Yes it is. You fill out the form and become and "Idiot Lead" for sales floors to contact you and get your credit card number.
six thousand eight hundred four
On the line to the left of the word 'dollars': Six thousand and 00/100In the small block next to the dollar sign: 6,000.00
$1,600
$3,950 X 0.06 = $237.00
Well, isn't that just a happy little puzzle! If the man has 1.15 in six coins but can't make change for a dollar, half dollar, quarter, dime, or nickel, then he must have five pennies and one dime. That adds up to 1.15 without using any of the other coins mentioned. Just a reminder, there are no mistakes in puzzles, only happy accidents!
ya two dollar is scam truly
Generally speaking a one dollar per click site is a scam....I have tried every ptc site there is on the web. A lot of the ptc sites on that link only pay fractions of pennies for clicks.
not at all..........
scam site it is not possible to pay 12 $ of one click
yes ,its realy scam, in october 2011 I get the 1.000 us dollar,untill now I still waiting for the payment,I send many mail but they do not give any answer,so please I hope the people donot click ads on this page...is only scam and you will lose your precious time.....hugotyco1@hotmail.com
It is a scam site. There are more than a thousand paid to click sites on the Internet but most of them are illegal and scam.
yes ,its realy scam, in october 2011 I get the 1.000 us dollar,untill now I still waiting for the payment,I send many mail but they do not give any answer,so please I hope the people donot click ads on this page...is only scam and you will lose your precious time.....hugotyco1@hotmail.com
The whole black dollar thing is a scam.
Six tenths of a dollar is equivalent to $0.60. This can be calculated by multiplying 0.6 (which represents six tenths) by 1 (the value of a dollar). Therefore, six tenths of a dollar is $0.60.
It doesn't work for me! When I click on anwers, I get no response.
There is no specific chemical that can clean black dollar bills. This is a common scam known as "black money scam" where fraudsters claim they can clean black-coated money into usable currency. It's important to be cautious of such claims as they are typically fraudulent.
It is likely a scam. Do not click or accept it.