YourFreeProxy toolbar is not free, it's a scam!

I've said it several times before that a major alarm bell is when a website recommends itself as 'as seen on Foxnews, CNN etc'. Your Free Proxy offers to unblock any website anywhere, it's basically a proxy that allows you to download it but is a struggle to remove in the same way that malware is. It claims to be 'most trusted proxy site with 187 million downloads'. What it doesn't tell you (well it actually does in a cryptic way if you read the terms and conditions.. is that it mines your bitcoins.

It does not seem clear whether the paid version does the same. 

Make money online ad - $4,000,000,000 daily turnover - is it a scam?

When I saw this advert, I was pretty surprised and obviously the numbers might be a little exaggerated. Surely $2,000,000,000 would do you quite nicely. Anyway I did a bit of research and it seems that Supertradingonline.com is ran by a stock market wizard who goes by the name of 'superman' on various forums. Whether you decide to fork out on his training or not, depends if you are really smart enough to follow the training and play the stock market. If you have the initial money to invest in it and if you have the bottle. 'Superman' seems to be one of the good guys out there and is simply amazing at finding companies whose stocks rise. 

You can take a look at his twitter account https://twitter.com/super_trades before you go ahead and purchase and also decide if it's definitely the thing for you rather than being blinded by the numbers!

Rejected by WebAnswers.com? Why?

I recently made an attempt to sign up to Web Answers. Webanswers.com is basically the equivalent to Yahoo Questions but they actually pay you a slice of the advertising revenue when you give the best answer. Some people defraud them by establishing other accounts, writing a question and then answering it with another of their accounts. Of course Web Answers are keen to crack down on this understandably but I know it happens as I've seen people boasting about it. It skews the results of the question and gives them a pay day.

Well unlike these folks, my intentions were honourable. I just wanted to test out earning some money on the site and report back the results and yet I was rejected (each application is vetted).

Well here's why..

http://www.webanswers.com/member-agreement.cfm

I'm on the list of banned countries. It seems a bit racist but ultimately it's their perogative. Perhaps they simply can't pay people residing in those countries?