juiceboosted

[steffan12]

juiceboosted, is it really going to work as they claim or is it a scam?

[pinus]

Time will tell. They don't ask for any money, so you won't have lost anything if it fails.

[rinkytink]

I can see lots here about supposedly earning cash for doing very little but where does the free broadband come into it ?

[slimjim]

Beware. Signing up as an affiliate involves giving all your bank details. This may be one big phish.

[ynnadz]

Well looking at it u can say that it is a SCAM but on the other hand it does not involve money...except when u give them ur bank account details and sorts...but i am wise enough to let them pay me through a paycheck delivered in my doorstep...i hope...m a bit skeptical but i gave it a try! Well my friend s recieving his pay today via his bank account and i have to see his bnk book if there really is a money transfer. I will post later after i see him! :) Stay tuned.

[scambuster]

It's a shameless scam. They ripped off a legitimate company OnSpeed's site and affiliate banners, use tech terms that make no sense, make tech claims that make no sense, payout claims that would involve more money than is on the planet, and are now under investigation by UK Trading Standards. Please follow this link for 25 reasons why they are a scam and pay particular attention to post 967 on page 97. http://www.scam.com/showthread.php?t=260&page=97&pp=10

[scambuster]

Further, you could get truckloads of spam, some of it nasty porn; even more physical junk mail and a scammed bank account plus nasty Trojan download in Oct. or malicious dialer that stings you for huge Internet connection charges. This company have cost many affiliates a lot of money on wasted advertising, which has plundered savings, racked up loans and maxed out credit cards. Personally I think they should bring back hanging in the UK.