Is PayPerMails.com A Scam?


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Another day and another review. This is going to be a short one folks because the writing is clearly on the wall with this one. But let's get into it nonetheless.

PayPerMails.com is a fairly new (7/1/10) pay to click/read emails site. Like our legitimate recommendation of Hits4Pay.com or Inboxdollars.com, PayPerMails.com claims to send you emails that you're paid to read. Optionally you can refer other people and make more that way as well which is always one of my favorites for any opportunity. You earn credit for referrals down to two levels. 20% for the first level and 10% for the second. So far it all sounds like a typical PTR (paid to read) email site. But keep reading and you'll see appearances aren't always what they seem.

How do you get Paid?

They pay via Moneybookers, Liberty Reserve, Alertpay, WesternUnion or Check. No disrespect to these other payment methods but the fact PayPal isn't an option already makes me think something is amiss. But maybe there is some real logistical reasons or not. After all not everyone likes PayPal for a number of totally legitimate reasons. I personally have never had an issue with them all these years but to each their own.

Cons

So reading all this, you would think this might be another option to add to your multiple streams of income. Unfortunately it's not. Here's what we dug up and stepped in so you don't have to.

1. Ridiculous income claims for little work, experience or skills.

Just like in real offline life no one is going to pay you large amounts of money for tasks that don't require a lot of skills or experience. So why the hell would they do it online? Reality doesn't become suspended just because you're on the internet. Your common sense has to apply here too folks! So with that said, they're claiming to pay you $100 per email and $50 per ad clicked. Really PayPerMails.com? Really? I don't care how many advertisers they can get, that's unheard of in that industry and frankly impossible to sustain. If they were really paying people that type of money, trust me you would have heard about. In fact, yours truly would be killing it with this opportunity and would have already shared it. So right off that bat, that claim would be enough to make me leave their homepage. I've been in this industry long enough to know if it sounds to good to be true, then damn it, it is. If you don't remember anything else from this article, remember that statement. However if you need more reasons to kick this opportunity to the curb, then read on.

2. Impossible payout threshold.

You need to reach $25,000 to cash out your hard money. Payment thresholds can be annoying on their on when there as little as $10 or $25 dollars. But a $25,000 threshold is just crazy talk. I guess in a monopoly money world that is easy to achieve if they're paying you $100 per email read and $50 per ad click. But we've already established that those numbers are as realistic as Donald Trump's hair. So if they aren't really sending out emails worth $100, it's impossible to reach the $25,000 payout. These guys get to collect your email address and probably spam you. You end up getting nada. Next!

3. Fake payout screenshots.

If you've been on my blog long enough, you know I always like to back up my personal recommendations with videos so you can actually see that I have been paid. On occasion I may resort to a screenshot. But I do prefer videos. These guys show you screenshots of payouts that clearly look fake. Even when you do the research online you can't find real evidence of people that have been paid consistently or at all. Whereas with a company like ICS, MySurvey, etc you can easily find on the internet tons of people announcing they have been paid regularly. Wouldn't you think a company paying people $100 per email would get a lot of love and exposure from their users and probably the media? But alas there is none that I could find. Makes you wonder…

4. Shady website.

Look, I'm not one that should speak on grammar or spelling errors because I'm totally guilty of the same crimes here on this blog. I'm a repeat offender that readily admits it. But bless your hearts because most of you ignore it and just value the free information provided. So I won't weight that against them as much as the other cons I've noted. However aside from the obvious spelling and grammar errors, there are links to pages that don't exist. This usually indicates the site isn't really kept up or active. Furthermore when you do a whois search the site is only registered for a year which most marketers would view as a throwaway site. In fact Google actually treats sites like this differently and considers them guilty until proven innocent. Here's why. Usually any business that plans to be around long enough will probably register their domain name for many years. After all it's not a large investment for any company serious about keeping their brand on the web. So that's a huge warning sign.

