is madebig.com a scam?
454486
Reward programs have been around for over fifty years, ask your grandfather about green stamps. I applied with Treasure Trooper earlier today and found it may be a big dead end.\nThere is some money to be made on these kinds of sites, but it is never enough to pay the bills. You will probably spend more money than you can make. Many many of the offers I am not interested in. I don't need more junk I need money.
354069
Don't. This business belongs to Michael Kimble who has made a bundle off of folks and who plays "get rich quick" schemes. You would have to invest.\n\nI searched the Internet and found some mighty unhappy people who complained about Kimble and his business methods.\n\nIf it sounds too good to be true, it usually is not.
284345
You should be very careful not to give them any info until you contact their "sponsors" to see if they are real or not.\nThey have contact info on their website. Maybe you can try their local better business bureau, to see if they are real or not. Good luck!
161948
It's not real. Please don't fall for it. If you want to mess with the spammer though, may I recommend a site I frequent.....
834212
The businesses promoted by people spamming these boards with their links appear to be mostly pyramid schemes where few people actually make any real money.\n\nThere are very, very few home based businesses that are turnkey.  Anyone promoting one to you is likely going to make money off of you and you'll make next to nothing.
1029352
Sounds like a SCAM to me. be careful, Good luck
390355
No, I have never heard of them.   I am looking for a good company to sell products from.  Give us more information.
714093
I'd stay away.  I couldn't find the company registered with the State of California and their domain name is registered with GoDaddy in a way that hides the actual owner.\n\nIf they are "real" they likely sell you wildly overpriced computers.  I certainly wouldn't give them all my personal information.
513045
Anything that seems too good to be true probably is.  If they claim that you can make a tonne of money with almost no effort, time or sacrafice, then ya it is more than likely a scam.  don't be a chump and get sucked in.
849964
Barely veiled scam.\n\nAnd D below has been marketing this on here for at least a month.
42896
Yes, I'm pretty sure SEARS and Roebeck is legit.  \n\nBut check out the company you are working with, check your local BBB if you suspect they may be a front.  Buyer beware.
656597
yes it a scam.  You have to buy things to get them. Therefore it is not for free.
928030
what exactly do you want me to do..Is this a scam?
780652
I had never heard of it so took a look after seeing your question.\nIt looks to be quite good, and there is a reference to ebay on it (Obviously trying to steal some ebay customers).\n\nSo at first glance - yep - it looks good and I will be taking a better look at what they have on sale there. Of course, until you can find someone who has actually bought something, then you will not know for sure, but I might just buy a small item, just to test them out.\n\nI'll post a question if and when I have a go, to let you (And anyone else) know.\n\nHows that? Sorry I did not actually answer your question, but at least I took a look at the site.\n\n:-)
442224
It is a scam. Read the link below:
70489
If it looks too good to be true, it is.\n\nBeware pyramid and matrix schemes (I've seen the slimy tentacles of their recruiters beginning to infect this site). Beware schemes that don't tell you up front what you're doing, charge money to join, or for a "decision pack", where the product comes second to gaining new recruits.\n\nBasically, anything that looks like money for nothing may well be, but you're going to be the one giving out the money and ending up with nothing.
40656
yeah, it's probably a scam..