Paid for Surveys Scam

http://workingathomewarning.com is a page of a supposedly savvy anti-scam veteran promoting https://surveyrevenuesystem.com which is a site that asks you to purchase a software package to do surveys. I worked for a market research firm that did "pay for surveys". For the most part, you never qualify for enough surveys to make it a lucrative income.

Really if this site wants you to take their surveys, they would have a free download of their software. Even online poker sites do that. Never pay for software with a company that wants you to work for them.

[AlanJones]

I would say that there is something decidedly dodgy about http://workingathomewarning.com/

For example, compare the main write up by Brent Richard on the home page with the column by Mike Anderson on this page http://dropship-2011.com/reviews/drop-s ... olesalers/. Not only is the text the same, but Brent and Mike appear to be identical twins judging by the photo.

I would say that http://workingathomewarning.com/has just been produced to promote the two schemes that feature on the home page and is in no way a factual account of working from home.

Thanks Alan. You're really on top of these things. I'm glad that my instincts were correct on this.

Not really a technical issue, but I've just been nice enough to fill in your survey with the chance of winning $500. I wasn't signed in and it didn't ask me for my email address at the end. So how will the $500 prize find it's way to me or anybody else who's filled it in?

[AlanJones]

This site doesn't offer surveys or prizes, so I think you must be confusing it with another site that you completed the survey for.