There's very few great sites, and, just to maintain a semblance of legitimacy, there's very few really blatantly bad ones. But this has got to be the worst site I've ever had the misfortune to visit.
They operate under the guise of offering free and fantastically low-priced deals on products.
As soon as you visit the site you're bombarded with spam. If you're still inclined to register, your mailbox will have 10 pieces of spam within the hour, and no fewer than 50 within 24 hours. If you make a post in the forum, every single keyword that you type will be linked to one of their advertiser's sites. Makes you want to take a long, hot shower just to wash away the filth.
Yeah, I confess. I was one of the one's foolish enough to register at the site. I mean, at least to my reasoning at the time, I can understand how they might need to run some ads to pay for the site. And the forum looked to be right up my alley. So even after my computer froze-up once and shut down twice, I reasoned that something else was causing the problems, so I kept coming back.
Well, to make a long story short, my computer was running so bad that I ran anti-virus and spy ware programs for three hours. I came up with two Trojans and three files containing ad ware. I can't prove for a fact that they came from dealofday.com, but I do know that my system was running fine until I visited this site.
So this site gets my boo, hiss, thumbs down, hope you rot and burn for eternity recommendation!
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This is a detailed review of some of the survey and GPT(get-paid-to) sites out there. There's good money to be made at many of these sites while others are just complete scams. The majority lie somewhere in between.
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