Vinefire is a pay-to-click program that claims amazing payment rates, as much as 90 cents per click for certain links.
However, when one reads the fine print, you may get a lot of cash accumulated in your account, but the whole scheme depends on some larger company buying them out so that they can actually pay the bill. To be honest, they are making this clear, but I wonder how many people actually read that far?
They cleverly state that they retain the option to pay some people (anyone they choose) before they are acquired, but they do not promise any payments unless they are purchased.
This may be a way to get clicks to your site with a nebulous promise of cash in the future, but don't be misled into thinking that the cash will definitely be forthcoming.
3 comments:
Haha! Just goes to show it pays to read the fine print... What a laugh. Thanks for sharing that information, I will stay away.
It's pretty appalling how many of the traffic and click sites seem to be one step shy of illegal. At least I hope the correct side is "shy of."
I am a member of Vinefire, I don't expect payment, I use it to get traffic, I did not upgrade, I wouldn't because of that "Fine Print" lol..
Have a good day.. :)
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