Hello,

This is Byeol the Owner of PotentialAct.com. I have taken a decision to focus to something else and no longer involved in online earning related things, and I would also leave the blogging phase of my life. Start from August 2, 2008 (today), I will hand this blog’s ownership to a friend, from now on and no longer update this blog from this moment on. What would happen to this blog update and the new concept later would be up to the new owner / author from this moment on.

Thank you for becoming faithful visitors, and for some others, thank you for becoming faithful spammers for such a long time (and for revealing to us what things you have been seeking from this site).

Okay, that’s all folks.

Au Revoir,

Byeol (the former owner of PotentialAct.com)

A SOCIALIST:
You have two cows. The government takes one and gives it to your neighbor.

AN AMERICAN REPUBLICAN:
You have two cows. Your neighbor has none. So what?

AN AMERICAN DEMOCRAT:
You have two cows. Your neighbor has none. You feel guilty for being successful. You vote people into office who tax your cows, forcing you to sell one to raise money to pay the tax. The people you voted for then take the tax money and buy a cow and give it to your neighbor. You feel righteous.

A COMMUNIST:
You have two cows. The government seizes both and provides you with milk.

A FASCIST:
You have two cows. The government seizes both and sells you the milk. You join the underground and start a campaign of sabotage.

DEMOCRACY, AMERICAN STYLE:
You have two cows. The government taxes you to the point you have to sell both to support a man in a foreign country who has only one cow, which was a gift from your government.

CAPITALISM, AMERICAN STYLE:
You have two cows. You sell one, buy a bull, and build a herd of cows.

BUREAUCRACY, AMERICAN STYLE:
You have two cows. The government takes them both, shoots one, milks the other, pays you for the milk, then pours the milk down the drain.

AN AMERICAN CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You sell one, and force the other to produce the milk of four cows. You are surprised when the cow drops dead.

A FRENCH CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You go on strike because you want three cows.

A JAPANESE CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You redesign them so they are one-tenth the size of an ordinary cow and produce twenty times the milk. You then create clever cow cartoon images called Cowkimon and market them World-Wide.

A GERMAN CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You reengineer them so they live for 100 years, eat once a month, and milk themselves.

A BRITISH CORPORATION:
You have two cows. They are mad. They die. Pass the shepherd’s pie, please.

AN ITALIAN CORPORATION:
You have two cows, but you don’t know where they are. You break for lunch.

A RUSSIAN CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You count them and learn you have five cows. You count them again and learn you have 42 cows. You count them again and learn you have 12 cows. You stop counting cows and open another bottle of vodka.

A SWISS CORPORATION:
You have 5000 cows, none of which belong to you. You charge others for storing them.

A BRAZILIAN CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You enter into a partnership with an American corporation. Soon you have 1000 cows and the American corporation declares bankruptcy.

AN INDIAN CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You worship both of them.

A CHINESE CORPORATION:
You have two cows. You have 300 people milking them. You claim full employment, high bovine productivity, and arrest the newsman who reported on them.

AN ISRAELI CORPORATION:
There are these two Jewish cows, right? They open a milk factory, an ice cream store, and then sell the movie rights. They send their calves to Harvard to become doctors. So, who needs people?

AN ARKANSAS CORPORATION:
You have two cows. That one on the left is kinda cute.

Source: About.com (Cows & Politics Explained - Political Jokes, URL: http://politicalhumor.about.com/library/jokes/bljokecowspolitics.htm)

Finally I have seen how interesting people you are.

I think it is interesting to read and to investigate on how you surfed this site / blog. LOL. You can keep doing it and I would like to let you know that I have some scripts that are watching and logging the way you browse, and what you have been trying to seek for when you are visiting this blog.

You probably feel that you are using some ‘fake’ IP addresses or proxies then you are safe, but I want to let you know, you will always get caught in the act.

So thank you for revealing to my log about what you have been seeking from this site. I’m glad that finally I know which groups you have been coming from.

Anyway, may your ‘god’ still bless you.

Best regards,
Byeol (the owner of PotentialAct.com)

So these people would just hit the sign up or register link, enter in the requested personal detail, turn on the check box containing “I agree with the term of this site” right away, without even bother to spend some time to read it first, and then hit the submit button. Few minutes or even seconds after they got the “sign up succeeded” confirmation, they started using the service right away. Still, without reading the TOS.

I hope my readers didn’t do the same mistake they did. If you did, then I would recommend you to start reading the TOS of every sites / services you have joined from now on to make sure you understand the sites better than none. And if you are planning to sign up for any site, from this moment, read their TOS, always, before you sign up.

Why?

I keep reading that some people were questioning the importance of reading the TOS. They often said that it was just for the formality.

I would say that the TOS actually serves more than what we had ever thought of. And now, I would explain why we will always have to read their TOS before we sign up. Even when we have already become their members, we will always need to read the TOS again after sometimes, in case you would break the term unknowingly, or in case that they have changed it.

Read the TOS So You Would Not Break the Rules.

Just think about it, just take this example:

• You were seeking for a site that enabled you to store files on their servers and to share your files with your friends or anybody that ever drop a visit to your links.

• You read some information out there, about one certain site (let’s call it the “XYZ service”) offered this, and when you read about how great the speed of downloading from the site, you found that it would be great to sign up for your own.

• Later, you came to XYZ site. The site looked great, you were impressed, and you signed up right away and not even bothered to read their TOS (Term of Service) first.

• So you hit the sign up link, entered all the needed details for registration, when it came to a check box saying “I agree with the term of service”, you just turned on the check box and never even bothered to open the TOS link first to read it.

