earn money and then decide whether I will keep it or not. If it is going to take too long to make a good amount of money then I will just put it on the back burner and do it when I am not doing anything else.

[Binu]

When I find about a new earning site I will check it and if I find interesting, I join it. When I knew about forum coin, I joined it and now I find it very interesting

[philo]

If I get a new site first I will check what type of work the site need if it is my type I will bookmark it.Later I will check everything about rules,reviews and mode of payment.If everything ok I 'll join.

[Vinaya]

You must read TOS and see the reputation of the site before you jump into a wagon. I once joined beer money nation because everyone was talking, however, the site closed after I joined.

[thisnthat]

When I find out about a new potential earning website, I straight away take to Google in order to do some research. I read the bad reviews and the good, as well as look at the ratings that the site may or may not have. Other times there is very little information about a site, so the best place to go to find out about those kinds of sites is go to forums and ask around.

This is what I do as well. I like to read actual user experiences, not those so-called reviews that contain nothing more than a brief summary and a referral link. I read quite a bit before ever opening a new site. Then, if it sounds good based on other user's experiences, I'll go check it out. I read the FAQ, look around, and then I still usually wait a bit.

If it sounds really good, I might sign up quickly and start working. Even then, I usually wait for my first payout to actually materialize before doing further work.

[helpinghand]

Every experienced member tries to do everything possible to know about every earning site but the best way is to read reviews in forums before joining any site.

That is very true. Forum is the best source for candid reviews. Most of the reviews are fabricated only to earn referrals, so we can't fully trust them.

[philo]

Every experienced member tries to do everything possible to know about every earning site but the best way is to read reviews in forums before joining any site.

That is very true. Forum is the best source for candid reviews. Most of the reviews are fabricated only to earn referrals, so we can't fully trust them.

Yes forums give clear idea about the sites.,if I have any doubts I used to interact with my friends in forum.

[grecy0905]

That is what FC is a great help because there is for sure one person who will found out about the site and there are lot of people will investigate if the site looks legit or not. I usually check the site here in BMW, then I Google for review and then that's it I will decide if I join or not.

[tpicks]

When I see a new site first I check if I can participate from my region. Then I read the terms and see to the task on the site. I read through the FAQ and also I check whether the site is genuine or a scam.

[kaka135]

When I first found a new earning site:

1. Go to the site and see if I'd like to work with it. If I don't like it at all, then I'll just leave.
2. Check out the FAQ or other related section, see if it's eligible for my country and if it's paying via paypal. I'll check out the minimum payout as well.
3. Search online for more information, whether it's a scam site.
4. Check in forums and see what other members' opinions on that site. I am glad I have found forumcoin, so I can ask this question here and also get information about other sites here as well.

[freelancermariagrace]

Normally, I read reviews first before joining any website. And I check the website myself to see if it really is worth-joining or not. Also, I ask my friends who are into online freelancing too.

[kat82]

If I learn about any new paying site, the first thing I ask is whether its legit or scam. Additionally, what payment forms do they support? If bitcoin no, If PayPal yes I join. Also reading the rules and faqs is one way to know if I will achieve my joining target. If not so, I simply take my time and study more till am convinced t join.

[talkerbee]

If I found a new site I google it first to know if it has many reviews. If I found out the site has less review I post it on the forum specifically here to get some feedbacks.