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		<title>PTR / PTC Scam List Update</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I just recollected some squidoo.com updates about &#8220;Paid to Read&#8221; / &#8220;Paid to Click&#8221; scam list. Actually I planned to just directly update my previous PTR / PTC Scam List I posted at December 2007 back then. However, I have decided to keep the previous list as it was, in case everybody wants to compare [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p align="justify">I just recollected some squidoo.com updates about &#8220;Paid to Read&#8221; / &#8220;Paid to Click&#8221; scam list. Actually I planned to just directly update my previous <a title="PTR / PTC Scam List (December 2007)" href="http://potentialact.com/list-of-pay-to-click-scams.htm">PTR / PTC Scam List</a> I posted at December 2007 back then. However, I have decided to keep the previous list as it was, in case everybody wants to compare the lists.</p>
<p align="justify">So here we go, my latest update about PTR / PTC sites that have been reported by various PTR / PTC participants to <a title="squidoo.com lense on PTR / PTC scam list" href="http://www.squidoo.com/ptc-scam-list">squidoo.com PTC / PTR Scam List and Reviews</a> lense, and from the author&#8217;s own research from various sources.</p>
<h3>PTR / PTC Scam Sites (from Squidoo.com lense)</h3>
<p align="justify">The scam sites are listed in Alphabetical Order, starting with Numbers, and then Letters. Some sources are included within the brackets, and <strong>not sustainable</strong> means that it is not possible for the site to pay the high amounts of money they promise.</p>
<p>1<br />
1-800-Mail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
1000Clicksptr.com(uronlinebiz)<br />
100cents-1000dollars.com<br />
100-dollars-mail.com<br />
100dollarsbonus.info (uronlinebiz)<br />
100dollarsmails.com<br />
100euromails.com<br />
100usd.com<br />
10dollar-mail.com<br />
168paid.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
1-dollar-mail.com<br />
1stprofit.com</p>
<p>2<br />
2-dollar-mail.com<br />
2-opt.com (Gptboycott)<br />
2008mails.com (getpaidforum)<br />
200dollars-email.com<br />
200dollarsmail.com<br />
200eurocent-200euro.com<br />
200euromails.com<br />
200euromails.net<br />
20dollarsmail.com<br />
247payouts.com<br />
25dollarsmail.com<br />
25-dollars-mail.com<br />
2dollaremails.com</p>
<p>3<br />
3-dollar-mail.com<br />
300dollarsmail.com<br />
30dollarsmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
37-21mail.com</p>
<p>4<br />
400dollarsmail.com</p>
<p>5<br />
5-dollar-mail.com (getpaidforum)<br />
500cents-500dollars.net<br />
500cents-500dollars.org<br />
500pounds-and-500pence.com<br />
50centptr.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
50dollarsmail.com<br />
520Searcher.com<br />
5dollarmails.com</p>
<p>6<br />
60euromail.com<br />
60de.com</p>
<p>7<br />
7878clicks.com(uronlinebiz)<br />
7centsolos.com<br />
7thheavenptr.net (Gptboycott)</p>
<p>8<br />
8cent-emails.com<br />
80euromail.com</p>
<p>a<br />
a-n-cash.com (not sustainable)<br />
an-cash.com (not sustainable)<br />
aaa-mails.com<br />
activeptr.net (not sustainable)<br />
ad5.biz (uronlinebiz)<br />
ad-fortune.com<br />
adsbux.org<br />
adsmaker.net<br />
adsneed.com(uronlinebiz)<br />
aglocomails.com (not sustainable)<br />
ahacash.com<br />
allcashmail.com<br />
allyousubmitters.com (Gptboycott)<br />
almiyachts.com<br />
alwayspay.com<br />
american-mails.com<br />
amigoemail.com<br />
Amity-Cash.com (watch list, gptboycott)<br />
ans-advertising.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
apachemails.com<br />
applemails.com<br />
appolomails.com<br />
arab-gpt.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
Arabbux.com (PtcTalk)<br />
arcane-mails.com<br />
arcsurvey.com<br />
arcticmails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
asonewishes.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
atom-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
atomsmails.com (not sustainable)<br />
auction-emails.com<br />
awsurveys.com (read update 10 Dec 2007)</p>
<p>b<br />
babyloncash.com<br />
ban-mail.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
banboocash.com (not sustainable)<br />
bank-mails.com<br />
bank-mails.net (not sustainable)<br />
bearshare-mails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
beautymails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
beeptr.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
beetrmails.com (not sustainable)<br />
best-mails.com (getpaidforum)<br />
best-hyip.be<br />
bestflymails.com<br />
beta-cash.com<br />
bettybucks.com<br />
beyondemails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
bez-minimum.info (getpaidforum)<br />
bgpaymails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
bigdollat-mails<br />
biggestdollars.com<br />
bigluck-mails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
bigpaymail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
billiondollarmails.com(uronlinebiz)<br />
bluemaniacs.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
bluerwebmail.com<br />
boa-mails.com<br />
bobomails.com (not sustainable)<br />
boffopaidmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
boratmails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
businessptr.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
boss-mails.com<br />
BournemouthBreeze.com (Gptboycott)<br />
bravevolitation.com<br />
bugcash.com<br />
buxer.org (read update 25 Jan 2008)<br />
buxeuro.com<br />
buxgalore.com (read update 8 Dec 2007)<br />
Is bux.to a scam? (<a title="read squidoo.com lenses about bux.to" href="http://www.squidoo.com/buxto-scam" target="_blank">read squidoo.com lense about it</a>)</p>
<p>c<br />
camel-mails.com<br />
can-discount.com<br />
candy-mail.com(uronlinebiz)<br />
cannabismails.com<br />
capitalmails.net<br />
Cash2all (lots of non-payment complaints at their forum)<br />
cashbux.com<br />
cashbux.org<br />
casheden.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
CassandrasClicks (Gptboycott)<br />
cash-kitty.com<br />
CashFiesta.com (Gptboycott)<br />
cashnclicks.com<br />
cashorigin.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
cashpointclicks.com<br />
cashread.com (Gptboycott)<br />
cashsea.com<br />
casino-mails.com<br />
cat-mails.com<br />
cat-ptr.com<br />
catch-cash.com (Gptboycott)<br />
class-act-clicks.co<br />
classical-mail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
cgcash.info<br />
charm-mail.com<br />
chicago-ptr.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
chobit-mails.com<br />
chobitmails.com<br />
chobitsmails.net<br />
click2earnmoney.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
click-mails.com<br />
click-wizard.net (read update 2 Dec 2007)<br />
clickbux.org<br />
clickbuxx.com<br />
clickcent.net (read update 7 Dec 2007)<br />
clickearnmoney.com<br />
clickingmoney4u.com<br />
click-monkey.biz (uronlinebiz)<br />
clickoly.com<br />
clicks-4-cash.com (read update 21 Dec 2007)<br />
clicktopsites.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
clixy.net (read update 2 Dec 2007)<br />
CloneBux.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
cloudmails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
closet-clickers.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
cloverclicks.net (read update 7 Dec 2007)<br />
coast-mail.com<br />
coastmail.com<br />
coinclicks.info (read update 23 Dec 2007)<br />
comeongain.com (getpaidforum)<br />
compactmails.com<br />
cookie-mails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