• You submitted the registration right away.

• A confirmation of your registration appeared; you logged into the site right away and started using the service.

• And you uploaded all the files you could upload to your account at that server, and promoted it everywhere, you put the notification in your own blog, in forums, in emails, everywhere you could use to promote the files sharing.

• And later, suddenly the files were gone. You might not notice it yet, until some complaints coming to you, flooding your blog’s comments section or anywhere you have promoted the sharing back then.

• And you wondered a lot. Why? Why they said that the files couldn’t be downloaded?

• Later you checked back to your account at the XYZ service, perhaps you could still log into the account and you found that the files were gone. Or, the worse condition was you were no longer able to log into your account. The site either said “your account doesn’t exist” or “this account is suspended”.

Wondering about what was going on; you decided to use the contact form of XYZ and asked them about the reason behind their deletion towards your files or even your account. Soon, you would find yourself getting response back from XYZ team that you had violated their term of usage / term of service.

In fact, there were some points inside the TOS that were clear enough for those who cared to preview the TOS before they started using the service. These are the small examples:

• You are not allowed to upload ‘copyright infringement’ related files.
• You are not allowed to upload files containing nude or adult category.
• You are not allowed to upload any warez or cracks or any illegal software or files.

And so on. The next point warned you about the suspension of your account and deletion towards all the files if you broke their term of service. At the bottom of the TOS, it stated that by signing up you understood these points mentioned in their term of service and you accepted all the consequences if you happened to break any rule.

So if you happened to upload any kind of files mentioned as “the prohibited files” in the TOS, no wonder that your files were later deleted from the site and you might have experienced the suspension of your account.

With all these conditions, would you dare to ask them which point you had violated, if you had never cared to read their term before then? Well, some people did that, and well … just imagine how the XYZ team (or the other people) would react towards this kind of ex-member?

Nobody would blame XYZ team, but a lot of people would call you as an ignorant. So hopefully, you have never experienced this and you did learn the TOS of every site you have joined.

Read the TOS to Find Out the Legitimacy of the Site.

I keep hearing that many participants of “get paid to” (GPT) programs being scammed many times by some sites, for example, by certain “paid to read” (PTR) or “paid to click” (PTC) sites.

I have to warn you that mostly those people have fallen into the scam scheme because they didn’t learn the TOS of the sites when they decided to participate in the online earning sites.

Let me tell you some small examples:

• You read some recommendation here and there about one certain GPT site (let’s take a PTC site as example). The people just boasted about how great the site was, about how many ads they got daily (20 or even 30 daily ads to click). They also told that the payout was low, you could cash out immediately after you reached $1.

• So you made your own visit to the PTC site. You read at their main page, really stated like some people claimed, “Payout: $1.00″.

• You checked their FAQ to make sure. You noted some “how it works” explanations and some other points you thought to yourself “Okay, I know it now”. You also noticed how the FAQ stated that you could cash out through Paypal, E-Gold, (and perhaps the FAQ also stated some other online payment processors) after reaching $1.

• Since you have a Paypal account, you signed up right away, without reading the TOS.

• After the sign up confirmation appeared, you logged in immediately and started clicking on the advertisements. You went to the site daily, you noticed that the number of advertisements were lower than some claims back then. You wondered but you kept clicking.

• Later, when you were almost at the minimum payout value, suddenly the minimum payout increased to $2! You started questioning about the site’s legitimacy, but you kept trying because you read how some ‘members’ stated that they ever got paid back then when it was still $1 minimum payout.

• But later, when it was almost $2 for you, the site was down. You couldn’t click to reach the remaining 30 cents to get your $2.

• Later the site got back online again. The PTC site stated in their own forum, gave announcement to the members that they would raise the minimum payout to $3 because they had to cover the new server costs.

• Perhaps you became panicked; you almost reached the $2. You could log into the site, but the ads were even fewer, you couldn’t even make 10 cents per day.

• The next day you accessed the main page, the minimum payout had become $4!!!

• And you also noticed that they would soon switch to a new payment method.

The site became very suspicious for you. Now would you care to check various information sources about the legitimacy of this site? Well, I have to tell you, at this state, it is actually a bit late. But it is better than none.

A very wise action if you later decided to stop clicking for a while. Later you got information from some friends in another forum you had just joined that they also started questioning the legitimacy of the site (perhaps you also want to check the article “Why We Would Always Need the Community” to know why a community is needed to exchange some information). One member in the forum told you that he had stepped back after he learned the TOS of that site before he signed up. He told you that if he hadn’t read the TOS, he might have fallen into the same trap.

You might say that the FAQ back then stated that minimum payout, you found nothing suspicious back then, you just wondered about why the ads number was different for some members. But there was not about the FAQ, your friend stated. It was within the TOS.

So later, this friend would tell you that he found the TOS and the FAQ and the main page statements had contradicted each other. One thing that you finally understood: 20 ads per day were for upgraded members. You were a free member, no wonder you got less ads. You started guessing, so those people claimed they got 20 ads up to 30 ads per day might have purchased the upgrade and became premium members.

Now there was more information shared by your new friend that brought you into sudden awareness. The main page of the suspected site stated “Payout: $1″. The FAQ stated “the minimum payout is $1″ through various online payment processors. But this new friend you just met in the forum had noticed something you never read back then.

It was within the TOS, and the TOS stated that the payout would be done via Paypal (no other online payment methods being mentioned within the TOS) and the minimum payout was $10.00!

Got it yet?