5. Why are you hiding? The whois search also shows that the company is hiding their contact information. There is no address or phone number to contact them. To make matters worst, they claim they are in Houston, but all signs point to China. Folks have claimed that the email support responses that have received were answered in poor English. Strangely enough they only respond to emails about upgrades by the way. So you've registered your domain for only a year and now you're hiding your contact information. Why is that?

Need I say more?

Conclusion

"Ain't nothing more to say". Put a fork in this one, It's done. Do what you want, but I would stay away from this so called opportunity.This is just another example of a rotten apple that puts another black eye on this industry. These are the type of sites that lead people into feeling all work at home opportunities are a scam. But if you've been a loyal subscriber that reads the material on this site, you know better. You already know it's a matter of doing your research. This shady opportunity is like anything in life where you have good people and bad people. You don't stop living life because you run into a couple of a-holes. You just truck on through until you find some good people. Well the same applies here.

Fortunately there are sites like Hits4Pay and Clixsense that do actually pay you. They're upfront with the fact that you're not going to make ridiculous amounts of money with their opportunity. They set real expectations that you can take to the bank. So if you were in the market for a real get paid to click or read email site, my suggestion is to go with something like InboxDollars, Hits4Pay, Clixsense, YouData, etc. Or if you were looking for something that pays you significantly more like a job be sure to check our work from home jobs page which is updated regularly. Either way you do have legitimate options out there.

Don't let sites like this dissuade you from your goals. Just continue to do your research and follow the sage advice of sites you trust. (Ahem… lol)

If you have tried this site and would like to provide some insight on your experience whether bad or good, please chime in below. We always welcome respectful comments from supporters and detractors.

36 thoughts on “Is PayPerMails.com A Scam?”

  1. Non payment & Cheating
    I am from India & I joined paypermails.com but after I reached $ 25000 five times, I was never paid and everytime I requested I was told by email
    if you want to get your payment soon you must upgrade your account!
    then you will get your payment in 7 days.
    It’s the best way to get your payment soon.

    When I paid & became a Gold member & then asked for my money, I was asked to pay a 1 time transfer fee of $ 200 to get your paypermails payment in 24 hours.

    WHEN I PAID $ 200 AS ONE TIME TRANSFER FEE, I GET A MAIL FROM MAIL COMPANY paysmailptr@gmail.com ON Wed, Jul 23, 2014 at 2:39 PM WITH SUBJECT AS – We have received your transfer fee WHERE THE MAIL MENTIONED THAT IT WOULD NOW TAKE 5 TO 10 DAYS TO RELEASE MY PAYMENTS

    I KEPT FOLLOWING UP BUT NO ONE REPLIED & IF AT ALL A REPLY CAME IT ASKED ME TO PAY THE ONE TIME TRANSFER FEE WHICH I HAVE ALREADY PAID.

    AT LAST I GET A MAIL ON 26 SEPT’14 SAYING = we will process your earning soon. and this mail was sent from

    AND TILL DATE I HAVE NOT GOT ANYTHING AND DO NOT EVEN GET A REPLY BACK TO MY MAILS

    ON THE 3RD OF JULY’14, I WAS CONFIRMED THAT I AM A GOLD MEMBER AFTER I PAID $ 165 & ON THE 23RD OFJULY’14 I WAS CONFIRMED THE RECIEPT OF THE ONE TIME TRANSFER FEE OF $ 200

    TODAY MY WITHDRAWAL REQUEST IS FOR A TOTAL OF $ 3,05,000 AND MY UNCLAIMED TOTAL AS OF TODAY IS $ 144,612.5000

    ISN’T THIS PURE CHEATING, PAYPERMAILS.COM IS A TOTAL CHEATER

    CAN ANYONE HELP TO GET MY MONEY?????

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    • No one can help you because this is a scam. Sorry to hear you fell for it. The best thing to do is move on and stick with legitimate options only.
      Unfortunately you won’t be getting any money from them.

  2. I join paypermail.com but it is a big big big mistake from me. I paid for my gold membership and for the transfer fee. Really honestly I didn’t get paid any of the earnings I made from the site.
    Stay away from paypermail.com!

