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This website is completely based on a scheme, it is a copy of another website which is an online earning website. On it, you have to answer 20 questions to take surveys on different websites, each survey is said to be worth $3, 18 surveys can be taken in a day, withdrawal can be taken after $200, but when you go to take withdrawal after $200, they demand $5.99 for verification fee, if you pay that, then a day later they demand $3.35 in the name of international tax fee. Even after that, nothing is gained, both money and time are wasted.
March 13, 2026
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