You quickly went to the site again, to check their TOS. But you didn’t find the point mentioned by your friend there. You assumed that the friend was mistaken this site to another one. But you didn’t ever think of the possibility that the TOS might have been changed before you finally read it on your own. You might go back to your friend, sent some private message telling the person that you didn’t find the point he said within the TOS. The person told you that “then they must have realized the contradiction and changed it as soon as possible.”

Are you aware of the importance of reading the TOS and to re-read the TOS again now?

So if some people stated that Term of Statement (TOS) was just for the ‘formality’, they were absolutely correct if it was about the site I mentioned in the example above.

Later, you found that the site changed the minimum payout again, to $8.99. If you had stopped clicking on the ads back then, you would be glad that you didn’t fall into the trap for the third time.

And if later the site really turned out to have “$10.00″ minimum payout, and later a lot of people stated that it was scam, there’s no need to be surprised.

I guess my example above was enough to make you aware of the importance of reading the TOS of every site you are joining, and to re-read the TOS again, often, after you become one of their participants.

It’s better to stay informed, than being ignorant and stumbled on the consequences of whatever that might come as the result of not learning the points within their TOS. The latter pain will hurt you more, really. So make sure you always read the TOS.

Good luck!

What will come to your mind when you finally hear the word “Community”? Some people would probably still associate the word “Community” with certain exclusive or high class society. Well, back then perhaps it often sounded like that. However, nowadays some people will have various definitions about “Community”:

• a group of people who share the same nationality
• a group of people who share the same religion
• a group of people who come from the same generation
• a group of people who join the same club
• a group of people who share the same interest

And so on.

That’s why when we enter the realm of World Wide Web; we will also find the online communities in various parts of the Internet. You will find various sites where a lot of people are coming together, sharing the same interests and topics. We will find them in various blogs, directories, forums, and other kind of social networking sites.

And these people know the benefits of joining the community. They know the power of community.

Now think about it, we exist in this world, the vast world on our planet Earth. Now imagine your position, standing inside the vast real world, in this case, you are a visitor and you know nobody in current area, you know nothing about the neighborhood, you are just coming and you haven’t been familiar with all things inside this world. What do you feel? What would you do?

Don’t you feel the situation of being lost? Will you just stand there and stay in your confusion? You will certainly seek for any information, won’t you?

Internet is a vast virtual world. The situation will be just about the same. Being alone in the midst of the vast virtual world will make some people feel lost, especially when they are still new comers. They will need information whether it covers topics about life, news, multimedia, entertainment, language, web development, article writing, even online earning and other various topics. We are just the same with these people, even if we are no longer new comers, we still need information.

And that’s what the communities provide: the information exchange. That’s the reason of why we would always need the community.

Now just imagine you later enter the gate of a community. Just take one example, the online earning community; you have been there because you are just entering the online earning realm. You will soon find a melting pot of different nations who are also trying out their chance to get profits from their online experiences. There are many topics covered within the community site. You may find various discussions about online earning chance and how some Internet users have succeeded in making their earning from Internet; perhaps you will also find some way of earning online that never came into your mind back then. There might also be various information, perhaps about which programs that still exist online but actually have scammed a lot of people, or which programs that have really paid the participants, and so on.

Now, finally your eyes are opened by what you read from the community sites. Start from that moment, finally you have some guides about the online earning topic; you know which one really works and which one to avoid.

I know some of you, who have found such community sites, have decided to stay lurking and just reading the information shared by the sites. However, I believe that some others have also joined the communities and added new information that will be useful for everyone.

Whether you just want to lurk or to become active in such community sites, the communities still benefit for the people who come and read. However, what if you don’t find some information you need? Will you just go away from one site to another again and again until you find it, just because you don’t want to register or sign up for a participation?

Well, you can judge the effectiveness by yourself. However, I found a situation from my own experience from a community site that I trusted. I signed up, and then asked for the information from the other members there. And I found it was more effective because few minutes after I started the topic, some members already responded to my question and they came from various places of this world with various explanations and source of information I would need.

Some of the respondents had also provided several URLs that supported their information so I could survey the links on my own for further explanation. I would have taken longer time to find those things on my own. So this is about the power of community: the information exchange. This is the point I want to bring into your attention for now, I would like to add more about the benefits of joining a community, but I would reserve it for later.

However, you can also try it on your own. And you will soon realize that there are more benefits from joining a community that you trust. Believe me; the power of a community is no longer about the exclusive definition of the word “Community”. It is the powerful and fast information exchange between the members, and that’s what you and I will always need in this vast virtual world of Internet.

When the phrase “Human Being” is mentioned, what comes into your mind? Perhaps you would say “social life”, “interaction”, “civilization”, “networking”, “humanity”?

True. All these things are just unavoidable in human daily life. We are social creatures, we will always deal with one another, we will always interact with the others close to our place, area, neighborhood, friends and teachers at schools or colleges, other employees at working places, and so on, and even on Internet … we also interact with the others who are using the same sites we browse. An online forum is the best example.

During our interaction between us and the others, sometimes we find happy situations, sometimes we find sad situations, or there would be something that makes us feel upset, get mad, or laugh out loud. Some people find the interaction is quite easy for them, but the others find it is just difficult to interact with some people. Even the interaction itself sometimes brings different outcome for different people:

• A is happy with that interaction
• B is skeptical
• C is trying to leave the place as soon as possible
• D is trying the best to make everyone happy
• E is just frustrated with the interaction.

How come?

Well. You can’t always get what you want. That’s the point I want to show. And those who meet worse situation would have some conflicts arise between them.