cooperativemail.com<br />
copymails.com<br />
cosplaymails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
coverclicks.com<br />
cowboy-mail.com<br />
crabmails.com<br />
Crazy-4-cash.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
cream-mails.com</p>
<p>d<br />
dallas-ptr.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
danger-mails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
davemails.com (not sustainable)<br />
DarkAngelMails (watch list, gptboycott)<br />
daydayupemails.com<br />
dayscash.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
dayseeking.net (uronlinebiz)<br />
deepseacash.com<br />
deliriouspaidemails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
delta-cash.com<br />
devclix.com<br />
devscripts.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
DiamondBux.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
digital-ptr.com<br />
dj-mails.com<br />
dog-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
dollar-factory.com (promotes a list of scam sites)<br />
dollarsmaker.net<br />
dollarslove.com (Gptboycott)<br />
dollarsmaker.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
dolphincents.com<br />
donkeycash.info (uronlinebiz)<br />
donut-m.biz (uronlinebiz)<br />
duno.com<br />
dragone-search.com<br />
dragonhole.com<br />
dreamstarmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
drumcash.com<br />
dynasty-mails.com<br />
dungeonanddragonemails.com<br />
d-biz.com (uronlinebiz)</p>
<p>e<br />
e-mailptr.com (not sustainable)<br />
eagleclicknet.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
earn-emails.com<br />
earn4read.com (not sustainable)<br />
earnptr.com<br />
earnup.com<br />
easy-gain.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
easyhits.org (read update 14 Dec 2007)<br />
egoldclicks.net (read update 21 Dec 2007)<br />
electric-mails.com<br />
elephantadvertising.com<br />
elephant-mails.com<br />
e-mailptr.com<br />
email2rewards.com<br />
e-mailpaysu.com<br />
emailpremium.com<br />
emailprofit.us<br />
emails-empire.com<br />
emailspayu.net<br />
emails-empire.com<br />
emeraldcoastptc.info<br />
energy-mails.com<br />
englandbux.com<br />
englandbux.org<br />
enjoyfunds.com<br />
eqmails.com<br />
eurocentsmail.com<br />
eurobux.org<br />
euro-mails.com<br />
everylooking.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
eceryrich.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
expert-mails.com<br />
eyemails.com (uronlinebiz)</p>
<p>f<br />
fairydollars.com<br />
FairyTalePTR.com (Gptboycott)<br />
farland-cash.com<br />
fastbux.com<br />
fastbux.org<br />
fastcashemaills.com<br />
fastpaidptr.com (getpaidforum)<br />
fellowequality.com (getpaidforum)<br />
fillmyaccount.com<br />
filmyinbox.com<br />
fire-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
flashrich.com<br />
flaviomails.be (uronlinebiz)<br />
fly-field.com (not sustainable)<br />
freeclickcash.net (read update 2 Dec 2007)<br />
free-kingdom.com (not sustainable)<br />
freemoneymails.net (uronlinebiz)<br />
feer-mial.com<br />
feermial.com<br />
fortuneemail.com<br />
fourleafclovermail.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
ft-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
funkycashmail.com<br />
futureptr.com<br />
fx-mails.com (uronlinebiz)</p>
<p>g<br />
gamma-cash.com<br />
gem-mails.com<br />
getpaid4clicks.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
getpaidbyemail.com<br />
getpaideasy.com<br />
GetPaidLinks.net<br />
getpaidwatch.com<br />
getor-mails.com<br />
giga-cash.com<br />
giga-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
goaio.com<br />
godmail.info (uronlinebiz)<br />
godmails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
gogoplease.cn (uronlinebiz)<br />
goldencatch.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
goldenemail.com<br />
goldptr.net<br />
golfmails.com<br />
goodluck-email.com<br />
google-mails.com<br />
gothic-mail.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
gowellup.com<br />
gp2profits.com (read update 15 Dec 2007)<br />
graspaftertime.com<br />
grassmails.com<br />
green-cash.com<br />
greetgold.com</p>
<p>h<br />
halfmillionmails.com<br />
halomoney.com (getpaidforum)<br />
happyearning.com<br />
happyptr.com<br />
healthyptc.com<br />
heroptr.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
highbidppc.com<br />
HappyBizs.com (Gptboycott)<br />
holiday-mails.com (Gptboycott)<br />
hollywood-mail.com<br />
honestmails.com<br />
honestptr.com<br />
horse-mails.com<br />
huge-mails.com<br />
husky-mails.com</p>
<p>i<br />
iCashout.com (PTCTalk) (update 20 Dec 2007)<br />
ice-mails.net<br />
ilikeemails.com<br />
insaneptr.net (uronlinebiz)<br />
inspiremarrow.com (not sustainable)<br />
instant-dollars.com<br />
instantads.org (uronlinebiz)<br />
intgold.com<br />
invest-mail.com<br />
ippomails.com<br />
ippomails.net</p>
<p>j<br />
Jackpot-ads.biz (uronlinebiz)<br />
jays-paidmail.com<br />
job-readmail.com<br />
junglecash.com<br />
jungleclicks.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
justcashInc.com</p>
<p>k<br />
kiddays.com<br />
kitcatcash.com<br />
klikini.net<br />
kukmail.com (uronlinebiz)</p>
<p>l<br />
libertycash.biz<br />
lifeisabeachclicks.net<br />
lightstarmail.com<br />
linkread.com<br />
lion-mails.com<br />
littleengineptr.com<br />
loading-mails.com<br />
logans-legacy.com<br />
lolclicks.com<br />
lookingemail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
lovebird-mails.com<br />
loveburd-mails.com<br />
loving-mail.com</p>
<p>m<br />
magicalmails.com (not sustainable)<br />
MagiCash.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
magic-mails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
magnetismail.com<br />
MailBling.com (watch list, gptboycott)<br />
mails2earn.net<br />
Make-free-money-online.info (MFMO) (read update 2 Dec 2007)<br />
malisanko-emails.com<br />
mangoemails.com<br />
many-mails.com<br />
mapleptr.com (Gptboycott)<br />
maystromails.com<br />
maystromails.net<br />
MDbux.com (PtcTalk)<br />
medal-mails.com<br />
mega-ptr.com<br />
megaptr.com<br />
meggarichemails.com<br />
mellow-mails.com<br />
metal-emails.com<br />
metalpaidread.com<br />
meteor-mails.com<br />
michellesrandomizer.com<br />
milion-mail.com<br />
million-mails.com<br />
millionaire-mail.com<br />
mimimcash.com<br />
Mintysmails.com<br />
MiniBux.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
moneybagsmail.com<br />
moneybux.com<br />
moneybux.org<br />
moneyclicks.biz<br />
moneyems.com<br />
moneydogptc.com<br />
moneymouser.com<br />
moneysbank.com<br />
moonbux.com<br />
mushroomsmail.com<br />
mybux.info (misleading, read update 5 Jan 2008)<br />
mygpt.com<br />
mysweetheartmail.com</p>
<p>n<br />
nature-mails.com<br />
netgold4u.com<br />
newsptr.com (not sustainable)<br />
niceptr.com<br />
NickelsByEmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
NickOfTime-Email.com (watch list, gptboycott)<br />
njgirl.biz (uronlinebiz)<br />
no2allmails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
Nocs.Us (Gptboycott)<br />
number-emails.com<br />
numenmail.com (Gptboycott)</p>
<p>o<br />
oceansoflife.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
ohomails.com<br />
onedollarmail.com<br />
one-mails.com<br />
oneperson-mail.com<br />
onlygravy.com<br />
onlythebestptr.com (promotes a list of scam sites)<br />
ok-mails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
ok-ptr.com (not sustainable)<br />
ok-usd.com (not sustainable)<br />
OkayEmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
onlygravy.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
