What do you think of Randomizers?

[gene]

Hey peoples,

I just came across http://www.paypal.again.at on the web and it links to a cool looking randomizer.. I signed up using paypal, but i think you can use other online currencies too.

Do you think it's too good to be true? It seems a good idea?

It has cool stats so i can see where i get my referrals from, i can get paid randomly just for being a member, or paid bigger if i do a little promotion.

Im finally earning money online with this.. so anyone here tried it?

[thebassman]

Is that an affiliate link I see??!

[samer]

oops: /promo.php?from=dave
davey,davey,davey - those url redirectors can't fool us

[thebassman]

We're quick to spot affiliate links here... hehe.

[gene]

my bad, i just like the link name cos it has paypal in it and its easy to remember.

so what do you think of randomizers? anyone getting good income off them?

[leads-traffic]

How can you build up a good income with randomizers

Think about it, lets say you start with the program when there are 1000 members in there. Then a "basic randomizer" needs another 1000 members untill you make a profit (on average). Now they have 2000 members and they will need another 2000 members, so you can make a profit again. So your chance to get paid drops with every new member that signs up.

Even these "Super Randomizers" out there can not stop this effect. Your earnings will drop to 0, it is only a matter of time.

So I think randomizers are a waste of time.

regards

Guido

[aawebmaster]

Sounds like both a pyramid scheme and a lottery. I question the legality of randomizers.

[leads-traffic]

Yes, I think they are illegal too. Well most of them, simply because they don't sell a product or service, they are only moving money from one person to another.

[seonewbee]

Leads-traffic, is your ebook PDF or a windows program?