Scams, schemes and other tricks

If you wish to learn about scams, I can tell you about a few. Here lately, I have signed up for yuwie and have signed up to other opportunities to help me gain referrals. I would say that most of those companies that promise you leads are the real scams. One such as coffeeclubemails.com. They give you links to follow to get paid but, those links often take you to sites that have trojans on them. Ever since signing up for their company and following their links I have had three viruses quarantined. Not to mention the numerous popups that is called the navigation enhancer.

They pop up every few minutes and interfere with what I am reading. As I am typing this, I will probably receive five popups in fifteeen minutes. Not only that but, when I try to rid myself of these popus, sometimes I have to click the x to close three times before they will go away. I am not even sure if coffeeclubemails pays you because I have not been there long enough.

But, take this as a warning, do not sign up with this company if you do not wish to have nasty viruses and even spyware taking over your computer.

And another site called trafficswarm.com. They promise you page views. You sign up and receive the browsing enhancer and then every time you open your browser, Say you have Aol, every time you open your homepage, the trafficswarm tab will be there, gaining you page views. Don't get me wrong, it works but, not in the way you think.. I had been led to believe that it will gain others viewing my page and helping me get referrals. That is not the way it works. It is basically a cheat that could have gotten my account locked at yuwie. It gives me page views from myself and not others. And, that is not a thing that Yuwie or any other site tolerates. It is basically spam. It does not gain you anything other than annoyance. So, please if you want real page views, then just request some from your friends the old fashioned way. Only if they are open to it of course.

Yet another place to stay away from is getref.com. As soon as I signed up for that site and clicking on their links in order to gain credits for page views, something weird happened. After clicking on twenty links and gaining credit, the other twenty links failed and nothing happened. So, I refreshed the page and tried again.. And, the links worked. But, after a time, oddly enough, I saw a toolbar at the top of my page that had not been there before.. A tool bar that I had got rid of a while back.. It mysteriously reappeared. I thought that it was just on that link page but, I was wrong.. For some odd reason, the browser shut down without any warning..

Then, the next thing I knew when it restarted, my McAffee site navigator turned up missing. The navigator told me which sites to avoid and which are fine.. And, it just disappeared. In conclusion, the site obviously corrupted my computer somehow, and should be avoided at all costs. Please take this as a lesson and avoid these common scams. If you wish to get leads, get them responsibly. Chat with only your friends and post in friendly environments such as the tried and true ones.

The trick was that they tempted you with something you wanted more than anything. And, the scheme was to try to lure you there in hopes of something that would never come. In the end, if something does look too awesome to be the truth, then avoid it like the plague, thank you.