bitbillions.com é seguro?

As a business that operates in the USA, we are required by federal law to collect tax information and identification verification for all members who are paid compensation. Our company offers members the opportunity to link to our advertising products and other products and earn affiliate commissions when sales are made. In order to comply with federal law, we must "know our customers" and report earnings to the IRS. Therefore, we request information such as proof of identity and tax reporting details when members wish to use our affiliate links to earn sales commissions. Regarding your comment about bitcoins, we are entirely confused. Our company has nothing to do with bitcoins or anonymous currency. You can read the answer to the question "Are you a bitcoin company" on our FAQ page (https://bitbillions.com/frequently-asked-questions/) for more details. 1. We are not a bitcoin company and have nothing to do with bitcoin or any anonymous currency. 2. We are required by federal law in the USA to collect identification and tax reporting details on all members who promote our products and services through affiliate marketing in order to receive compensation. Please understand it is not our company that created this concept. It is the federal law of the United States of America. As a legitimate corporation operating legally within the USA, we will always strive to comply with the laws of our land. Is it possible you are confusing us with http://bitbillions.net/ or some other site like that?

Hello. Your comment is pretty interesting, and we think you may be quite confused. It appears we need to do a better job of explaining our products/services as well as the affiliate compensation available. First, you state over estimated earnings. We actually have no place on our site that mentions any specific earnings or touts any certain member earnings at all. We do state the percentages you can earn if you link to a product that sells. But most companies do that. For example, if you link to a product such as $9 Ad Network, and a person purchases an ad, you are paid 10%. The math is pretty simple. 10% of $9 is $0.90 so that would be your earning for linking to that product. If that is over-estimating your earnings, then we are guilty as charged. However, the fact is, you will be paid the 10% if you link to the product, and a sale is made through your link. You mention something about Preservation of Wealth. Other companies do purchase banners and other promotions for different things, which are displayed on various locations on our site. It is possible you have seen a banner ad or text ad on our site promoting many outside products/sites/services. However, we cannot be held responsible for anything sold on a site we do not own or operate. Banner ads appear on many websites and they do not necessarily mean the website where the banner is displayed condones, endorses, or approves the product or service being promoted. You mention something about money stolen. We would love to learn more about this. Members join and promote our products 100% free. There is no investment, membership fees, or any payment of any type whatsoever required from any person. So, it is difficult to understand how money was "stolen" from anyone. As a matter of fact, the only direction money flows is from us to our affiliate members. Not the other way around. So, if we only send money out to members, we are confused how we could have "stolen" any money. Again, it is 100% free to join and become an affiliate. You seem to imply comments about Ponzi or Matrix as if we are promoting some business opportunity where people must invest and get others to invest in order to earn. Again, maybe we need to do a better job explaining our products and affiliate compensation opportunity. It is 100% free to join and earn. Therefore, it is pretty impossible to be a ponzi. Normally a ponzi requires that you must "invest" or spend money in order to earn. However, with bitbillions, you can join 100% free, copy and paste your product links, and earn commissions when people purchase products. We do sell products. This is how we earn money. Most businesses do this. The products we sell are advertising banners, advertising campaign management services, website design services, SEO services, and we even offer many digital and physical items for sale in our Shop. However, nobody is required to purchase any of these items in order to earn compensation. The only thing required to earn compensation is that you promote your affiliate links. There is no joining fees, no investment required, no purchase necessary, no membership fees, nothing at all. We absolutely do not require any funds at all from any member. Therefore, we are really struggling with the reason you would think we are a ponzi or would even associate that word with our company. It is like calling Amazon.com a ponzi. After all, they have an affiliate linking program that is exactly identical to ours. 1. A person registers for FREE to be an affiliate 2. They copy and share product links with others 3. They are paid compensation when customers purchase products through their links This is a legitimate way to operate an online business. It is the exact model we operate under. Is it possible you are confusing us with http://bitbillions.net/ or some other site like that?

Hello. We are very concerned with this comment. In another reply we stated this: You mention something about money stolen. We would love to learn more about this. Members join and promote our products 100% free. There is no investment, membership fees, or any payment of any type whatsoever required from any person. So, it is difficult to understand how money was "stolen" from anyone. As a matter of fact, the only direction money flows is from us to our affiliate members. Not the other way around. So, if we only send money out to members, we are confused how we could have "stolen" any money. Again, it is 100% free to join and become an affiliate. It is very concerning to us that people would make these types of comments. However, knowing that people often confuse sites with others, and knowing that we are constantly confused with bitcoin companies, it is possible there is some confusion here. Nobody is required to spend anything with us. Especially in order to be an affiliate and earn compensation. So, we are very concerned with this type of comment. Is it possible you are confusing us with http://bitbillions.net/ or some other site like that?

Hello. It appears you must be confusing our website with a different site. We often get this trouble due to the fact our name is "bitbillions" and people assume we are a bitcoin company. We are not a bitcoin company. We do not have anything to do with bitcoin or any other anonymous currency. Also, there is nothing you can do on our website to "click through a lot of sites to see how to get the 'free bitcoins' as you have claimed in your comment. It is not illegal for people to use affiliate marketing links to promote products online. This is a common business practice used by many companies including Amazon.com, HostGator.com, DigitalOcean.com, and millions of other websites. You do not have to click anything to earn, but as with most affiliate marketing systems, people do have to click your affiliate link and purchase a product for you to earn. This, again, is standard business operations for millions of legitimate businesses. We hope this answers your concerns. Again, we are not a bitcoin company and have nothing to do with bitcoin. So, there is no way at all to get "free bitcoins" on our site, as you claim. Is it possible you are confusing us with http://bitbillions.net/ or some other site like that?