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Nigeria is currently undergoing what I like to call old people too afraid to give young people money to do business, but you are free to call it economy traffic jam anytime. Things are so difficult in Nigeria right now, that even an average income earner can’t buy a bag of rice (the big one oh). Therefore making them victims of internet scams promising quick money. Eg thejobtasks.com.
TheJobTasks claims to be marketing and referral company in the United States of America. They also mentioned on their website that it was founded in 2010 and ever since it has been paying members for completing small tasks and activities.
The very first flaw with this website is the date. This website wasn’t around since 2010. This is a BIG fat lie. I did some research and found out that their website was only registered on 25th January 2016.
“If you are student, un-employed, use internet daily?
You use Facebook, Google+, or Twitter? Yes
Then you can earn every month from TheJobTasks up to $500 daily. Earn $5 for every link visit/ opening by your friend”
They seemed totally ridiculous and too good to be true to me. I have been involved in making money online opportunities since last year and I have come across similar scams like this.
Also, did any of you notice the English? The poor grammar and sentence structure clearly tells what kind of “company” is this and the person behind this website.
My friend Janet had already registered and was up to $250, so I decided to help her get up to $300 on the promise that she will share my site links lol.
@700_Reasons rtw https://t.co/QiKTOxIgSf it money scammers checking if it actually works. I will publish the review pic.twitter.com/N4ogFNqGp5
— Awomkenneth. com (@AWOMKENNETH1) August 27, 2016
And with the help of my very famous twitter friends lol (ever grateful) we were able to get the required $300
@segalink @peekaymila @ogaofsports let me be the first to say that it is a scam review coming in hours time pic.twitter.com/MI2lNWXvTR
— Awomkenneth. com (@AWOMKENNETH1) August 27, 2016
I know, some of you would be thinking right now… so did she get paid?
Well, as suspected… she didn’t get a dime. There was a catch before she could cash out that “money”. There were some impossible surveys she had to do. What was very funny it was that these surveys aren’t even free. You have to spend money to complete those offers.
From what it seems, this whole website exists for one purpose. Basically, they want you to promote this site to as many people as you can so that more people will come forward and complete the surveys thus these guys can make money.
At the end of the day, they are making money off us. It obviously a no-brainer that you can’t make money simply by allowing people to click the link. If making money was that easy, nobody probably needs to ever work again.
PS. If you have been paid before let us know