Paidoffers.co.uk

mycatstealschicken

Just read this thread with my mouth open.

This company are still advertising that you can make £300 a month as recently as a couple of weeks back when I made hte mistake of signing up with them through Swag Bucks. I thought it was too good to be true so I've not involved myself any furhter but like lots of you have been bombarded with emails about product testing.

PrincessLoveMW

I too come across paidoffers.co.uk via swagbucks and googled it to check it out. Have read this thread and have of course decided to avoid the site. Thanks for the info peeps

jenny4w

Just part-joined this site, but had second thoughts! I haven't validated my email address yet though fortunately, although I guess they are free to bombard me with spam all the same!

These online "work from home" sites are a minefield... !!

jofthep

This site paid offer . co .uk is a site that from what I can see is a CPA site. CPA stands for Cost Per Action. That means they will get paid quite a lot of money for every offer that is completed by their subscribers (you). When I say "quite a lot" it is not unheard of for companies to pay upwards of £50. So they are quite legit in stating that they get paid for the offers you complete. Just maybe not so straight forward as to the amount. Also the offers that were there yesterday may very well not be there the next, be this due to enough people having completed the offer or indeed the geographical requirement has changed. Hmmm maybe as I can set up a website like this I should do so but with a lot more reward going to the people who complete the offers...

MerlinMags

I've just seen a blatant advert for the PaidOffers website on the (supposed news website) UK Evening News. It was appearing as a sponsored post on Facebook.

I'm very glad I checked here first to find out the truth behind this 'easy money'. It doesn't look like UK Evening News is worth reading either.

colcol66

Please do not use this website....................
They ask you to complete offers and that's fine but with some offers you have to pay £4.99 for a free sample. What they don't make clear is that you will need to cancel you're agreement with them or they will charge you £59.99 after 14 days. This has happened to me twice on the same day, Ive rang the bank ect to cancel any further payments and I rang the company. She basically said it was in the contract- It was - but in very small print of a huge small print page with no mention of further payments on the main page youre are working on.

Dont do this to you're self, don't use this site.

Jay125

Followed a link for SB, joined this site thought the pay looked good then thought I would double check on MSE before completing any offers. Given previous comments quit the site. Just wanted to say thank you to all that posted above you have probably saved me a few quid :T

Bonzowaite

Sounds very much like "project payday" in US. I would steer clear. Just type "Project Payday Scam" into Google and look at the similarities and complaints. Best case scenario is probably break even - worst can is probably lose lots of money.

Unkown_:P

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When I wanted to apply it redirect me to Paidoffers

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Kristy0402

Paid Offers its an absolute scam.... you will not earn anything... even if you complete all 26 offers - most of them won't be validated ever.... so... don't go for it...
I did it quite long time ago... half of my offers are still ''waiting for validation'' ... absolute !!!!.....