on-sunday.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
orangemails.com<br />
oursharedsuccess.com<br />
ourpaidmail.com (Gptboycott)</p>
<p>p<br />
paidbux.com<br />
PaidEmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
paidmail.ru<br />
paidmailagency.com (not sustainable)<br />
paidmailengine.com<br />
paidstation.com (not sustainable)<br />
paidworld.com<br />
paidmail.ru (uronlinebiz)<br />
papajuan.info<br />
pay-to-mail.info (uronlinebiz)<br />
payingcoins.com (getpaidforum)<br />
payyou123.com<br />
payyoudollar.com<br />
perfect-emails.com<br />
pekingcash.com<br />
petromails.com<br />
pcash.info (uronlinebiz)<br />
phoenixcash.info<br />
pig-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
pizzamails.com<br />
platinum-investment.com<br />
platinum-mails.com<br />
pleasant-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
polarbearmails.com<br />
pomoterprosemail.com (getpaidforum)<br />
popomails.com<br />
post4cash.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
powerbux.org<br />
power-mails.net (not sustainable)<br />
powersmails.net (not sustainable)<br />
premiermails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
pretti.mail.com<br />
prettyptr.com<br />
pretty-mail.com (not sustainable)<br />
probux.net (ptctalk)<br />
professionalmails.com<br />
profers.com<br />
profitfrommails.com<br />
profitptr.net<br />
propaidemail.com (from getpaidforum)<br />
ptcad.net<br />
ptindex.com (misleading - read update Jan 1 2008)<br />
ptr-enterprise.com (not sustainable)<br />
ptr-enterprises.com (not sustainable)<br />
ptrforce.com (not sustainable)<br />
ptr-hun.info<br />
ptrland.com<br />
ptr-trading.com<br />
puma-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
pumpkin-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
puppypaid2clicks.com</p>
<p>q<br />
quality-profits.com</p>
<p>r<br />
rabbit-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
racingemails.com (not sustainable)<br />
rainbow-mails.com<br />
rainbow-mail.net (not sustainable)<br />
Ranoscash.com<br />
readformoney.us (uronlinebiz)<br />
realmails.com<br />
ReadRevenue.com (Gptboycott)<br />
RichMails.com (Gptboycott)<br />
rivermails.com<br />
road-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
rock-mails.com<br />
rolex-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
rosenet-emails.com<br />
royalcash-mails.com<br />
royalinvest.biz (not sustainable)<br />
rushnsuccess.com (not sustainable)</p>
<p>s<br />
saytheirmail.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
scarlettmails.com<br />
secret-mails.net<br />
sea-mails.com<br />
SeekBizs.com (Gptboycott)<br />
seekmails.com (getpaidforum)<br />
sepooq.com<br />
seriousbucks.com<br />
sharedmails.com<br />
sheepmails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
shirecash.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
silvanamails.com (Gptboycott)<br />
silvanamails.net (Gptboycott)<br />
siteclubemail.com<br />
sky-mails.net (not sustainable)<br />
sky-wolf.net<br />
smile-email.com<br />
smoothlinks.com<br />
SnapDollars.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
snowman-mails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
solarclick.com<br />
southmails.com<br />
space-mails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
spaz-emails.com (getpaidforum)<br />
Spedia.com (Gptboycott)<br />
speed-mails.com<br />
spicemails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
spiderchess.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
spidermanemails.com<br />
sprint-cash.com<br />
startmails.com<br />
strongptr.com<br />
studio-mail.com<br />
summer-mails.us (uronlinebiz)<br />
sunday-mails.com<br />
sunflowersptr.com<br />
sun-cash.com<br />
suns-cash.com<br />
sunsetclix.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
super-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
super-program.com<br />
superstarmail.com (not sustainable)<br />
SurfJunky.com (Gptboycott)<br />
Surfjunky.com<br />
surfanearn.net<br />
surforhits.com<br />
surprisemails.com<br />
surveyking.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
sweet-mails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
symantec-mail.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
systemmails.com</p>
<p>t<br />
tarbux.com<br />
tata-cash.com (not sustainable)<br />
tendollarsmail.com<br />
teneuromail.com<br />
tomails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
TheBux.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
thegoldclick.com<br />
thegoldmail.com<br />
timelessearn.com (not sustainable)<br />
tnt-e-mail.com<br />
tombmailer.com<br />
tomoonmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
tons-referrals.com<br />
tradingptr.com (not sustainable)<br />
trafficcool.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
trafficinvader.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
travelmails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
treasureclicks.info (pays to upgraded member only)<br />
trustfulmail.com<br />
trustmails.com (not sustainable)<br />
turtle-mails.com<br />
twistedclickers.com<br />
twodollarsmail.com<br />
tycoonmails.com</p>
<p>u<br />
unionptr.com<br />
united-empire.com<br />
unitmails.com<br />
universalclix.com.br<br />
usa-canada-email.com<br />
usa-clicks.us (not sustainable)<br />
usd-ad.com</p>
<p>v<br />
vegas-mails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
verdiencredits.nl (not sustainable)<br />
vice-ptr.com<br />
viennamails.com (getpaidforum)<br />
viper-clicks.com<br />
virtualcardzone.com (read update 7 Jan 2008)<br />
visionptr.com (uronlinebiz)</p>
<p>w<br />
warm-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
wc-mails.com (getpaidforum)<br />
weapon-earnings.info (uronlinebiz)<br />
webbercash.com<br />
well-email.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
welovepay.com (not sustainable)<br />
western-clicks.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
western-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
wet-clicks.com<br />
wingmails.com<br />
womail.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
woderemails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
wonderful-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
woo-mails.com<br />
worldbux.info (uronlinebiz)<br />
worldwidemails.com<br />
workmails.com (not sustainable)<br />
WowEarnings.com (Gptboycott)<br />
wow-mails.com</p>
<p>X<br />
xsc-mail.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
xtremeptc.com (uronlinebiz)</p>
<p>y<br />
y2e.info (read update 2 Dec 2007)<br />
yippeemails.com</p>
<p>z<br />
zero-investments.com<br />
zwallet.com (gone)<br />
zy-mails.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
(<a href="http://www.getpaidforum.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=253189">http://www.getpaidforum.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=253189</a>)</p>
<p><strong>Some notes from squidoo.com about the list:</strong></p>
<blockquote><p>This list is not intended to bring down anyone&#8217;s business. If you think that a website is listed in here wrongfully, you could indicate it in my guestbook and I will look into it. Thanks.</p></blockquote>
<h3>Illegal PTR / PTC Sites (from Squidoo.com lense)</h3>
<p align="justify">According to the same squidoo.com lense, the following is a list of PTR/PTC sites that are using the CashCrusader script illegally.</p>
<p><a href="http://cashcrusadersoftware.com/unlicensed_list.php?startpos=0" target="_blank">http://cashcrusadersoftware.com/unlicensed_list</a></p>
<p>You might need to reconsider any participation towards these sites.</p>
<p>10-cash.com<br />