Even some people just feel that the small interaction within their core family will bring them trouble, or the least bad situation for them is … getting upset and small conflicts happening.

I know a friend who is still living with her parents. The only reason she still lives with them is because she just feels she cannot leave her parents like that. Her staying versus leaving has also become a dilemma. It has been ‘hard’ to deal with. It is her parents’ house. Actually she didn’t want to deal with her parents’ things, and for example when we mentioned about “kitchen”, you would still see resentment on her face. This is just a small example, because actually she has a lot of trouble with the parents, however, so far she still tries to handle the situation, at least for the sake of this family’s peace.

It started from the different characteristic between her and her mother. And the kitchen was only one of the small examples of how the resentment will pile up and become a hill of bitterness. So if we ask her where is the worst place within her house, or the most part she hates within the house, she would certainly say “The kitchen”.

Maybe half of you are wondering, what kind of kitchen that has brought such a trouble between her and her mother? I know some mothers and daughters might share the kitchen happily and without any problem, however it doesn’t happen between these two. It seems like this friend can’t get what she wants from her mother and her mother can’t get what she wants from this daughter either, and in this example, something related to the kitchen. There are other things, but it would be a very long story to tell you, so let’s just mention the kitchen.

My friend loves dry kitchen, and she has always tried to keep all the utensils, every dishes, pan, spoons, forks, etc. already dry before she stores them back into the storing cabinets, but her mother will just store all these things without even bothering about whether these things are still wet or already dry. So perhaps you can imagine when every parts within the cabinets are ‘contaminated’ with the remaining waters from the plates or whatever the mother put in the cupboard back then. Everything was a mess.

And not to mention, most of the cabinets were made from woods, with these things just being placed like that. The cabinets will not last for a long time, for sure.

Also, the stain of the remaining waters, left on some utensils made from metal. Sometimes my friend found a spoon still having the stain of detergent, already dry, within the spoon cabinet. And then, she would be the person who washed the spoon * again *. So what’s the point of the mother’s previous cleaning towards this spoon back then?

And, some certain living creatures will just love the wet area. So mostly, when the daughter just didn’t notice that the wet dishes were stored within the cabinets, later she would find some disgusting creatures were staying or were just running here and there within the storing area. So you can imagine the conflict that later arose between these mother and daughter? After all, they shared the same kitchen for cooking; they shared the same kitchen utensils for breakfast, lunch, and dinner for the whole members of the family.

I forgot to mention that my friend took the house cleaning task within the house. So she would be the one who always found the disgusting creatures playing in the hidden area, which was supposed to be clean and hygienic, because all the things were for cooking or placing the foods. Later, we would have the situations when she found herself rushing to wash the dishes herself before her mother did it. She said “I had better become the one who washes all these things and stores it for myself. I can’t stand finding all the mess of these jerks. This is the kitchen, not the toilet. It stenches, you know?”

I can’t blame the mother’s laziness, perhaps also her arrogance, since she was the owner of the kitchen so she couldn’t have someone else complaining about her kitchen, even from her own daughter (or perhaps also from the father at some occasion). After all, she was the mistress within the house and my friend was the daughter. But I can’t blame the daughter, because it seems like her mother had always taken her for granted, never paid attention to her warning, and I wonder if this mother really did what her daughter had often suspected, toying with her daughter, probably the mother just tried to kick her out of their house?

“If it is true, then that’s good news,” my friend said, laughing.

At least, the daughter had ever told all these things to her mother, more than twice, even more than five times and she complained to me, that she had been too tired of speaking the same thing again and again to her mother. And then the conflicts arose.

That’s just a small example, that in life, we can’t always get what we want. Sometimes some people still try to tolerate the others, but when they are no longer able to tolerate the situation or the behavior, what should be done? Some peace talk might work for some people, but it doesn’t work for the others.

Don’t ask the question: “where’s the father?” towards this friend. The father already has more things to deal with, so the daughter will just leave these things between her and her mother. So, hmm, I just keep hoping that she would be able to deal with the situation better.

I ever offered an advice to her, telling her that she might to move out of the house and start living her own life. Well, she told me that she actually had the plan but she still couldn’t do it yet. She said that she couldn’t leave her parents that way until the family’s life got better, when the financial part would no longer be a problem for the parents. In fact, since the high school age she had been thinking of leaving the family, walking on her own paths alone (yes, she chose the path of single hood), and joining some voluntary jobs when she really leaves the family one day.

And what a coincidence about voluntaries, I believe. So I told her, “Don’t you think that when you become a volunteer one day, you will meet worse ladies than your Mom?” She was pondering for a while, and then she said, “Could be.”

“So what’s the point of getting upset with your Mom nowadays? You say you want to go volunteering in religious mission, if you have not been able to manage your emotion with your current situation and this is your own Mom, do you think you will have better reaction towards the strangers in your voluntary jobs?” I asked her.

No, I didn’t say that she was at the wrong side, that’s normal concerning the emotional side of a human being, and I knew her valid points somehow. However, I just wanted to remind her own future ‘chosen path’, that’s why I asked her that question.

“Perhaps this is a test from The One Above to prove whether you will really qualify for the mission.” I added, “I think that once you have passed the test, your parents will meet the better financial situations you have always prayed for them, and that’s when you finally can make your own ‘flight’. At that time, nobody will blame you for leaving them then.”

She only nodded back then, no more words, and I just left it for her own consideration. I think I would still admire this person; she had planned something I’m sure very few people would still do for the parents.

