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$350 per week reviewing adult sites

Craigslist ad for Solohdgirls.net
wow.eroticagateway.com/track/OTE1NTg6MzoyNjc/join

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Hi there,
Thanks for your interest in the website reviewer position. We are currently looking for honest people with a keen eye for detail to visit various adult sites online and write the things they like and dislike about each. We will require 12 reviews per week which are due by 2pm EST every Friday.

The starting wage for this post is $350 per week which rises after 6 months. No previous experience is required for this position. The only requirement we have is that you submit a 100-word review of the member?s area at a pre-selected site (www.xxxxxxxx.com). It's completely free to join so don't worry about any costs (be sure to cancel within 3 days or you will be billed).

Please submit this review to [email protected] within 48 hours if you're still interested. This position can be taken from anywhere, it's going to be a home-based position. If this isn't for you we thank you for your time.

Thanks for your time
Pauline Marshall
The Writer's Guild

sounds like its a scam to get people to signup under their affiliate links for free and $1 trials

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Originally Posted by shimmy2 (Post 16769089)

sounds like its a scam to get people to signup under their affiliate links for free and $1 trials

lol, well like they say.. be sure to cancel within 3 days :)

scamers are everywhere

They could really be looking for people and this is just a way of weeding some folks out while putting a few dollars in their pocket.

I'd bet there are a few programs out there who have no problem with this traffic. Definitely not the majority, but 1 or 2.

Wow... kinda like fraud if you ask me...

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The Writer's Guild

sounds legit

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I wouldn't say scam, i say thinking outside the box

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Originally Posted by TyroneGoldberg (Post 16769393)

sounds legit

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I wouldn't say scam, i say thinking outside the box

they're scamming their sponsors :2 cents:

Haha.. SCAM. And quite obvious if you know what to look for. This method is also used to promote dating sites and many other things. I bet this guy is a BHW member.

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Originally Posted by shimmy2 (Post 16769089)

sounds like its a scam to get people to signup under their affiliate links for free and $1 trials

If it was a scam, the program would catch on to it pretty fast and can them.

Ha, this post describes one of my actual jobs to a T, but still looks like a scam.

live reviews is going to change the whole review model anyway...words will be dead soon

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Originally Posted by candyflip (Post 16769138)

They aren't looking for anyone, there is no job. Its just horribly disguised spam from some Quickbuck affiliate that's probably kept that posting ongoing forever. Telling them to cancel early is probably grounds for termination, but Quickbuck has generally shown not to police their affiliates nor respond to any complaints regarding them.

hahaha! post job on a freelancer site and put money in escrow.

i want this job... xaxaaaa...

I'm glad the program I run is revshare and not PPS. That is simultaneously of course bad, but also entertaining in its evil genius.

hope you emailed the affiliate program and let them know bout it

Pathetic. They've been getting away with it since at least the summer of 2009. Do a search on "Pauline Marshall The Writer's Guild" and look at how much pops up.