100euro-mail.com<br />
10dollar-mail.com<br />
10euro-mail.com<br />
2-dollar-mail.com<br />
2008mails.com<br />
2dollar-mail.com<br />
5-dollar-mail.com<br />
5dollarmails.com<br />
60de.com<br />
ad-qds.com<br />
an-cash.com<br />
asonewishes.com<br />
atomsmails.com<br />
bamboomails.com<br />
banboocash.com<br />
beetrmails.com<br />
believemail.com<br />
bestflymails.com<br />
beyondemails.com<br />
bez-minimum.info<br />
bigmoolah.com<br />
bluerwebmail.com<br />
boffopaidmail.com<br />
boss-mails.com<br />
bravevolitation.com<br />
bridge-mails.com<br />
cash88.com<br />
cat-ptr.com<br />
cgcash.info<br />
chobit-mails.com<br />
clickoly.com<br />
coastmails.com<br />
color-mail.com<br />
comeongain.com<br />
digitptr.com<br />
domainmails.com<br />
donkeycash.info<br />
dw-mails.com<br />
eiaio.com<br />
electric-mails.com<br />
eqmails.com<br />
family-clicks.com<br />
fastpaidptr.com<br />
fatcashcow.net<br />
feer-mial.com<br />
feermial.com<br />
fellowequality.com<br />
firstmoney.nl<br />
flamemails.com<br />
flh1adf103.kng.mesh.ad.jp<br />
fortuneemail.com<br />
gcrmail.info<br />
getpaid4clicks.com<br />
goldedptr.com<br />
goldencatch.com<br />
gowellup.com<br />
graspaftertime.com<br />
halomoney.com<br />
happyptr.com<br />
hello-mails.com<br />
heysey.net<br />
inspiremarrow.com<br />
ituoiguadagni.altervista.org<br />
kazanclireklam.com<br />
kedai.info<br />
kedai.sg<br />
kedai.us<br />
lookingemail.com<br />
loveptr.com<br />
megptr.com<br />
merocash.net<br />
msclicks.com<br />
mushroomsmails.com<br />
neomail.wgj.jp<br />
numenmail.com<br />
okayemail.com<br />
on-sunday.com<br />
paidemail4u.com<br />
paying-mails.com<br />
payingcash.info<br />
payingcoins.com<br />
payingscash.info<br />
pcash.info<br />
phoenixcash.info<br />
pomoterprosemail.com<br />
popomails.com<br />
powersmails.net<br />
prettmail.com<br />
projectutopia.org<br />
prosperousboom.com<br />
ptpexchange.com<br />
ptr-enterprises.com<br />
pub.pub-gratuite.be<br />
roadsmails.com<br />
runner.angel-letter.net<br />
rushnsuccess.com<br />
sheepmails.com<br />
skechclick.net<br />
sky-mails.net<br />
sky-wolf.net<br />
snake-mail.com<br />
spaz-emails.com<br />
startmails.com<br />
strongptr.com<br />
sun-cash.com<br />
sunflowersptr.com<br />
suns-cash.com<br />
tradingptr.com<br />
travelmails.com<br />
usa-clicks.us<br />
usd-ad.com<br />
verdienthuis.info<br />
wc-mails.com<br />
web.kedai.tv<br />
wmleader.ru<br />
wonderemails.com<br />
worldwide-mails.com<br />
xray-cashs.com<br />
yippeemails.com</p>
<p align="justify">Make sure to always check <a title="squidoo.com lense on PTR / PTC scam list" href="http://www.squidoo.com/ptc-scam-list">squidoo.com</a> site, as I notice that the site is updated daily and a lot of PTR / PTC participants have given their feedbacks and reported some new scam sites they later found.</p>
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		<title>An Open Letter to Someone Using x4d.com to Scam &#8230;</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 09 Feb 2008 16:49:27 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Byeol</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Dear Someone who sent me another &#8220;Congratulations! You won $400&#8221; phishing email &#8230; again.
You really didn&#8217;t learn from your mistake.  You know, most of people will not fall into the same trap again. You only did the same craps you had done back then. I think you haven&#8217;t known how many people have learned [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p align="justify">Dear Someone who sent me <em>another</em> &#8220;<a title="how to recognize the phishing mail." href="http://potentialact.com/got-a-scam-lately.htm" target="_blank">Congratulations! You won $400</a>&#8221; phishing email &#8230; again.</p>
<p align="justify">You really <em>didn&#8217;t learn from your mistake</em>. <img src='/image/smilies/icon_sad.gif' alt=':(' class='wp-smiley' /> You know, most of people will not fall into the same trap again. You only did the same craps you had done back then. I think you haven&#8217;t known how many people have learned about your traps, everywhere, they even posted on forums, and you might have not even checked &#8230; at least <a title="read more about this phishing mail, reported by a lot of people." href="http://www.getpaidforum.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=504876" target="_blank">this discussion</a>.</p>
<p align="justify">I have no other choice but only to display YOUR Internet Header when you sent the bulk email to me (and my email address wasn&#8217;t even displayed at the To column), and very possible to other people as well. I have forwarded the whole email you sent to the anti phishing site and reported you.</p>
<p align="justify">And Dear People &#8230; take a look at the Internet Header of the phishing mail sender (note: I have to censor few things to ********** characters, since you won&#8217;t need that):</p>
<blockquote><p><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Counterfeit no-minimum.com mail header:</span></p>
<p align="left">Delivered-To: *********<br />
Received: by ********* with SMTP id *********;<br />
Sat, 9 Feb 2008 01:02:59 -0800 (PST)<br />
Received: by ********* with SMTP id *********;<br />
Sat, 09 Feb 2008 01:02:58 -0800 (PST)<br />
Return-Path: &lt;nobody@beta.hostigation.com&gt;<br />
Received: from <strong>beta.hostigation.com</strong> (beta.hostigation.com [216.198.221.163])<br />
by mx.google.com with ESMTP id *********;<br />
Sat, 09 Feb 2008 01:02:58 -0800 (PST)<br />
Received-SPF: pass (google.com: best guess record for domain of nobody@beta.hostigation.com designates 216.198.221.163 as permitted sender) client-ip=216.198.221.163;<br />
Authentication-Results: mx.google.com; spf=pass (google.com: best guess record for domain of nobody@beta.hostigation.com designates 216.198.221.163 as permitted sender) <strong>smtp.mail=nobody@beta.hostigation.com</strong><br />
Received: from nobody by beta.hostigation.com with local (Exim 4.68)<br />
(envelope-from &lt;nobody@beta.hostigation.com&gt;)<br />
id 1JNlal-0002cI-Sg; Sat, 09 Feb 2008 04:01:47 -0500<br />
To: &#8220;winners@no-minimum.com&#8221; &lt;winners@no-minimum-prizes.com&gt;<br />
Subject: YOU WON $400!<br />
From: &#8220;No-Minimum.com&#8221; &lt;<strong>admin@no-minimum.com</strong>&gt;<br />
MIME-Version: 1.0<br />
Content-Type: multipart/mixed;<br />
boundary=&#8221;&#8212;-=_NextPart_000_000C_01C844A9.D359AB10&#8243;<br />
X-Priority: 3<br />
X-MSMail-Priority: High<br />
Message-Id: &lt;5J283T2J38TJ23J2@no-minimum.com&gt;<br />
X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2800.1106<br />
X-Sender: http://www.no-minimum.com/pages/<br />
X-Originating-Email: rewards@no-minimum.com<br />
X-Originating-IP: [105.69.127.58]<br />
Date: Sat, 09 Feb 2008 04:01:47 -0500<br />
X-AntiAbuse: This header was added to track abuse, please include it with any abuse report<br />
X-AntiAbuse: <strong>Primary Hostname - beta.hostigation.com</strong><br />
X-AntiAbuse: Original Domain - gmail.com<br />
X-AntiAbuse: Originator/Caller UID/GID - [99 99] / [47 12]<br />
X-AntiAbuse: <strong>Sender Address Domain - beta.hostigation.com</strong></p>
</blockquote>
<p align="justify">And for the rest of you who are reading this page right now, if you are one of those receivers of this same sender &#8230; report it to anti phishing site as soon as possible.</p>
<p align="justify">Now compare that one with the REAL no-minimum.com owner&#8217;s Internet Header when he replied my report about the phishing email. I am only displaying the exact line you should notice about the difference:</p>