She said that she was still working hard these days for her parents’ future. She has decided that when the day finally arrives, she would leave all her belongings and treasures, including the money she has earned, leave all these things for her parents, and make her first step to join the missions. It was hard to believe, indeed. Most parents are the ones who would leave heritage for their kids, but … has the world been turned upside-down for her life?

I told her, “Your parents might not need that, what would be left for yourself?”

But she said, “I can live on my own. I can survive. You said that my parents worried about me so much, but you all just never know. Actually I am the one who should worry about them. I had ever died and came back to this life again by The Grace, that’s why I am still here now, and I know how life exactly would work for me. But my parents don’t know any kind of these things, they never entered the phase of between life-and-death, they never believed it, so they would never understand my choice.”

“I think that most people would just never understand. I know my parents will find hard times to deal with my leaving. But like you said, we can’t always get what we want. Now I am inside the situation, and next time, it will be my parents’ turn.” she said again.

“To be or not to be … that is the question,” I replied, “I guess your parents are even thinking that they already have it now.”

My friend chuckled.

“You can’t always get what you want,” she said back, “the question is … how would you react towards this situation? Blame it? Rant? I have found that’s not a wise decision.”

Yeah, I think it is a very valid point. If we can always get everything we want, then what’s the point of the “NO” word?

So here we go, my latest update about PTR / PTC sites that have been reported by various PTR / PTC participants to squidoo.com PTC / PTR Scam List and Reviews lense, and from the author’s own research from various sources.

PTR / PTC Scam Sites (from Squidoo.com lense)

The scam sites are listed in Alphabetical Order, starting with Numbers, and then Letters. Some sources are included within the brackets, and not sustainable means that it is not possible for the site to pay the high amounts of money they promise.

1
1-800-Mail.com (Gptboycott)
1000Clicksptr.com(uronlinebiz)
100cents-1000dollars.com
100-dollars-mail.com
100dollarsbonus.info (uronlinebiz)
100dollarsmails.com
100euromails.com
100usd.com
10dollar-mail.com
168paid.com (uronlinebiz)
1-dollar-mail.com
1stprofit.com

2
2-dollar-mail.com
2-opt.com (Gptboycott)
2008mails.com (getpaidforum)
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
5-dollar-mail.com (getpaidforum)
500cents-500dollars.net
500cents-500dollars.org
500pounds-and-500pence.com
50centptr.com (uronlinebiz)
50dollarsmail.com
520Searcher.com
5dollarmails.com

6
60euromail.com
60de.com

7
7878clicks.com(uronlinebiz)
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
activeptr.net (not sustainable)
ad5.biz (uronlinebiz)
ad-fortune.com
adsbux.org
adsmaker.net
adsneed.com(uronlinebiz)
aglocomails.com (not sustainable)
ahacash.com
allcashmail.com
allyousubmitters.com (Gptboycott)
almiyachts.com
alwayspay.com
american-mails.com
amigoemail.com
Amity-Cash.com (watch list, gptboycott)
ans-advertising.com (uronlinebiz)
apachemails.com
applemails.com
appolomails.com
arab-gpt.com (uronlinebiz)
Arabbux.com (PtcTalk)
arcane-mails.com
arcsurvey.com
arcticmails.com (uronlinebiz)
asonewishes.com (uronlinebiz)
atom-mails.com (not sustainable)
atomsmails.com (not sustainable)
auction-emails.com
awsurveys.com (read update 10 Dec 2007)

b
babyloncash.com
ban-mail.com (uronlinebiz)
banboocash.com (not sustainable)
bank-mails.com
bank-mails.net (not sustainable)
bearshare-mails.com (uronlinebiz)
beautymails.com (uronlinebiz)
beeptr.com (uronlinebiz)
beetrmails.com (not sustainable)
best-mails.com (getpaidforum)
best-hyip.be
bestflymails.com
beta-cash.com
bettybucks.com
beyondemails.com (uronlinebiz)
bez-minimum.info (getpaidforum)
bgpaymails.com (uronlinebiz)
bigdollat-mails
biggestdollars.com
bigluck-mails.com (uronlinebiz)
bigpaymail.com (Gptboycott)
billiondollarmails.com(uronlinebiz)
bluemaniacs.com (uronlinebiz)
bluerwebmail.com
boa-mails.com
bobomails.com (not sustainable)
boffopaidmail.com (Gptboycott)
boratmails.com (uronlinebiz)
businessptr.com (uronlinebiz)
boss-mails.com
BournemouthBreeze.com (Gptboycott)
bravevolitation.com
bugcash.com
buxer.org (read update 25 Jan 2008)
buxeuro.com
buxgalore.com (read update 8 Dec 2007)
Is bux.to a scam? (read squidoo.com lense about it)

