Is Dreamails.com a Scam?

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I suspect it is as they claim to pay $1.00 per email that a person reads. Like I told the person who recommended it, the figures don't add up as I don't believe they could really pay that much. When I found out a free member has to have $2,000 in their account to request payment I really became suspicious. You read 2,000 emails & then they find a reason not to pay you. This is my theory what's yours?
  • Profile picture of the author seasoned
    There are two ways to run a ponzi schemeONE, like the US government, offshore bank CDs, etc... is to provide an excuse to front load income. The person makes some payment up front, or accepts a delay. They OTHER way is to seed it, and do what they do with some games. simply PAY for a few times to instill greed and confidence, so they let it ride, or invest more. Otherwise, ponzis don't last long.

    BTW most emails read won't provide any action, and action probably pays pennies. a dollar IS too much.

    Steve
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  • Profile picture of the author Profit-smart
    I dont imagine theres any company willing to pay $1.00 for incentivized email *opens*

    That's akin to paying $1.00 a click, just for the click.

    So I suspect your right, these guys are probably just running some sort of ponzi scheme.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mari Raven
    I don't believe it. $1.00 is over paid.
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