<blockquote>
<p align="left">I made *** characters in respect for the real webmaster&#8217;s privacy. Now, take a deep look at the lines below, especially in <strong>bold</strong>.</p>
<p align="left"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">REAL no-minimum.com email header</span>:</p>
<p align="left">Return-Path: &lt;webmaster@no-minimum.com&gt;<br />
Received: from <strong>***.lucidityhosting.com</strong> (***.lucidityhosting.com [*********])<br />
by mx.google.com with ESMTP id *********;<br />
Sat, 09 Feb 2008 03:49:55 -0800 (PST)<br />
Received-SPF: neutral (google.com: ********* is neither permitted nor denied by best guess record for domain of webmaster@no-minimum.com) client-ip=*********;<br />
Authentication-Results: mx.google.com; spf=neutral (google.com: ********* is neither permitted nor denied by best guess record for domain of webmaster@no-minimum.com) <strong>smtp.mail=webmaster@no-minimum.com</strong></p>
<p>&#8230;</p>
<p>X-Priority: 3<br />
X-MSMail-Priority: Normal<br />
X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.3028<br />
X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2900.3028<br />
X-AntiAbuse: This header was added to track abuse, please include it with any abuse report<br />
X-AntiAbuse: <strong>Primary Hostname - ***.lucidityhosting.com</strong><br />
X-AntiAbuse: Original Domain - gmail.com<br />
X-AntiAbuse: Originator/Caller UID/GID - [47 12] / [47 12]<br />
X-AntiAbuse: <strong>Sender Address Domain - no-minimum.com</strong></p></blockquote>
<p align="justify">Dear Readers, got it yet? The phishing mail sender didn&#8217;t come from no-minimum.com server which is lucidity hosting. The fake one sent from beta.hostigation.com. There are so many lines you can compare for your own, and I have to inform you that the webmaster&#8217;s original location is from different country than the phishing mail sender&#8217;s.</p>
<p align="justify">So, Dear Scammer who used the x4d.com to try deceiving no-minimum members, even those who had quited from this GPT program also received your phishing mails, even the non-members got your emails too. No wonder if everyone talks about you everywhere. And no wonder that everyone all around are trying to close yours and all that get involved down.</p>
<p align="justify">I don&#8217;t know how you got our email addresses, and I won&#8217;t care. I don&#8217;t know what relationship you have with the real no-minimum.com site, and I won&#8217;t care.</p>
<p align="justify">I hope you will repent as soon as possible, when you still have time to repent from your *sin*.  I have to remind you, I haven&#8217;t accessed no-minimum site lately and I turned on the &#8220;on vacation&#8221; date, so it is no way I would have become a &#8220;the 1,000,000th visitor&#8221; to get this message from the real no-minimum owner. And I always set the message type as &#8220;plain text&#8221; for no-minimum site. And you suddenly sent me HTML email *again*. Do I need to remind you about how easy I will <a title="how to recognize the phishing site." href="http://potentialact.com/got-a-scam-lately.htm">recognize the real URL</a> you provided in the email attachment?</p>
<p align="justify">And not to mention that this is the second time I got the same email claiming that I am &#8220;the 1,000,000th visitor&#8221; of no-minimum.com, and I wonder if you had ever figured it out before you started using the same tricks again to the same targets again. It won&#8217;t work on us. We will ask the REAL webmaster of no-minimum.com about the truth of the &#8220;congratulations&#8221; things first as soon as we get your phishing mails or any emails claiming that we have won any prize, so we will not fall into your trap.</p>
<p align="justify">You had better tried earning money on the right path and in the honest way. There are no-minimum.com members who have reported you and your site and all reports and complaints are filed with the FBI. I would rather advise you to read <a title="complaints and explanation about fake no-minimum congratulations email" href="http://www.getpaidforum.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=504876">the page where the members talked about you</a> again.</p>
<p align="justify">By the way, I don&#8217;t have any connection with the real no-minimum.com, I&#8217;m just one of the members, who are pissed off because of getting spammed by you who used this cheap trick again. If you have something against the real no-minimum.com site, then finish it between you two, don&#8217;t use us the members to achieve whatever your goal is.</p>
<p align="justify">This is my first and last open letter to you, Dear Someone using x4d.com to scam people. I have exposed you. You have been warned.</p>
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		<title>Got a scam lately? Here is how to recognize it!</title>
		<link>http://potentialact.com/got-a-scam-lately.htm</link>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 24 Dec 2007 09:48:53 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Byeol</dc:creator>
		
		<category><![CDATA[scam]]></category>

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		<description><![CDATA[Starting a day back then, &#8230; opening my POP mail retriever. Then suddenly this caught my attention &#8230;

It was a scam, an email claiming sent by no-minimum.com few days ago (in fact, it was completely not from the real no-minimum.com), coming into my mailbox. But what a luck, back then  I have been through [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Starting a day back then, &#8230; opening my POP mail retriever. Then suddenly this caught my attention &#8230;</p>
<p style="text-align: center"><img src="/image/uploads/2007/12/scam1-22dec2007.JPG" alt="scam 22Dec2007, opening message" width="300" height="116" /></p>
<p align="justify">It was a scam, an email claiming sent by no-minimum.com few days ago (in fact, it was completely not from the real no-minimum.com), coming into my mailbox. But what a luck, back then  I have been through three days frustration of getting trouble on displaying HTML message in my POP mail application, but the trouble had saved me a lot!</p>
<p align="justify">When I got this email, the HTML page popped up in my Firefox, since I&#8217;m using Firefox as my default Internet browser and my POP mail application couldn&#8217;t read it.</p>
<p align="justify">The attached HTML page then, appeared so convincing &#8230; but when I hovered my mouse on the URL, my Firefox caught something different and that was &#8230; in the Firefox status bar, hoopla! The actual URL showing up!</p>
<p style="text-align: center"><img src="/image/uploads/2007/12/scam2-22dec2007.JPG" alt="second page, scam 22Dec2007 compare the URLs!!!" width="470" height="305" /></p>
<p align="justify"><strong>(Note: I put an image, not the original HTML so nobody would accidentally click to their URL. This is just a view of how the URL looked like back then.) </strong></p>
<p align="justify">Now, do you see the difference? the showed version was some URL like <em>www.no-minimum.com/pages/</em> blah blah. But the actual one was <em>www.no-minimum.com.|-pages.|-prize_center</em> blah blah! Notice the | character already? And then, if you take a deep look at the URL showed in my Firefox status bar again, the actual dot com URL was <em>x4d.com</em> before the / character!</p>
