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If you ever heard about GPT (Get Paid To: subscribe, read, click, promote, complete offers, surf etc.) projects or maybe work with them, you must know that 98-99% of them are certainly scam or will turn scam very soon. Hundreds of them!

This article will help you to identify who are scammers and who are reliable GPT sites.

How can it be? There are much people on Earth who try to make cash quickly and on the cross, and then get lost. And on the other side there are us who let them do this. Many of this sort of services appear and go every single day with your cash, even without being alive at least 1 month. So, what to do to make money and to elude getting scammed by those malicious people?

You will find below valuable tips to remember in order to work with only paying GPT sites:

1. The first and the main rule: nobody will pay you 1 dollar for clicking or $20 for completing offers. Don’t be so naif!

2. Prior to joining a GPT site, surf through search engines using its name + words like “scam” to learn more about it. If you find some negative comments and no contestations on them, think twice before joining it. See how long this GPT site exists. A long presense is a good argument it’s a paying one.

3. Look at the appearance of the site. 100% scammy GPT sites use template scripts without even changing and complementing them.

4. Unprofessional layout (low script) – the first warning that you surely deal with a scammer. Sometimes the head isn’t noticeably changed as is simply a copy of the “parent” site, or doesn’t even exists.

5. If you see many grammatical errors, it signifies that the admin didn’t even think about how his GPT service looks like. What else was he thinking about then? Maybe he was in a hurry?

6. Variances in TOS, FAQ and on the home page. Usually no one reads them, including the admin. But you should. The most frequent ones are in the site’s name, prices, upgrades to premium accounts, withdrawal terms. All these things signify that you will be clicking, promoting, reading etc. only for “promises”, not for dollars.

7. See also if the GPT site offers banners for promotion. Banners aren’t a luxe, it is a must.

8. Avoid sites with no means of communication (no forum or chat).

9. No contact with the admin, i.e. he doesn’t answer emails, questions, always off-line. Stay away.

10. The GPT site is on a 3rd level domain. Does it mean that the owner cannot at least buy his own domain and hosting? What would happen to your money then?

11. You should stay away from the sites with a lot of affiliate programs + redirect. It’s an eyesore, more than that you will be supposed to wait for tons of viruses.

12. Viruses detected on the site itself – scam without comments.

13. If the withdrawal is only acceptable by premium members, it means that the owner wouldn’t like to let you reach your minimum to withdraw.

14. If some gambling is offered on the GPT site, it is also a bad sign, not crucial but suspect. The script will allow you to win maybe some cents. Then it will decide everything for you. You can lose everything if you are absorbed too much.

15. Too long pending cashouts, frequent changes in TOS, decreasing of the clicks cost, rise of the minimum payout (if you’re already in) – the first signal that you should leave asap.

Too much work only to find a trusted GPT site?

I will not surely leave you “as is”, being in need of surfing the net for paying sites. The link in the bio will take you to the list of them. Good luck!