I suppose I'm stupid for believeing that i could make money off the internet, but is it so bad to dream of not going to work for some slave driving boss everyday? SurveyShine.com presented themselves as providing the service of weeding through thousands of paid survey websites and picking out 400 or so of the most promising offers. The website stated that I would have the oppertunity to take paid surveys ranging in pay from $20- $75. Most of these websites require you to first buy something. Some won't even allow you to become a member unless you sign up for however many offers from their sponsors (all of which cost money and gives the sponsors permission to send you spam and or call you at home). The highest paying survey offer I recieved (that didn't require you to buy something first) was $5. Some of the links on the website didn't even work. The website also offered bonus oppertunities (mysteryshopping, get paid to read emails, ect.). When I tryed these offers, the result was the same.in addition I've tryed to contact the website support team via email, and I've had not a one answer. There is however a money back guarentee on there website. A page on their site asures me that I can contact their bank (click bank) and recieve my $34 back. Is this false advertisment of what?
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