Anyone heard of this company? keithsterlo <keithsterlo.2eqj6s[ at ]no-mx.forums.yourdomain.com.au> 26.09.2006 09:27:21 Hello Can anyone tell me if this company is serious? http://www.paidsurveyscom.info/free - It's taken me ages to find a company that has no signup costs, 99% of them charge a start up fee. They pay you to participate and complete online surveys which can earn you up to $25 per survey. I don't have much money at the moment thats why i am looking for another income, I've heard about this sort of work but sometimes it seems to good to be true. Anyway I just signed up about 15 minutes ago and I am still trying to work it all out. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks, Keith -- keithsterlo ------------------------------------------------------------------------ keithsterlo's Profile: http://forums.yourdomain.com.au/member.php?userid=114 View this thread: http://forums.yourdomain.com.au/showthread.php?t=151026

Re: Anyone heard of this company? "Dave O" <CycleZen[ at ]yahoo.com> 26.09.2006 13:28:50 Hi, Keith- I did not click the link, but generally speaking anything that sounds too good to be true generally IS too good to be true. Your email address has a ".au" extension- are you in Australia, dealing with an Australian company? Here in the USA almost every city has an organization called the Better Business Bureau, a non-partisan organization that logs complaints about business practices. If such a thing exists where you are, you might contact them about this company. I understand the need to augment your income, but please do it in a way that makes sense! Good luck with it.

Re: Anyone heard of this company? Dave F 26.09.2006 13:35:02 Googling "better business bureau australia" returns this Australian government web site: http://www.fairtrading.qld.gov.au/oft/oftweb.nsf Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Dave O" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Hi, Keith- > I did not click the link, but generally speaking anything that sounds > too good to be true generally IS too good to be true. Your email > address has a ".au" extension- are you in Australia, dealing with an > Australian company? Here in the USA almost every city has an > organization called the Better Business Bureau, a non-partisan > organization that logs complaints about business practices. If such a > thing exists where you are, you might contact them about this company. > > I understand the need to augment your income, but please do it in a way > that makes sense! Good luck with it. > >