want to leech off me and make me pay them, so that they can leech off me, so that I can feel like I’m being scammed the right and proper way, ok and if they're not going to be leeching off me how long do they expect to stay in business, by sending out the same leads to their same customers.

Sounds like an unsustainable business to me, in my opinion it's a scam but why say that when I’m not a member. Oh another thing, One of the sites has a monthly membership wo

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Paid to play video games, what a story, truth or scam, No it's not a scam, but what I see popping up is supposed companies offering leads in exchange for cash. The ads sound like this: get paid thousands of dollars a week playing video games, the ads will tell the reader that playing video games is not as easy as it sounds, and will try to convince the reader that this is a legit type of business venture.

Now I will tell you what I know, In certain places in California gamers we're being asked to be video game tester, How it happened from what I know is such and such a company put an ad out in the classified section of the newspaper with openings for such and such a video game, To get user ratings. So when they bring the game out they can label it as a game that was tested by real gamers first.

Of course lights when off in someone’s head when they heard about this information, because now what I see is people using this to make money for themselves. So I guess what they want you to believe is that they are the middlemen with gateways to these multi-million dollar video game companies.

That sounds very fishy to me. Now as the middleman they want me to pay them to find me leads to multi- million dollar video game companies that they themselves really have absolutely no affiliation with. My other question why would a multi-million dollar video game company go through them, why not make this information public, or better yet just put an ad out in the local news paper. They've done it before and we're very successful. Why not do it again.

Some of these sites make it seem as if you have to be a serious gamer to be a video game tester, but yet they want me to pay them for leads, ok are they getting a finders fee for showing me to these video game companies, and if they are why do I have to pay them first, Oh I get it they want to leech off me and make me pay them, so that they can leech off me, so that I can feel like I’m being scammed the right and proper way, ok and if they're not going to be leeching off me how long do they expect to stay in business, by sending out the same leads to their same customers.

Sounds like an unsustainable business to me, in my opinion it's a scam but why say that when I’m not a member. Oh another thing, One of the sites has a monthly membership wow

places in California gamers we're being asked to be video game tester, How it happened from what I know is such and such a company put an ad out in the classified section of the newspaper with openings for such and such a video game, To get user ratings. So when they bring the game out they can label it as a game that was tested by real gamers first.

Of course lights when off in someone’s head when they heard about this information, because now what I see is people using this to make money for themselves. So I guess what they want you to believe is that they are the middlemen with gateways to these multi-million dollar video game companies.

That sounds very fishy to me. Now as the middleman they want me to pay them to find me leads to multi- million dollar video game companies that they themselves really have absolutely no affiliation with. My other question why would a multi-million dollar video game company go through them, why not make this information public, or better yet just put an ad out in the local news paper. They've done it before and we're very successful. Why not do it again.

Some of these sites make it seem as if you have to be a serious gamer to be a video game tester, but yet they want me to pay them for leads, ok are they getting a finders fee for showing me to these video game companies, and if they are why do I have to pay them first, Oh I get it they want to leech off me and make me pay them, so that they can leech off me, so that I can feel like I’m being scammed the right and proper way, ok and if they're not going to be leeching off me how long do they expect to stay in business, by sending out the same leads to their same customers.

Sounds like an unsustainable business to me, in my opinion it's a scam but why say that when I’m not a member. Oh another thing, One of the sites has a monthly membership wo

eople using this to make money for themselves. So I guess what they want you to believe is that they are the middlemen with gateways to these multi-million dollar video game companies.

That sounds very fishy to me. Now as the middleman they want me to pay them to find me leads to multi- million dollar video game companies that they themselves really have absolutely no affiliation with. My other question why would a multi-million dollar video game company go through them, why not make this information public, or better yet just put an ad out in the local news paper. They've done it before and we're very successful. Why not do it again.

Some of these sites make it seem as if you have to be a serious gamer to be a video game tester, but yet they want me to pay them for leads, ok are they getting a finders fee for showing me to these video game companies, and if they are why do I have to pay them first, Oh I get it they want to leech off me and make me pay them, so that they can leech off me, so that I can feel like I’m being scammed the right and proper way, ok and if they're not going to be leeching off me how long do they expect to stay in business, by sending out the same leads to their same customers.

Sounds like an unsustainable business to me, in my opinion it's a scam but why say that when I’m not a member. Oh another thing, One of the sites has a monthly membership wo

ough them, why not make this information public, or better yet just put an ad out in the local news paper. They've done it before and we're very successful. Why not do it again.

Some of these sites make it seem as if you have to be a serious gamer to be a video game tester, but yet they want me to pay them for leads, ok are they getting a finders fee for showing me to these video game companies, and if they are why do I have to pay them first, Oh I get it they want to leech off me and make me pay them, so that they can leech off me, so that I can feel like I’m being scammed the right and proper way, ok and if they're not going to be leeching off me how long do they expect to stay in business, by sending out the same leads to their same customers.

Sounds like an unsustainable business to me, in my opinion it's a scam but why say that when I’m not a member. Oh another thing, One of the sites has a monthly membership wo

want to leech off me and make me pay them, so that they can leech off me, so that I can feel like I’m being scammed the right and proper way, ok and if they're not going to be leeching off me how long do they expect to stay in business, by sending out the same leads to their same customers.

Sounds like an unsustainable business to me, in my opinion it's a scam but why say that when I’m not a member. Oh another thing, One of the sites has a monthly membership wow that's suppose to make it legit also I noticed that this company does not have a money back guarantee and also is not recognized by the Better business Bureau wow sounds even more fishy.

I don’t know getting paid to be a video game tester is starting to sound like a complete scam to me. Maybe it is maybe it's not, all I know is that it sounds like it is so I won't be joining.