I've written to them, but haven't gotten much of a response. They told me to signup again and maybe my earnings and referrals would "appear". Well they haven't and they haven't restored anything.
Full Version: AYS Another Scam????
Has anyone else had problems with AYS? I was almost at payout and suddenly emails stopped. I tried to log into my account and it said I didn't have one!
I've written to them, but haven't gotten much of a response. They told me to signup again and maybe my earnings and referrals would "appear". Well they haven't and they haven't restored anything.
I've written to them, but haven't gotten much of a response. They told me to signup again and maybe my earnings and referrals would "appear". Well they haven't and they haven't restored anything.
They deleted your account because you are inactive
QUOTE (Censimilia @ Mar 26 2003, 07:44 AM)
They deleted your account because you are inactive
Yep...new activity rules are very strict.
They delete your account if you're inactive, and you won't get it back.
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What is the "5 Day Rule"?
All members, free or paid, must click on at least one paid email every five days or risk automatically being deleted for inactivity. This rule is in place to guarantee our advertiser's that their ads will be read and to help reduce the abuse of the referral system.
All members, free or paid, must click on at least one paid email every five days or risk automatically being deleted for inactivity. This rule is in place to guarantee our advertiser's that their ads will be read and to help reduce the abuse of the referral system.
Didn't they change that to 30 days? I thought I read it in an email, however my memory is not what it use to be. 
Lia
Lia
QUOTE (liadin @ Mar 25 2003, 03:05 PM)
Didn't they change that to 30 days? I thought I read it in an email, however my memory is not what it use to be.
Lia
Lia
No, I received the same mail. They did change it to 30 days, but strangely, the site still has the 5-day rule written on there...so...???
:ph34r:
QUOTE (liadin @ Mar 26 2003, 09:05 AM)
Didn't they change that to 30 days? I thought I read it in an email, however my memory is not what it use to be.
Lia
Lia
No they are not a SCAM!
It also states in the member area that it is 5 days now.
I guess they must have changed it back.
OK with me, because I click their e.mails every day (only company where I do that). I like to see how fast my earnings can go up
OK with me, because I click their e.mails every day (only company where I do that). I like to see how fast my earnings can go up
QUOTE (liadin @ Mar 25 2003, 03:05 PM)
Didn't they change that to 30 days? I thought I read it in an email, however my memory is not what it use to be.
Lia
Lia
i thought the same thing... guess they DID change it back
QUOTE (kglaser @ Mar 25 2003, 04:15 PM)
I guess they must have changed it back.
OK with me, because I click their e.mails every day (only company where I do that). I like to see how fast my earnings can go up
OK with me, because I click their e.mails every day (only company where I do that). I like to see how fast my earnings can go up
Yep, me too. Love this PTR.
I do have one ? tho.. do you have to request payout or do they pay automatically after you reach the minimum?
I am almost sure they pay automatically...I've been paid once, and I'm fairly certain I didn't request it (they just pay on the 15th and the 30th of each month if you qualify). Dang my crummy memory...lol
No need to request, they pay around the 15th and 30th of each month if you have $5 or $10 (depending on your membership type) 
QUOTE (SuperFly @ Mar 25 2003, 02:00 PM)
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What is the "5 Day Rule"?
All members, free or paid, must click on at least one paid email every five days or risk automatically being deleted for inactivity. This rule is in place to guarantee our advertiser's that their ads will be read and to help reduce the abuse of the referral system.
All members, free or paid, must click on at least one paid email every five days or risk automatically being deleted for inactivity. This rule is in place to guarantee our advertiser's that their ads will be read and to help reduce the abuse of the referral system.
1 link every 5 days?!?...That is the harshest that I have seen...scam??...Hmmmm *thinking* yep-scam in my book!! Glad I ain't a member of that program...
No they are not scam. They pay automaticly every 15 days if you have the minimum.
Also I recieve 4-6 mails from them every day
Abouth activity, I am not 100% sure, but I think they said that they will go back to 30 day rule from April. It is 5 day rule till then.
Also I recieve 4-6 mails from them every day
Abouth activity, I am not 100% sure, but I think they said that they will go back to 30 day rule from April. It is 5 day rule till then.
QUOTE (mrbike @ Mar 26 2003, 04:00 AM)
QUOTE (SuperFly @ Mar 25 2003, 02:00 PM)
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What is the "5 Day Rule"?
All members, free or paid, must click on at least one paid email every five days or risk automatically being deleted for inactivity. This rule is in place to guarantee our advertiser's that their ads will be read and to help reduce the abuse of the referral system.
All members, free or paid, must click on at least one paid email every five days or risk automatically being deleted for inactivity. This rule is in place to guarantee our advertiser's that their ads will be read and to help reduce the abuse of the referral system.
1 link every 5 days?!?...That is the harshest that I have seen...scam??...Hmmmm *thinking* yep-scam in my book!! Glad I ain't a member of that program...
They send at least 1 email per day, but I get more like 2-3 on average,
AND.. each link is worth 5 cents, so why you wouldn't click every single one is beyond me!
Thanks for the info kglaser and hopsoflove
They deleted me and i lost over $7
I want to resign up again but im too scared.. What if i for some reason cant click a link.. I dont want to risk loosing my money again.. :ph34r:
I want to resign up again but im too scared.. What if i for some reason cant click a link.. I dont want to risk loosing my money again.. :ph34r:
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