Thread: "Ten Dollar Click" ?? Are they serious?

I heard about an online opportunity today and had to have a look at it. The website is called tendollarclick dot com, and as the name infers, you get paid TEN dollars for each click on one of their ads. The drawback to the scam is you can only get a payout (to either PayPal or Alertpay) after you pass a balance of $10,000. Yes, that's right, no payouts until you reach a 10 thousand dollar balance.

And just to prove that the are legitimate, they have a webpage that lists all of the people that have been paid and claim to have paid out around $1.4 million so far. It has to be true because it is on the interweb. The domain info appears to be through a service and lists no person as contact. Here's the Whois info:

Domain Name: TENDOLLARCLICK.COM
Registrar: ENOM, INC.
Whois Server: whois.enom.com
Referral URL: eNom - domain name, internet services, dns hosting
Name Server: NS1.4DOLLARHOST.COM
Name Server: NS2.4DOLLARHOST.COM
Status: clientTransferProhibited
Updated Date: 29-nov-2009
Creation Date: 29-nov-2009
Expiration Date: 29-nov-2010

If things were this easy wouldn't we all work from home??

I still had people coming to my blog asking about 10 Dollar Click late last November.

One guy said:
"i clicked on 73000 clicks on tendollars click but till date no money received yet. can any one help me?"

To which I replied:
"I can. Stop clicking."