SponsorPay = Scam & Pyramid Scheme

[G.Dog]

Just read the offers..
Everyone doing that stuff is a fool in my eyes, honestly i would never even bother giving out my facebook details to random websites (via apps, a.e. watching a video), especially not for like 19 battlefunds.
Even more worse is the fact of giving them your credit card details for like 3-4k battlefunds or download malware for a few battlefunds..
That's like 4 euros, that's nothing compared to what you give them..

[COMEUP]

(18-07-2012 01:15 PM)G.Dog Wrote:  Just read the offers..
Everyone doing that stuff is a fool in my eyes, honestly i would never even bother giving out my facebook details to random websites (via apps, a.e. watching a video), especially not for like 19 battlefunds.
Even more worse is the fact of giving them your credit card details for like 3-4k battlefunds or download malware for a few battlefunds..
That's like 4 euros, that's nothing compared to what you give them..

Hence the pyramid scheme.

You give everything, they give nothing, they're at the top, you're at the bottom sir.

[COMEUP]

(18-07-2012 12:53 PM)JerryHoliday Wrote:  Ha ha, I had a test in SponsorPay and 4 of the 16 options offered on the first page, found popular scams designed to steal money (8 of 16 - a hidden spam or sell your information to others, and only the remaining four proposals are credible, but as time to execute them you will get less of Funds). I think if it is on the first page, the download section you can download and install on your computer a variety of viruses, through which not only lose money, but also account EA / Origin, and others, where there is SponsorPay.
In accordance with the rules, EA is not responsible for the actions of third parties with whom they have an agreement on cooperation.
That's a big hole in the safety of users EA / Origin, made by hand Play4Free, as knowing exactly who uses a SponsorPay through Play4Free can offer these users to download (under the guise of safety programs) special viruses to attack the account.
Look closely, that it is downloading and what information to provide (by default all the information you provide). Use only 10-minute e-mail, do not use your real mailbox. If there is suspicion of fraud, refuse the transaction, even if it promises you a lot of Funds. And remember that the only free cheese in a mousetrap.

Yes they are 100% viruses. Most of them don't credit, and they slow your computer down tons until you completely remove, deactivate and uninstall them.

[Viktor_Demidov]

My grandpa says: people are stupid. And he is right. Of course i've never use my real evidence and have some funds from sponsor. Just its clear some people, especially on east, where its easier to cheat(or people are cheating more intelligently), will try to get some evidence, dont giving funds, and trying get some money for this evidence.

Back to thread: do you really though 10k for nothing? Then just ROTFL

[Stachu]

They should really put some more sponsers that give out credits like Gamecoins , Etc..

[mooning_cat]

Just get a job and buy some funds. You cant expect anything that is free combined with the epicness of EAsy works properly.

[Stachu]

(18-07-2012 07:58 PM)mooning_cat Wrote:  Just get a job and buy some funds. You cant expect anything that is free combined with the epicness of EAsy works properly.

Who wants to waste money on a virtual game that you might quit or leave any way ?..

[MdotSteele]

(18-07-2012 07:53 AM)CryFree Wrote:  its not a scam
but
some offers cannot be completed.
and you all have to do is to make screen shot .. and send it to support .. i did 6 times get like 5k creds

buut no no offers availble .

How do you send it to support, other than the thread in Store Forum? Which apparently does not get checked.

[seres69]

my offers normally want my address, telephone number, e-mail and sometimes credit card infos. and watching videos doesnt work because i would have to make a facebook account. even if they would give me 923571907 million funds i wont make a facebook account. the others are: "Download this awesome tool and mess up your PC!". and those offers are badly paid, 500 funds max for free offers

[SuzyHUN]

hey Guys!

I just completed an offer and it was cool everything, even get the e-mail from the payment but it haven't been added to my account yet, any idea?

[Stelle]

It's a scam for some countries. For example SponsorPay shows up survey head and x amount of funds on the right, You choose it, and 2 windows of unknown crap you don't know (in my case, Thai surveys) in the end, I don't get funds because i did another survey provided by money hungry morons and not survey head.

[XkS.Assassin.GEO]

(19-07-2012 01:20 PM)SuzyHUN Wrote:  hey Guys!

I just completed an offer and it was cool everything, even get the e-mail from the payment but it haven't been added to my account yet, any idea?

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