Alertpay Randomizer

[Punski]

How Does The Alertpay Randomizer Work?
I Don't Get It!

[matt90]

It is sort of like gambling. You deposit 5 dollars in and then some one randomly gets picked and gets the 5 dollars you put in. Then someone else puts 5 dollars in and you or the person who got your 5 dollars could get their 5 dollars. You could get picked every time and make lots of money or make no money.

[indian rep]

Originally Posted by matt90

It is sort of like gambling. You deposit 5 dollars in and then some one randomly gets picked and gets the 5 dollars you put in. Then someone else puts 5 dollars in and you or the person who got your 5 dollars could get their 5 dollars. You could get picked every time and make lots of money or make no money.

That is, just like lottery, all buy a lottery ticket and one among them wins. I wasn't aware that there were such a scheme in Alertpay as I stopped using them for a long time. I think these kinds of inclusions just destroys the professionalism.

[ken7700]

Just like the lottery you have to wait your turn to win. personally never really ahd any luck with those things anyway.

[matt90]

I think a lot of sites like that are scams, but that is just my opinion. A lot of times they just payout a couple of people and keep most of the money for them selves.

[BrendaMarie]

I agree with matt90. I mean who's to say that the owners of the site aren't just rigging it somehow so that they make money and nobody else does?

[Cossette]

Wow, never heard of that from Alertpay until now. I'm just wondering how Alertpay could benifit from it.

[mandiees]

It is exactly like gambling, in that, you never really know if the game is rigged

[DianaR]

Originally Posted by matt90

I think a lot of sites like that are scams, but that is just my opinion. A lot of times they just payout a couple of people and keep most of the money for them selves.

I have to agree. It would be wiser to save the money that would be devoted to this and invest it in something that is more transparent and under greater scrutiny by regulatory agencies.