<p align="justify">And if  I went to the page (insisting on clicking the URL), sure, the page layout and design looked <strong>very similar with </strong>the original no-minimum.com page, but again, the browser showed different URL in the location bar. Here was the page looked like after I clicked on the phishing URL. <em>(note: I am showing both of them in thumbnails now, since the full page version are large sized, click on the thumbnails to see the full size images.)</em></p>
<p align="justify"><a title="phishing page layout of the fake no-minimum.com, asking for registration, image will be opened in new window" href="/image/uploads/2007/12/fake-no-minimum1-ask-registration.jpg" target="_blank"></a></p>
<p style="text-align: center"><a title="phishing page layout of the fake no-minimum.com, asking for registration, image will be opened in new window" href="/image/uploads/2007/12/fake-no-minimum1-ask-registration.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="/image/uploads/2007/12/fake-no-minimum1-ask-registration.thumbnail.jpg" alt="phishing page layout of the fake no-minimum.com, asking for registration" width="128" height="59" /></a></p>
<p align="justify">And this one was the next page, after &#8220;GET MY PRIZE&#8221; button was hit.</p>
<p align="justify"><a title="the next page of fake no-minimum.com, asking for $9.25 in order to get $400.00" href="/image/uploads/2007/12/fake-no-minimum2-ask-usd9n25c.jpg"></a></p>
<p><a title="the next page of fake no-minimum.com, asking for $9.25 in order to get $400.00" href="/image/uploads/2007/12/fake-no-minimum2-ask-usd9n25c.jpg"></a></p>
<p style="text-align: center"><a title="the next page of fake no-minimum.com, asking for $9.25 in order to get $400.00" href="/image/uploads/2007/12/fake-no-minimum2-ask-usd9n25c.jpg"><img src="/image/uploads/2007/12/fake-no-minimum2-ask-usd9n25c.thumbnail.jpg" alt="the next page of fake no-minimum.com, asking for $9.25 in order to get $400.00" width="128" height="72" /></a></p>
<p align="justify">The next page was telling me that only a gold member would have the privilege to claim the prize, by sending $9.25 you could become a gold member, but it said that you had to become the gold member first (by paying the $9.25) before you could claim the $400 prize.</p>
<p align="justify">Got alerted yet?</p>
<p align="justify">Fortunately, I didn&#8217;t store enough money in my e-gold account (Remember my tips about e-gold, to <a title="what you should know about e-gold" href="http://potentialact.com/what-you-should-know-about-e-gold.htm">not storing too much money in your e-gold account</a>? I got the benefit of obeying my own tips now). And I was also curious, why the webmaster didn&#8217;t send the money directly to my e-gold account then just sent me the notification or the confirmation? The webmaster had my record, right?</p>
<p align="justify">And &#8230; I don&#8217;t remember that no-minimum.com ever had this kinda policy. This is suspicious. But later I got the answer, I got later email alerts, twice, from the real webmaster about the previous &#8220;Congratulations&#8221; email was a scam and phishing mail.</p>
<p align="justify">I don&#8217;t know how they got my email address for my no-minimum.com account. Anyway, here were the emails of the REAL no-minimum.com webmaster.</p>
<p align="justify">First email:</p>
<blockquote><p>the prize winning mail is a scam mail.</p>
<p align="justify">we did not send it.. Be smart and  allways check the url it is directed to<br />
the mail is not even send from our  server<br />
and also received by non members..</p>
<p align="justify">just throw it out!!!!</p>
</blockquote>
<p align="justify">and second mail arrived, from the same REAL webmaster of no-minimum.com:</p>
<blockquote>
<p align="justify">hi,</p>
<p align="justify">First off all thanks to all members for letting us know and the  ones<br />
helping us with info.</p>
<p align="justify">As you could imagine it is not from  us.<br />
just check the url.</p>
<p align="justify">this is a very old scam allready tried on a  lot of sites.</p>
<p align="justify">people all arround are trying to close this one and all  involved down.</p>
<p align="justify">the mail header shows it is send at hostigation.com<br />
we  informed them as well but last time there was no responce as we mailed  them.</p>
<p align="justify">just look at links.. before clicking them<br />
http://www_no-minimum_com.l-pages.l-priz&#8230;q.rv.v3.x4d.com</p>
<p align="justify">the link  does not go to no-minimum.com but to x4d.com</p>
<p align="justify">one can put anything in  front but it is the last.com that counts. to say it simple</p>
<p align="justify">Also it is not  that difficult to make the sender webmaster@no-minimum, just make a new account  for your mail.<br />
you would have to fill out there how mails must look when  answered. You can let them seem to come from what ever person you  want..</p>
<p align="justify">Further more, same as on other sites, also non members  recieved this mail.<br />
And not the all members received it as well..<br />
i have a  very low member number and did not receive the mail..<br />
so it is nor originated  from our mailing database&#8230;, nor originated from our server, not originated  from our domain, it is not our egold number, and in spite of the fact that we  have a good runnig site(s) we are not a bunch of ###### giving away money. Guess  my bank would not approve of it as well.</p>
</blockquote>
<p align="justify">I read at forums that some people got tricked by the &#8220;Congratulations&#8221; email. Fortunately, I was saved by the trouble on displaying HTML message in my POP mail application. A three days frustrating trouble, but it saved me from a scam. What a luck! I might not notice it if my POP mail application didn&#8217;t get the trouble of showing HTML format.</p>
<p align="justify">But again, practicing my own tips about having a safe e-gold account &#8230; has also saved me from my own trouble.</p>
<p align="justify">Better be more careful next time.</p>
<p align="justify"><em><strong>PS: The REAL <a title="no-minimum.com, pay to read, pay to click" href="http://www.no-minimum.com">no-minimum.com</a> itself is not a scam. During my participation in their PTC program, I have been paid directly to my e-gold account. So don&#8217;t misunderstand my article here. I was only showing you an example of how to recognize a scam.</strong></em></p>
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		<title>List of Pay to Click / Pay to Read Scams</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 17 Dec 2007 04:24:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Byeol</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[I just visited PTC/PTR Scam List on Squidoo which provides the list of scam &#8220;pay to click&#8221; kind of sites. They listed the sites alphabetically below.
1
1-800-Mail.com (Gptboycott)
100cents-1000dollars.com
100-dollars-mail.com
100dollarsmails.com
100euromails.com
100usd.com
10dollar-mail.com
1-dollar-mail.com
1stprofit.com
2
2-dollar-mail.com
2-opt.com (Gptboycott)
200dollars-email.com
200dollarsmail.com
200eurocent-200euro.com
200euromails.com
200euromails.net
20dollarsmail.com
247payouts.com
25dollarsmail.com
25-dollars-mail.com
2dollaremails.com
3
3-dollar-mail.com
300dollarsmail.com
30dollarsmail.com (Gptboycott)
37-21mail.com
4
400dollarsmail.com
5
500cents-500dollars.net
500cents-500dollars.org
500pounds-and-500pence.com
50dollarsmail.com
520Searcher.com
5dollarmails.com
6
60euromail.com
60de.com
7
7centsolos.com
7thheavenptr.net (Gptboycott)
8
8cent-emails.com
80euromail.com
a
a-n-cash.com (not sustainable)
an-cash.com (not sustainable)
aaa-mails.com
ad-fortune.com
adonlyptc.us (be careful of the terms)
adsmaker.net
advertisingcentral.biz (be careful of the terms)
aglocomails.com (not sustainable)
ahacash.com
