Fortunately, I didn't lose as much as other people have lost because the only advertisers I clicked were the ones for free. I didn't sign up with anything that required a credit card and I'm glad I didn't.
When I went to cash out my $20 that I had won, Wincash 24/7 had me sign up with an online casino instead of asking for my address to mail my check to me. When I contacted the casino, they said my account name was invalid. All I lost was a few days, but some people lose real money because they subscribe. When I later searched information on the domain name/host name, it said the company's earning were only worth about $13,000 USD meaning there is no way they could pay a jackpot of 1 million or more. Also I discovered the host name originates in the country of Hungary, which makes it nearly impossible to take legal action against them based on U.S. Laws.
Whenever you sign up with a gaming site (if you are directed there through a survey site, inform the survey site about the fraudulent gaming site.) Do not use any of their promotions that require you to spend money on trials, purchases, text messages, subscriptions, etc. Only use the free promotions and then all you'll have lost is time. Also, before you ever use a site, always look for their direct contact information. If all they have is a contact form embedded in their website, and no other email, phone number, or physical address listed, do NOT trust them.
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