c
camel-mails.com
can-discount.com
candy-mail.com(uronlinebiz)
cannabismails.com
capitalmails.net
Cash2all (lots of non-payment complaints at their forum)
cashbux.com
cashbux.org
casheden.com (uronlinebiz)
CassandrasClicks (Gptboycott)
cash-kitty.com
CashFiesta.com (Gptboycott)
cashnclicks.com
cashorigin.com (uronlinebiz)
cashpointclicks.com
cashread.com (Gptboycott)
cashsea.com
casino-mails.com
cat-mails.com
cat-ptr.com
catch-cash.com (Gptboycott)
class-act-clicks.co
classical-mail.com (Gptboycott)
cgcash.info
charm-mail.com
chicago-ptr.com (uronlinebiz)
chobit-mails.com
chobitmails.com
chobitsmails.net
click2earnmoney.com (uronlinebiz)
click-mails.com
click-wizard.net (read update 2 Dec 2007)
clickbux.org
clickbuxx.com
clickcent.net (read update 7 Dec 2007)
clickearnmoney.com
clickingmoney4u.com
click-monkey.biz (uronlinebiz)
clickoly.com
clicks-4-cash.com (read update 21 Dec 2007)
clicktopsites.com (uronlinebiz)
clixy.net (read update 2 Dec 2007)
CloneBux.com (uronlinebiz)
cloudmails.com (uronlinebiz)
closet-clickers.com (uronlinebiz)
cloverclicks.net (read update 7 Dec 2007)
coast-mail.com
coastmail.com
coinclicks.info (read update 23 Dec 2007)
comeongain.com (getpaidforum)
compactmails.com
cookie-mails.com (uronlinebiz)
cooperativemail.com
copymails.com
cosplaymails.com (uronlinebiz)
coverclicks.com
cowboy-mail.com
crabmails.com
Crazy-4-cash.com (uronlinebiz)
cream-mails.com

d
dallas-ptr.com (uronlinebiz)
danger-mails.com (uronlinebiz)
davemails.com (not sustainable)
DarkAngelMails (watch list, gptboycott)
daydayupemails.com
dayscash.com (uronlinebiz)
dayseeking.net (uronlinebiz)
deepseacash.com
deliriouspaidemails.com (uronlinebiz)
delta-cash.com
devclix.com
devscripts.com (uronlinebiz)
DiamondBux.com (uronlinebiz)
digital-ptr.com
dj-mails.com
dog-mails.com (not sustainable)
dollar-factory.com (promotes a list of scam sites)
dollarsmaker.net
dollarslove.com (Gptboycott)
dollarsmaker.com (uronlinebiz)
dolphincents.com
donkeycash.info (uronlinebiz)
donut-m.biz (uronlinebiz)
duno.com
dragone-search.com
dragonhole.com
dreamstarmail.com (Gptboycott)
drumcash.com
dynasty-mails.com
dungeonanddragonemails.com
d-biz.com (uronlinebiz)

e
e-mailptr.com (not sustainable)
eagleclicknet.com (uronlinebiz)
earn-emails.com
earn4read.com (not sustainable)
earnptr.com
earnup.com
easy-gain.com (uronlinebiz)
easyhits.org (read update 14 Dec 2007)
egoldclicks.net (read update 21 Dec 2007)
electric-mails.com
elephantadvertising.com
elephant-mails.com
e-mailptr.com
email2rewards.com
e-mailpaysu.com
emailpremium.com
emailprofit.us
emails-empire.com
emailspayu.net
emails-empire.com
emeraldcoastptc.info
energy-mails.com
englandbux.com
englandbux.org
enjoyfunds.com
eqmails.com
eurocentsmail.com
eurobux.org
euro-mails.com
everylooking.com (uronlinebiz)
eceryrich.com (uronlinebiz)
expert-mails.com
eyemails.com (uronlinebiz)

f
fairydollars.com
FairyTalePTR.com (Gptboycott)
farland-cash.com
fastbux.com
fastbux.org
fastcashemaills.com
fastpaidptr.com (getpaidforum)
fellowequality.com (getpaidforum)
fillmyaccount.com
filmyinbox.com
fire-mails.com (not sustainable)
flashrich.com
flaviomails.be (uronlinebiz)
fly-field.com (not sustainable)
freeclickcash.net (read update 2 Dec 2007)
free-kingdom.com (not sustainable)
freemoneymails.net (uronlinebiz)
feer-mial.com
feermial.com
fortuneemail.com
fourleafclovermail.com (uronlinebiz)
ft-mails.com (not sustainable)
funkycashmail.com
futureptr.com
fx-mails.com (uronlinebiz)

g
gamma-cash.com
gem-mails.com
getpaid4clicks.com (uronlinebiz)
getpaidbyemail.com
getpaideasy.com
GetPaidLinks.net
getpaidwatch.com
getor-mails.com
giga-cash.com
giga-mails.com (not sustainable)
goaio.com
godmail.info (uronlinebiz)
godmails.com (uronlinebiz)
gogoplease.cn (uronlinebiz)
goldencatch.com (uronlinebiz)
goldenemail.com
goldptr.net
golfmails.com
goodluck-email.com
google-mails.com
gothic-mail.com (uronlinebiz)
gowellup.com
gp2profits.com (read update 15 Dec 2007)
graspaftertime.com
grassmails.com
green-cash.com
greetgold.com

h
halfmillionmails.com
halomoney.com (getpaidforum)
happyearning.com
happyptr.com
healthyptc.com
heroptr.com (uronlinebiz)
highbidppc.com
HappyBizs.com (Gptboycott)
holiday-mails.com (Gptboycott)
hollywood-mail.com
honestmails.com
honestptr.com
horse-mails.com
huge-mails.com
husky-mails.com

i
iCashout.com (PTCTalk) (update 20 Dec 2007)
ice-mails.net
ilikeemails.com
insaneptr.net (uronlinebiz)
inspiremarrow.com (not sustainable)
instant-dollars.com
instantads.org (uronlinebiz)
intgold.com
invest-mail.com
ippomails.com
ippomails.net

j
Jackpot-ads.biz (uronlinebiz)
jays-paidmail.com
job-readmail.com
junglecash.com
jungleclicks.com (uronlinebiz)
justcashInc.com

k
kiddays.com
kitcatcash.com
klikini.net
kukmail.com (uronlinebiz)

