I looked at it ... and doubt it's for real. You're signing up to receive a product that isn't even available? Also, Google receives payment from the companies that advertise on their site ... Google does not pay people for visiting or using thier search engine! The company that is advertising (like the one I'm employed with) must pay Google for each "hit" our advertisment receives from people clicking on it. I believe we pay approximately $1.10 per click on our ad. Adds up pretty fast.

I would be concerned about handing over your personal information. A cross index of the information you provided could easily lead to any bills you pay on-line, which in turn could lead to even more bits of information about you that you never intended to be released ... banking information, drivers license, telephone number, and so forth.

The other day I used switchboard.com to look-up by telephone number the displayed number on my company cell phone, after the caller had hung-up before I could answer. Switchboard found the number, and provided her name, address, driving directions ... from which I could easily start searching other public database files, available on-line.

I've been a victim once so far ... someone used my social security identification number to purchase a diamond ring! The female used my social number, got a credit card, and bought herself a ring ... yes, it's that easy! I stopped throwing away credit card offers in the trash can at work ... I know shread them first. The only way I got everything resolved was to call the diamond store directly ... odd .... they actually took my work, called the credit agency on my behalf, and got me off the hook! While I'm thankful, it just seems strange to me how easy it was for a total stranger to get me into trouble, and another total stranger to get me out of trouble ... strange world we're living in these days.

Anyway ... it sounds "too good to be true" and way too easy ... besides, there is a line or two about you being rewarded when you make a purchase! It would be nice to get paid for surfing the net, but that ad is a little too easy ... good luck.

Really guys, we should not be linking to these 'for profit' websites. Will ask Nelsoc to have a look at the propriety of this in alignment with the forum rules. in particular this point: "# Please do not use World Community Grid forums for outside advertising or marketing of any kind "

thanks

I think after you surf the internet for 2,000 years you will get a check for one dollar.

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enjoy

Here's the link to the words

http://www.mailmsg.com/SPAM_python.htm

Spam Fritters the best thing on the school menu of 1972

Thank heavens Jamie Oliver wasn't even a twinkle in his fathers eye at the time

Sorry for the UK reference just google Jamie Oliver School Dinners.