allcashmail.com
allyousubmitters.com (Gptboycott)
almiyachts.com
alwayspay.com
american-mails.com
amigoemail.com
annies-biz.com
apachemails.com
applemails.com
appolomails.com
arcane-mails.com
arcsurvey.com
atom-mails.com (not sustainable)
atomsmails.com (not sustainable)
auction-emails.com
awsurveys.com (read update 10 Dec [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p align="justify">I just visited <a href="http://www.squidoo.com/ptc-scam-list">PTC/PTR Scam List on Squidoo</a> which provides the list of scam &#8220;pay to click&#8221; kind of sites. They listed the sites alphabetically below.</p>
<p align="justify">1<br />
1-800-Mail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
100cents-1000dollars.com<br />
100-dollars-mail.com<br />
100dollarsmails.com<br />
100euromails.com<br />
100usd.com<br />
10dollar-mail.com<br />
1-dollar-mail.com<br />
1stprofit.com</p>
<p align="justify">2<br />
2-dollar-mail.com<br />
2-opt.com (Gptboycott)<br />
200dollars-email.com<br />
200dollarsmail.com<br />
200eurocent-200euro.com<br />
200euromails.com<br />
200euromails.net<br />
20dollarsmail.com<br />
247payouts.com<br />
25dollarsmail.com<br />
25-dollars-mail.com<br />
2dollaremails.com</p>
<p align="justify">3<br />
3-dollar-mail.com<br />
300dollarsmail.com<br />
30dollarsmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
37-21mail.com</p>
<p align="justify">4<br />
400dollarsmail.com</p>
<p align="justify">5<br />
500cents-500dollars.net<br />
500cents-500dollars.org<br />
500pounds-and-500pence.com<br />
50dollarsmail.com<br />
520Searcher.com<br />
5dollarmails.com</p>
<p align="justify">6<br />
60euromail.com<br />
60de.com</p>
<p align="justify">7<br />
7centsolos.com<br />
7thheavenptr.net (Gptboycott)</p>
<p align="justify">8<br />
8cent-emails.com<br />
80euromail.com</p>
<p align="justify">a<br />
a-n-cash.com (not sustainable)<br />
an-cash.com (not sustainable)<br />
aaa-mails.com<br />
ad-fortune.com<br />
adonlyptc.us (be careful of the terms)<br />
adsmaker.net<br />
advertisingcentral.biz (be careful of the terms)<br />
aglocomails.com (not sustainable)<br />
ahacash.com<br />
allcashmail.com<br />
allyousubmitters.com (Gptboycott)<br />
almiyachts.com<br />
alwayspay.com<br />
american-mails.com<br />
amigoemail.com<br />
annies-biz.com<br />
apachemails.com<br />
applemails.com<br />
appolomails.com<br />
arcane-mails.com<br />
arcsurvey.com<br />
atom-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
atomsmails.com (not sustainable)<br />
auction-emails.com<br />
awsurveys.com (read update 10 Dec 2007)</p>
<p align="justify">b<br />
babyloncash.com<br />
bank-mails.com<br />
beehivemails<br />
best-hyip.be<br />
bestflymails.com<br />
beta-cash.com<br />
bettybucks.com<br />
bigdollat-mails<br />
biggestdollars.com<br />
bigpaymail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
bluerwebmail.com<br />
boffopaidmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
bondjamesbond.net<br />
boss-mails.com<br />
BournemouthBreeze.com (Gptboycott)<br />
bravevolitation.com<br />
bugcash.com<br />
buxeuro.com<br />
buxgalore.com (read update 8 Dec 2007)<br />
buxycash.com (read update 13 Dec 2007)<br />
Is bux.to a scam?</p>
<p align="justify">c<br />
camel-mails.com<br />
can-discount.com<br />
cannabismails.com<br />
cash4hits.com<br />
cashbux.com<br />
catch-cash.com<br />
cash-kitty.com<br />
CashFiesta.com (Gptboycott)<br />
cashnclicks.com<br />
cashpointclicks.com<br />
cashread.com (Gptboycott)<br />
cashsea.com<br />
casino-mails.com<br />
cat-mails.com<br />
cat-ptr.com<br />
catch-cash.com (Gptboycott)<br />
class-act-clicks.co<br />
classical-mail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
cgcash.info<br />
charm-mail.com<br />
chobit-mails.com<br />
chobitmails.com<br />
chobitsmails.net<br />
click-mails.com<br />
click-wizard.net (read update 2 dec 2007)<br />
clickbux.org<br />
clickbuxx.com<br />
clickcent.net (read update 7 dec 2007)<br />
clickingmoney4u.com<br />
clickoly.com<br />
clicktopsites.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
clixy.net (read update 2 dec 2007)<br />
CloneBux.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
cloverclicks.net (read update 7 dec 2007)<br />
coast-mail.com<br />
coastmail.com<br />
compactmails.com<br />
cooperativemail.com<br />
copymails.com<br />
cosmicwealth.com<br />
coverclicks.com<br />
cowboy-mail.com<br />
crabmails.com<br />
Crazy-4-cash.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
cream-mails.com</p>
<p align="justify">d<br />
daydayupemails.com<br />
DaysLook.com (Gptboycott)<br />
deepseacash.com<br />
delta-cash.com<br />
devclix.com<br />
DiamondBux.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
digital-ptr.com<br />
dj-mails.com<br />
dollar-factory.com<br />
dollarsmaker.net<br />
dollarslove.com (Gptboycott)<br />
dolphincents.com<br />
duno.com<br />
dragone-search.com<br />
dragonhole.com<br />
dreamstarmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
drumcash.com<br />
dynasty-mails.com<br />
dungeonanddragonemails.com</p>
<p align="justify">e<br />
e-mailptr.com (not sustainable)<br />
eagleclicknet.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
earn-emails.com<br />
earn4read.com (not sustainable)<br />
earnptr.com<br />
earnup.com<br />
easyhits.org (read update 14 Dec 2007)<br />
electric-mails.com<br />
elephantadvertising.com<br />
elephant-mails.com<br />
e-mailptr.com<br />
email2rewards.com<br />
e-mailpaysu.com<br />
emailpremium.com<br />
emailprofit.us<br />
emails-empire.com<br />
emailspayu.net<br />
emails-empire.com<br />
emeraldcoastptc.info<br />
energy-mails.com<br />
englandbux.com<br />
enjoyfunds.com<br />
eqmails.com<br />
eurocentsmail.com<br />
eurobux.org<br />
euro-mails.com<br />
expert-mails.com</p>
<p align="justify">f<br />
fairydollars.com<br />
FairyTalePTR.com (Gptboycott)<br />
farland-cash.com<br />
fastbux.com<br />
fillmyaccount.com<br />
filmyinbox.com<br />
flashrich.com<br />
freeclickcash.net (read update 2 Dec 2007)<br />
feer-mial.com<br />
feermial.com<br />
fortuneemail.com<br />
funkycashmail.com<br />
futureptr.com</p>
<p align="justify">g<br />
gamma-cash.com<br />
gem-mails.com<br />
getpaidbyemail.com<br />
getpaideasy.com<br />
getpaidwatch.com<br />
getor-mails.com<br />
giga-cash.com<br />
goaio.com<br />
goldenemail.com<br />
goldptr.net<br />
golfmails.com<br />
goodluck-email.com<br />
google-mails.com<br />
gowellup.com<br />
graspaftertime.com<br />
grassmails.com<br />
green-cash.com<br />
greetgold.com</p>
<p align="justify">h<br />
halfmillionmails.com<br />
happyearning.com<br />
happyptr.com<br />
highbidppc.com<br />
HappyBizs.com (Gptboycott)<br />
holiday-mails.com (Gptboycott)<br />
hollywood-mail.com<br />
honestmails.com<br />
honestptr.com<br />
horse-mails.com<br />
huge-mails.com<br />
husky-mails.com</p>
<p align="justify">i<br />
ice-mails.net<br />
ilikeemails.com<br />
instant-dollars.com<br />
intgold.com<br />
invest-mail.com<br />
ippomails.com<br />
ippomails.net</p>
<p align="justify">j<br />
jays-paidmail.com<br />
job-readmail.com<br />
junglecash.com<br />
justcashInc.com</p>
<p align="justify">k<br />
kiddays.com<br />
kitcatcash.com<br />
klikini.net</p>
<p align="justify">l<br />
libertycash.biz<br />
lightstarmail.com<br />
linkread.com<br />
lion-mails.com<br />
littleengineptr.com<br />
loading-mails.com<br />
logans-legacy.com<br />
lolclicks.com<br />
lookingemail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
lovebird-mails.com<br />
loveburd-mails.com<br />
loving-mail.com</p>
<p align="justify">m<br />
magicalmails.com<br />
MagiCash.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