l
libertycash.biz
lifeisabeachclicks.net
lightstarmail.com
linkread.com
lion-mails.com
littleengineptr.com
loading-mails.com
logans-legacy.com
lolclicks.com
lookingemail.com (Gptboycott)
lovebird-mails.com
loveburd-mails.com
loving-mail.com

m
magicalmails.com (not sustainable)
MagiCash.com (uronlinebiz)
magic-mails.com (uronlinebiz)
magnetismail.com
MailBling.com (watch list, gptboycott)
mails2earn.net
Make-free-money-online.info (MFMO) (read update 2 Dec 2007)
malisanko-emails.com
mangoemails.com
many-mails.com
mapleptr.com (Gptboycott)
maystromails.com
maystromails.net
MDbux.com (PtcTalk)
medal-mails.com
mega-ptr.com
megaptr.com
meggarichemails.com
mellow-mails.com
metal-emails.com
metalpaidread.com
meteor-mails.com
michellesrandomizer.com
milion-mail.com
million-mails.com
millionaire-mail.com
mimimcash.com
Mintysmails.com
MiniBux.com (uronlinebiz)
moneybagsmail.com
moneybux.com
moneybux.org
moneyclicks.biz
moneyems.com
moneydogptc.com
moneymouser.com
moneysbank.com
moonbux.com
mushroomsmail.com
mybux.info (misleading, read update 5 Jan 2008)
mygpt.com
mysweetheartmail.com

n
nature-mails.com
netgold4u.com
newsptr.com (not sustainable)
niceptr.com
NickelsByEmail.com (Gptboycott)
NickOfTime-Email.com (watch list, gptboycott)
njgirl.biz (uronlinebiz)
no2allmails.com (uronlinebiz)
Nocs.Us (Gptboycott)
number-emails.com
numenmail.com (Gptboycott)

o
oceansoflife.com (uronlinebiz)
ohomails.com
onedollarmail.com
one-mails.com
oneperson-mail.com
onlygravy.com
onlythebestptr.com (promotes a list of scam sites)
ok-mails.com (uronlinebiz)
ok-ptr.com (not sustainable)
ok-usd.com (not sustainable)
OkayEmail.com (Gptboycott)
onlygravy.com (uronlinebiz)
on-sunday.com (uronlinebiz)
orangemails.com
oursharedsuccess.com
ourpaidmail.com (Gptboycott)

p
paidbux.com
PaidEmail.com (Gptboycott)
paidmail.ru
paidmailagency.com (not sustainable)
paidmailengine.com
paidstation.com (not sustainable)
paidworld.com
paidmail.ru (uronlinebiz)
papajuan.info
pay-to-mail.info (uronlinebiz)
payingcoins.com (getpaidforum)
payyou123.com
payyoudollar.com
perfect-emails.com
pekingcash.com
petromails.com
pcash.info (uronlinebiz)
phoenixcash.info
pig-mails.com (not sustainable)
pizzamails.com
platinum-investment.com
platinum-mails.com
pleasant-mails.com (not sustainable)
polarbearmails.com
pomoterprosemail.com (getpaidforum)
popomails.com
post4cash.com (uronlinebiz)
powerbux.org
power-mails.net (not sustainable)
powersmails.net (not sustainable)
premiermails.com (uronlinebiz)
pretti.mail.com
prettyptr.com
pretty-mail.com (not sustainable)
probux.net (ptctalk)
professionalmails.com
profers.com
profitfrommails.com
profitptr.net
propaidemail.com (from getpaidforum)
ptcad.net
ptindex.com (misleading - read update Jan 1 2008)
ptr-enterprise.com (not sustainable)
ptr-enterprises.com (not sustainable)
ptrforce.com (not sustainable)
ptr-hun.info
ptrland.com
ptr-trading.com
puma-mails.com (not sustainable)
pumpkin-mails.com (not sustainable)
puppypaid2clicks.com

q
quality-profits.com

r
rabbit-mails.com (not sustainable)
racingemails.com (not sustainable)
rainbow-mails.com
rainbow-mail.net (not sustainable)
Ranoscash.com
readformoney.us (uronlinebiz)
realmails.com
ReadRevenue.com (Gptboycott)
RichMails.com (Gptboycott)
rivermails.com
road-mails.com (not sustainable)
rock-mails.com
rolex-mails.com (not sustainable)
rosenet-emails.com
royalcash-mails.com
royalinvest.biz (not sustainable)
rushnsuccess.com (not sustainable)

s
saytheirmail.com (uronlinebiz)
scarlettmails.com
secret-mails.net
sea-mails.com
SeekBizs.com (Gptboycott)
seekmails.com (getpaidforum)
sepooq.com
seriousbucks.com
sharedmails.com
sheepmails.com (uronlinebiz)
shirecash.com (uronlinebiz)
silvanamails.com (Gptboycott)
silvanamails.net (Gptboycott)
siteclubemail.com
sky-mails.net (not sustainable)
sky-wolf.net
smile-email.com
smoothlinks.com
SnapDollars.com (uronlinebiz)
snowman-mails.com (uronlinebiz)
solarclick.com
southmails.com
space-mails.com (uronlinebiz)
spaz-emails.com (getpaidforum)
Spedia.com (Gptboycott)
speed-mails.com
spicemails.com (uronlinebiz)
spiderchess.com (uronlinebiz)
spidermanemails.com
sprint-cash.com
startmails.com
strongptr.com
studio-mail.com
summer-mails.us (uronlinebiz)
sunday-mails.com
sunflowersptr.com
sun-cash.com
suns-cash.com
sunsetclix.com (uronlinebiz)
super-mails.com (not sustainable)
super-program.com
superstarmail.com (not sustainable)
SurfJunky.com (Gptboycott)
Surfjunky.com
surfanearn.net
surforhits.com
surprisemails.com
surveyking.com (uronlinebiz)
sweet-mails.com (uronlinebiz)
symantec-mail.com (uronlinebiz)
systemmails.com

