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Aclarn, Inc. has definately made a new reputation, of being long term scammers. Back in 2006 when them A.W.Surveys was very popular, they managed to accumulate over 1 million users within a month or two - The popularity was overwhelming, because the first 4 major PTC websites. AdBux, Bux.to, AdverCash and TitanClicks were all promoting the service like it was nothing. Over 40 million hits was being transferred to this major player, and it wasn’t even being anymore effective to the admins of the PTC websites referring their users to this unsuspected scam site until they got scammed. But, AdverCash owner took it seriously and opened a petition site called AWSurveyScam.com and got extremely popular after a few weeks.

At the end, they all thought they’d netted $10,000+ but they just got reinstated with a little message. “Sorry, you have multiple accounts so we cancelled your payment”. It’s so depressing when such a large payment can “just be declined” (following PayPal’s footsteps?) because they’re just being referred to as “the longest, dearest PTC scam website. Great initiative to money grabbers.”

A.W. Surveys was first released in 2003, and still runs 6 years later with it’s still same scam initiatives. As far as we know, over three million people have been scammed out of their time but not their money. This site still proves that it’s the lamest, timewasting and most pathetic scam site out of the list. They do pay, to a very small percent. It’s more of gambling, time for your money? Not for this one. You’d rather go out, watch a film and a takeaway than ever waste your time on this one. It’s fooled others, and I would never want it to fool others - they’ll accomplish a mission to successfully waste your life. That’s what people do on the internet, and what’s so funny about it is they get away with it with a happy cheer on their face. Some things don’t need money to be cheered up with (like Aclarn, Inc).

A petition was created back in 2006, but only 600 people signed it which wasn’t really enough since it was a virtual petition and didn’t hold much value. If they were physically 600 people, A.W. Surveys would be history a long time ago, and I would be here knowing that people won’t be scammed and that’s one less pain for a few million people. It’s pretty unbelievable, but it’s reality and that this scam site will still grow and we can’t do absolutely nothing about it.