magnetismail.com<br />
mails2earn.net<br />
Make-free-money-online.info (MFMO) (read update 2 Dec 2007)<br />
malisanko-emails.com<br />
mangoemails.com<br />
many-mails.com<br />
mapleptr.com (Gptboycott)<br />
maystromails.com<br />
maystromails.net<br />
medal-mails.com<br />
mega-ptr.com<br />
megaptr.com<br />
meggarichemails.com<br />
mellow-mails.com<br />
metal-emails.com<br />
metalpaidread.com<br />
meteor-mails.com<br />
michellesrandomizer.com<br />
milion-mail.com<br />
million-mails.com<br />
millionaire-mail.com<br />
mimimcash.com<br />
MiniBux.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
moneybagsmail.com<br />
moneybux.com<br />
moneyclicks.biz<br />
moneyems.com<br />
moneydogptc.com<br />
moneymouser.com<br />
moneysbank.com<br />
mushroomsmail.com<br />
mygpt.com<br />
mysweetheartmail.com</p>
<p align="justify">n<br />
nature-mails.com<br />
niceptr.com<br />
NickelsByEmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
netgold4u.com<br />
Nocs.Us (Gptboycott)<br />
number-emails.com<br />
numenmail.com (Gptboycott)</p>
<p align="justify">o<br />
ohomails.com<br />
onedollarmail.com<br />
one-mails.com<br />
oneperson-mail.com<br />
onlygravy.com<br />
onlythebestptr.com (promotes a list of scam sites)<br />
ok-ptr.com<br />
ok-usd.com<br />
OkayEmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
orangemails.com<br />
oursharedsuccess.com<br />
ourpaidmail.com (Gptboycott)</p>
<p align="justify">p<br />
paidbux.com<br />
PaidEmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
paidmail.ru<br />
paidmailengine.com<br />
paidstation.com<br />
paidsolos.com<br />
paidworld.com<br />
papajuan.info<br />
payingcash.info<br />
payyou123.com<br />
payyoudollar.com<br />
perfect-emails.com<br />
pekingcash.com<br />
petromails.com<br />
phoenixcash.info<br />
pig-mails.com<br />
pizzamails.com<br />
platinum-investment.com<br />
platinum-mails.com<br />
polarbearmails.com<br />
popomails.com<br />
powerbux.org<br />
power-mails.net<br />
powersmails.net<br />
pretti.mail.com<br />
prettyptr.com<br />
pretty-mail.com<br />
professionalmails.com<br />
profers.com<br />
profitfrommails.com<br />
profitptr.net<br />
propaidemail.com (from getpaidforum)<br />
ptcad.net<br />
ptr-enterprise.com<br />
ptrforce.com<br />
ptr-hun.info<br />
ptrland.com<br />
ptr-trading.com<br />
puma-mails.com<br />
pumpkin-mails.com<br />
puppypaid2clicks.com</p>
<p align="justify">q<br />
quality-profits.com</p>
<p align="justify">r<br />
rabbit-mails.com<br />
rainbow-mails.com<br />
rainbow-mail.net<br />
realmails.com<br />
ReadRevenue.com (Gptboycott)<br />
RichMails.com (Gptboycott)<br />
rivermails.com<br />
road-mails.com<br />
rolex-mails.com (not sustainable)<br />
rosenet-emails.com<br />
royalcash-mails.com<br />
royalinvest.biz</p>
<p align="justify">s<br />
scarlettmails.com<br />
secret-mails.net<br />
sea-mails.com<br />
SeekBizs.com (Gptboycott)<br />
seekcashmail.com<br />
sepooq.com<br />
seriousbucks.com<br />
sharedmails.com<br />
silvanamails.com (Gptboycott)<br />
silvanamails.net (Gptboycott)<br />
simplebux.info (read update 11 Dec 2007)<br />
siteclubemail.com<br />
sky-wolf.net<br />
smile-email.com<br />
SnapDollars.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
solarclick.com<br />
southmails.com<br />
Spedia.com (Gptboycott)<br />
speed-mails.com<br />
sprint-cash.com<br />
spidermanemails.com<br />
startmails.com<br />
strongptr.com<br />
studio-mail.com<br />
sunday-mails.com<br />
sunflowersptr.com<br />
sun-cash.com<br />
suns-cash.com<br />
super-mails.com<br />
super-program.com<br />
superstarmail.com<br />
SurfJunky.com (Gptboycott)<br />
Surfjunky.com<br />
surfanearn.net<br />
surforhits.com<br />
surprisemails.com<br />
systemmails.com</p>
<p align="justify">t<br />
tarbux.com<br />
tata-cash.com<br />
tendollarsmail.com<br />
teneuromail.com<br />
TheBux.com (uronlinebiz)<br />
thegoldclick.com<br />
thegoldmail.com<br />
timelessearn.com<br />
tnt-e-mail.com<br />
tombmailer.com<br />
tomoonmail.com (Gptboycott)<br />
tons-referrals.com<br />
topdollaremails.com<br />
trade-mails.com (Gptboycott)<br />
trustfulmail.com<br />
trustmails.com<br />
turtle-mails.com<br />
twodollarsmail.com<br />
tycoonmails.com</p>
<p align="justify">u<br />
unionptr.com<br />
united-empire.com<br />
unitmails.com<br />
universalclix.com.br<br />
usa-canada-email.com</p>
<p align="justify">v<br />
vice-ptr.com<br />
viper-clicks.com</p>
<p align="justify">w<br />
warm-mails.com<br />
webbercash.com<br />
western-mails.com<br />
wet-clicks.com<br />
wingmails.com<br />
woo-mails.com<br />
worldwidemails.com<br />
workmails.com (not sustainable)<br />
WowEarnings.com (Gptboycott)</p>
<p align="justify">y<br />
y2e.info (read update 2 Dec 2007)<br />
yippeemails.com</p>
<p align="justify">z<br />
zero-investments.com<br />
zwallet.com (Gptboycott)</p>
<p align="justify"><span style="font-weight: bold">Additional notes from <a href="http://www.squidoo.com/ptc-scam-list">PTC/PTR Scam List on Squidoo</a>:</span><br />
<span style="font-style: italic">This list is not intended to bring down anyone&#8217;s business. If you think that a website is listed in here wrongfully, you could indicate it in my guestbook and I will look into it. Thanks.</span></p>
<p align="justify">Make sure to also recheck the <a href="http://www.squidoo.com/ptc-scam-list">PTC/PTR Scam List on Squidoo</a> page for more updates.</p>
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		<title>Scam or not scam, how to know???</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Oct 2007 22:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Byeol</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[There are a lot of &#8220;paid to &#8230;&#8221; sites out there. Paid to Click, Paid to Sign Up, Paid to Read, Paid to Search, and so on. Anyway, how to know which ones are real and which ones are scams? The best way to find out, of course,  is by asking those who already [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p align="justify">There are a lot of &#8220;paid to &#8230;&#8221; sites out there. Paid to Click, Paid to Sign Up, Paid to Read, Paid to Search, and so on. Anyway, how to know which ones are real and which ones are scams? The best way to find out, of course,  is by asking those who already get involved in these &#8220;get paid&#8221; programs. There are a lot of sites out there that also provide the information about those programs &#8220;that didn&#8217;t pay as promised&#8221; and those others &#8220;that really paid&#8221;.</p>
<p align="justify">You can also ask the people in many &#8220;get paid, PTR / PTC related discussion&#8221; forums out there with these topics, ask their opinion and ask about their experience in getting paid or not getting paid, by which ones they got paid, by which one they were tricked and never got paid.</p>
<p align="justify">When they tell you which ones were &#8220;really paying&#8221; programs, mostly they would also give you some URLs of their own referral links <img src='/image/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> but you can count how many of them referred to the same website(s). The more people referred the website(s) as &#8220;really paid me&#8221; or &#8220;really paid us&#8221;, then the better credibility the programs had.</p>
<p align="justify">If you also have any good sites which inform us a lot about these things, please don&#8217;t hesitate to share the information with us. Thanks a lot for coming! <img src='/image/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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