GPT – AdBux Scams Its Members?
January 19, 2008, filed under GPT Programs, News and Rumors
Are you a member of AdBux.org? Have you just been told to join their program? Well, here’s something I got about AdBux a few days ago. You may want to read it before signing up or spending more time on their program.
AdBux.org is a paid to click site with up to $.015 per click. Initially they determined a $5 payout but then increased it to $10. While there are few members keep their positive minds, others agree that the increasing of minimum payout is a sign of fund lacking. I’ve found a discussion about AdBux has been going since May 2007 and doubts can be seen on some posts. Until recently, there is an increasing number of people having bad experiences with AdBux. Starting from a change in their TOS the about payment, skydive amount of ads, unsatisfying advertising results, sudden account termination, deleted negative posts from their forum and other complaints. There are also rumors that AdBux is owned by the old NetBux scam site, or at least partially owned.
Although it seems that some members are receiving payments from AdBux, the existence of those who aren’t cannot be ignored. There are still members who don’t get paid and if they scam others, it’ll make no difference to scam you.
So, how’s your experience with AdBux? Are you one of those well treated by AdBux? Would you tell others to watch for AdBux? Shout it here!
To save your time and money, you must select your programs carefully and cross check your choices on scam watch lists.
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