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The interest in online jobs has created a breeding grounds for scams, because people just because they want something, they should be able to obtain it. A about 8 months ago I joined this crowd of hopefuls, creating an account at the site Bux.to. According to their site, Bux.to is a site where you “get paid to click on ads and visit websites.” As easy and great as it sounds, Bux.to’s lack of costumer support and blatant disregard for paying its members makes it a shining example of the numerous sites that cannot be trusted on the internet.

At first, I was a bit hesitant about signing up for membership at Bux.to, because all of the money making sites I had visited before I never received payments from. After looking the site over a bit, I decided to give it a shot. I created an account and immediately started clicking ads and gaining referrals. 

Over time, with each referral gained and ad clicked, I slowly made my way up to the $10 cash out minimum. On February 25th, 2008 I cashed out with $10.64. Optimistic as I was, I figured I would probably receive my payment within a few days. I checked over those next few days, never receiving a cent to my Alert Pay account. Finally I checked the site out a bit more, where I learned that it would actually take about 6 business weeks for my payment to be sent to me! As angry as I was, I decided to just wait it out for the long run.

I slowly began to forget about Bux.to, checking my account less and less. A few months back I finally decided to check if I had received the payment, but I had not. If you’ve heard about Bux.to from anyone, don’t trust them! It’s a scam.