seriously

There needs to be more offers added. I've completely run out of offers that don't cost a bazillion dollars!


BAH!

cough

www.LucroCash.com has more than 500 offers to choose from

So who wants the green ? ;)

If everybody stopped doing offers 25+ times(cough coolkat) they'd all stay and more would come ( I think freebies will be dead in about a year, once True and Blockbuster leave it'll go downhill from there until we're left with offers that have hidden charges of $100's and expensive offers.

[quote2a37904503="tinkerjenn"]So who wants the green ? ;)[/quote2a37904503]

You don't need referrals at www.LucroCash.com[]www.LucroCash.com as we don't use them. wink

[quote2a37904503="DIABLO"]If everybody stopped doing offers 25+ times(cough coolkat) they'd all stay and more would come ( I think freebies will be dead in about a year, once True and Blockbuster leave it'll go downhill from there until we're left with offers that have hidden charges of $100's and expensive offers.[/quote2a37904503]

Everyone said the same thing about AOL and Tickle.

The "scene" is so much bigger than the few sites that advertise or are advertised on the forums.

I always wondered why True.com has not removed themselves from the freebie scene as I have seen people doing it an alarming number of times.

[quote2031a3d435="TryinToGetPaid"]I always wondered why True.com has not removed themselves from the freebie scene as I have seen people doing it an alarming number of times.[/quote2031a3d435]

Myself and doylnea are considering removing it from LucroCash due to the high volume of fraud. It's disgusting.

Yes, I have talked to several site owners who have taken it down, or marked it down to 1/2 credit to discourage its users from doing it. Does True have any idea how rampant fraud of their company has become?

If you look at their site they have a lot of advertising, so I'm sure they get paid for saying "I had 1 billion clicks and your site was there...." They probably don't care if the clicks are frauds, they can make it look good to there advertisers and get paid for it.

People have been saying the scene is dead since eBay was gone. About 2 years now...

I just started the scene in late Dec/ early Jan and have cashed out for well over $4,000 worth of cash and prizes with several more sites well on the way. If the scene is dead and dying now, what was it like in the "golden years?"

I'm thrilled with my experiences so far. Had a typical newbie learning curve and mistake to get through but now, smooth sailing happy fun times.

Jason

True has been removed on my site, and is coming down on a few affiliate networks, I believe.