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  3. I wish I would have found this sight earlier, I just upgraded and signed on w paypermails.com, and I’m beginning to feel as though I’ve made a terrible mistake?? I’m brand new to online however I have always been told by my mother “if it sounds to good to be true than it is”………. So shame on me, thanks for reminding me of this… I paid the 165.0$ It was through PayPal and I have only received emails in regards to the upgrade, the responses have definately been from a foreign speaker such as Asian….Yes.. Wow this is crazy but thank you so much for the confirmation!!! Keep it up PLEASE!!!!!!!!

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    • You’re welcome Antonia.
      It happens to the best of us. We all want to make money online so bad that sometimes desperation blinds the common sense we have. But these are great learning experiences and you’ll build from them. The fact you’re on this site and now have access to legitimate information and options now means something did come of this. So take comfort in that.

      Thanks for chiming in!

  4. I reported to paypal that paypermails  doesn’t pay and paypal stopped using them as a payout option. When I first signed with them paypal was my choice to get paid but they never paid its a total scam they got me for $165.00  

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  5. I have been one of the recipicants of paypermails.com.   I have sent my fee and also did upgrade.   It’s been close to a year and they still have not paid my payout request.   I was introduced to this business by a friend who did recieve compensation for his work.   This is why I decided to give it a try. I have tried over and over again, and then I became aware of the poor english, and also that this company was from china that recieved my money.   I guess this is a way we should learn from being so eager to make money. At this time, I chose to forgive those who have scam me out of my money, and place them in the hands of God.   Stealing a child of God’s money is taking from God’s Kingdom.   Whatever God chose to do with this company is now up to Him.   His judgements are honest and true. If they continue to steal, they will have to give up more than they have stolen, if could be their own lives.

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    • Destiny, Thanks for sharing your experience. I never really view God as a vengeful one. But I do know he has a knack of balancing injustices. So I’ll leave it at that.

  6. Hi Eddy,

    Thanks for this info..i’ve been following your recommended sites.

    By the way, do you know of any hospital/clinic/nursing home in the US or London that directly hires nurses or nursing assistants from the Philippines?

    Hope you can help me.

    Thanks,
    lee

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  7. Hi Eddy,

    Thanks for this info..i’ve been following your recommended sites.

    By the way, do you know of any hospital/clinic/nursing home in the US or London that directly hires nurses or nursing assistants from the Philippines?

    Hope you can help me.

    Thanks,
    lee

    Reply
  8. Hi Eddy,

    Thanks for this info..i’ve been following your recommended sites.

    By the way, do you know of any hospital/clinic/nursing home in the US or London that directly hires nurses or nursing assistants from the Philippines?

    Hope you can help me.

    Thanks,
    lee

    Reply
    • Thanks Dustin!
      Great to see you back. I’m glad you like some of the minor changes I’ve been made. You’re like one of the few people to notice them. lol I like them as well. Thanks for chiming in here on my facebook fanpage.

    • Annette, You’re quite welcome. You’ve hit it on the head. If everyone did their research scam artists would have such hard time making a living. But too often we’re all being lazy or let desperation get the better of us. Let’s hope articles like this give people something to think about as they go through the internet searching for legitimate ways to make money.

  9. AW Eddy
    “Reality doesn’t become suspended just because you’re on the internet.”

    and I had such high hopes for escaping online!
    LOL
    Sue

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  10. Thanks for the review Eddy! Your site is really helpful for work at home opportunities. You give these opportunities a good name!

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  11. Thanks for the great review. This site is where I get all of my information on work at home opportunities. I think you do a great job, and I’ve recommended it to friends and family.

    Reply
    • Thanks Amy! I really appreciate that. It’s good to know you feel we provide enough value to recommend us to family and friends. Thanks for the continued support.

    • I just want to say that I’m happy that I found your site. I’m a stay at home mom and this site has helped me stay a stay at home mom. Me and my family thanks you!

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