t
tarbux.com
tata-cash.com (not sustainable)
tendollarsmail.com
teneuromail.com
tomails.com (uronlinebiz)
TheBux.com (uronlinebiz)
thegoldclick.com
thegoldmail.com
timelessearn.com (not sustainable)
tnt-e-mail.com
tombmailer.com
tomoonmail.com (Gptboycott)
tons-referrals.com
tradingptr.com (not sustainable)
trafficcool.com (uronlinebiz)
trafficinvader.com (uronlinebiz)
travelmails.com (uronlinebiz)
treasureclicks.info (pays to upgraded member only)
trustfulmail.com
trustmails.com (not sustainable)
turtle-mails.com
twistedclickers.com
twodollarsmail.com
tycoonmails.com

u
unionptr.com
united-empire.com
unitmails.com
universalclix.com.br
usa-canada-email.com
usa-clicks.us (not sustainable)
usd-ad.com

v
vegas-mails.com (uronlinebiz)
verdiencredits.nl (not sustainable)
vice-ptr.com
viennamails.com (getpaidforum)
viper-clicks.com
virtualcardzone.com (read update 7 Jan 2008)
visionptr.com (uronlinebiz)

w
warm-mails.com (not sustainable)
wc-mails.com (getpaidforum)
weapon-earnings.info (uronlinebiz)
webbercash.com
well-email.com (uronlinebiz)
welovepay.com (not sustainable)
western-clicks.com (uronlinebiz)
western-mails.com (not sustainable)
wet-clicks.com
wingmails.com
womail.com (uronlinebiz)
woderemails.com (uronlinebiz)
wonderful-mails.com (not sustainable)
woo-mails.com
worldbux.info (uronlinebiz)
worldwidemails.com
workmails.com (not sustainable)
WowEarnings.com (Gptboycott)
wow-mails.com

X
xsc-mail.com (uronlinebiz)
xtremeptc.com (uronlinebiz)

y
y2e.info (read update 2 Dec 2007)
yippeemails.com

z
zero-investments.com
zwallet.com (gone)
zy-mails.com (uronlinebiz)
(http://www.getpaidforum.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=253189)

Some notes from squidoo.com about the list:

This list is not intended to bring down anyone’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.

Illegal PTR / PTC Sites (from Squidoo.com lense)

According to the same squidoo.com lense, the following is a list of PTR/PTC sites that are using the CashCrusader script illegally.

http://cashcrusadersoftware.com/unlicensed_list

You might need to reconsider any participation towards these sites.

10-cash.com
100euro-mail.com
10dollar-mail.com
10euro-mail.com
2-dollar-mail.com
2008mails.com
2dollar-mail.com
5-dollar-mail.com
5dollarmails.com
60de.com
ad-qds.com
an-cash.com
asonewishes.com
atomsmails.com
bamboomails.com
banboocash.com
beetrmails.com
believemail.com
bestflymails.com
beyondemails.com
bez-minimum.info
bigmoolah.com
bluerwebmail.com
boffopaidmail.com
boss-mails.com
bravevolitation.com
bridge-mails.com
cash88.com
cat-ptr.com
cgcash.info
chobit-mails.com
clickoly.com
coastmails.com
color-mail.com
comeongain.com
digitptr.com
domainmails.com
donkeycash.info
dw-mails.com
eiaio.com
electric-mails.com
eqmails.com
family-clicks.com
fastpaidptr.com
fatcashcow.net
feer-mial.com
feermial.com
fellowequality.com
firstmoney.nl
flamemails.com
flh1adf103.kng.mesh.ad.jp
fortuneemail.com
gcrmail.info
getpaid4clicks.com
goldedptr.com
goldencatch.com
gowellup.com
graspaftertime.com
halomoney.com
happyptr.com
hello-mails.com
heysey.net
inspiremarrow.com
ituoiguadagni.altervista.org
kazanclireklam.com
kedai.info
kedai.sg
kedai.us
lookingemail.com
loveptr.com
megptr.com
merocash.net
msclicks.com
mushroomsmails.com
neomail.wgj.jp
numenmail.com
okayemail.com
on-sunday.com
paidemail4u.com
paying-mails.com
payingcash.info
payingcoins.com
payingscash.info
pcash.info
phoenixcash.info
pomoterprosemail.com
popomails.com
powersmails.net
prettmail.com
projectutopia.org
prosperousboom.com
ptpexchange.com
ptr-enterprises.com
pub.pub-gratuite.be
roadsmails.com
runner.angel-letter.net
rushnsuccess.com
sheepmails.com
skechclick.net
sky-mails.net
sky-wolf.net
snake-mail.com
spaz-emails.com
startmails.com
strongptr.com
sun-cash.com
sunflowersptr.com
suns-cash.com
tradingptr.com
travelmails.com
usa-clicks.us
usd-ad.com
verdienthuis.info
wc-mails.com
web.kedai.tv
wmleader.ru
wonderemails.com
worldwide-mails.com
xray-cashs.com
yippeemails.com

Make sure to always check squidoo.com 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.