Dear Linda,
I made it to page 10 or 11 on that thread.
I wish I had seen it when you started it!
I have been using traffic exchanges to get "hits" to my website. My purpose in this was to help my search engine rankings, as I thought the more traffic you have, the higher your search engine rankings will go.
I started using the paid autosurfs, figuring I might as well get paid for what I had already been doing for free.
I did get taken by a couple of companies, and put together a webpage with guidelines for using these types of sites, as well as manual or free auto surfs, with free resources to help people accomplish this. My goal was to help people avoid the mistakes I had made, protect their computer while using these programs, and to look into the backgrounds of the owners before choosing a site to join, hopefully avoiding a scam artist.
I state several times on there that no autosurf is a guaranteed "income" and to never spend more than you can afford to lose.
I also state it is a "great" way to earn.
I feel like an idiot right now. The best I can do is keep my readers informed of the facts. And the facts are that at least most of these programs, no matter what their claims, are illegal Ponzi schemes.
I think I need to spend a couple of days going through your forums in order to relearn internet marketing as well as website building. Thank you for your honest, ethical approach to these matters.
Sincerely,
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