Introduction of Kak Mong!

[kakmong]

Good to see everyone! This is Kak Mong, and I have started so-called "earning" money from online.
I have started NeoBux, and has researched a lot on PTCs, PPDs and so on.
I got a feeling that I can earn money from online!

Before I know if it's legitimate or not.

I am very skeptical; I have been registered in NeoBux for a month, yet I feel very suspicious of its systems.
Viewing advertisements, renting referrals...

Just do authenticate and re-confirm what I have been doing, I registered into RealScam for more information.
Without knowledge, a baby becomes foolish.

Please ensure me to feel more suspicious of other scamming websites, so that I can work on one area efficiently.

Thank you very much, and I will contribute what I feel and what I have researched on at here. :)

[okosh]

I have started NeoBux, and has researched a lot on PTCs, PPDs and so on.
I got a feeling that I can earn money from online!


Was just a brain fart...Better if you go get a real job....

[ribshaw]

I am very skeptical; I have been registered in NeoBux for a month, yet I feel very suspicious of its systems.
Viewing advertisements, renting referrals...

Welcome Kakmong.

I would say if you are skeptical you have your answer. For you or anyone to have a real on or offline business there must exist something that people need or want, and the skill or ability to get it to them. I know very little about about viewing advertisements other than I try to avoid it at all costs. But if my "business" was as simple as getting people to look at ads all day I would hire people in a third world country for next to nothing to do it. If margins where high enough, I would even set up an office here and pay people to work for me. I would certainly not be looking to "partner" or go in to "business" with everyone on the web. Why would I, why would anyone?

So the notion that you or anyone can sit at home in their pajamas and earn a 6 figure income online from some "business in a box" is fantasy designed to part people from their money.

One site I like to look at is Scamadviser.com | check a website for risk | check if dodgey | check is a website s |check website is fake or a scam (http://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/neobux.com) which indicates a not so great reputation.

There are also some posters here who have done rather extensive work not only on this forum, but on their own blogs on this subject, I would encourage you to take some time and read their work. A week or two of deep reading and reflection may well save you years of lost money and disappointment.