well if you are member of forums like the digitalpoint or so then you can easily find out various posts which contains these type of things along with image as proof out of 90% cases they are all fake it might be possible to earn huge money but you need really very good visitor base and more ..

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In my opinion, a lot of those moneymaking sites are, more often than not, scams. I find that, for most of these there are two strategies being employed.

1. Pyramid scheme - yeah, we all heard it. I recommend, you join and for every person you recommend, I get something... a virtual dollar, if you will. Of course, these only works for the first few members of the community, who, more often than not are the same owners of the site/service. Now, think about it. People make money by selling something someone needs. In the case of capitalism, though, it's a bit more complex: you make money by selling something you have a lot of and you have to convince people that they need it. Most of the time, they don't but there comes a time when they'll eventually find some use for your magic 4-in-one blender or your cheesegrating-iceshaving-laundrywashing, titanium-teflon food processor. Now, how about clicks? Or profile views? Can you really imagine selling your friends, contacts or acquaintances' memberships to anyone? Why would anyone bother paying you for something they don't remotely need? Put yourself in your master's shoes and you'll find that the only reason he's bothering you to get more members is because he, too, has a master bothering him to get more members. Honestly, I find pyramid scams to be stupid, ridiculous and not something to be engaged in by thinking people (seems like we don't have much of those nowadays.

2. Online surveys - I think getting paid for answering online surveys pretty much defeats the purpose of online surveys. I think it is also a rather grave insult to statisticians. See, the reason for surveys is to get a very varied sample. However, by subscribing to these online surveys, you ensure that the entire population is represented by those with Internet access and those subscribed to the survey engine.

I think the problem is that since the release of Adsense, online moneymaking strategies have been hyped up. A friend recommends a "really, really good" service to you. Ask him, has he received any payment yet? Oh, never mind that, he says. It's "really easy", all you have to do is answer a "few" surveys everyday. You don't have to waste more than 15 minutes per day. It's a payoff for virtually zero investment!

So, has anyone really received any payment off these sites?

I'm on Adsense, then again, I know someone who did receive something from Google, unlike some (or most, if not all) of these online scams.

Then, I suppose, the problem, even with legit services is that people are in such a big hurry. Like, "Yay, I'm on Adsense now. I have a blog which is visited by my close friends and some strangers. I post my ads on my blog. Now, I should receive a hundred bucks within 2 months, right?" Gah, everyone expects to make money on zero effort, zero investment, it's no wonder so many are disillusioned and sarcastically say, "Yeah, online business, meh! Get a job. Get a real job, and all that. Nothing like hard work." Yet the fact still remains that some people do make clean money online.

Perhaps, the word "online" is a rather loaded term. A lot of people (on broadband, albeit) usually think, "Oh, online! Therefore it's free! Oh, online! Something I can do after work! Something easy"

Oh, how many a man hath fallen to sour-graping after giving up something so "easy"

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In answer to your question you posted. The answer is yes. If your motivated you can create a web site and put ads on it making money everytime somone clicks on them. However if you are less motivated you can goto websites that pay you for your opinions. One of the best web sites for doing this is: http://www.cashcrate.com/ On my other thread i have instructions for the best way on using these web sites and getting the most out of them. Hope this helps =/



lol? I promise you there are many web sites that allow free registration and once you register you do surveys to obtain cash. Web sites that ask you to pay to complete surveys are often going to be fake. My two favorite few registration web sites that pay to complete surveys are:
1. http://www.cashcrate.com/ - In my opinion the best.
2.http://www.cashlagoon.com - Decent

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hmmm this is a very often question to be asked.. i know people that make their earning entirely on online business.. most of them are ad sense publisher.. they got a great content though..
another way to make money online i know is by filling an online surveys as someone just said.. just a few people got their payment done, the rest is a scam..

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I think every website that gives a free account for surveys is a fake. They say that you hav to reach a limit in order to redeem your earned cash. But you never get enough surveys to get to that amount. I have never tried spending money to buy accounts for such a site so I can't really guess you can earn like that. But I would really like to do that sometime. But still I don't wanna waste money on a fake site. If someone is fed up with his account I can try that. If I earn enough I will return him his paid money back.

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