eltpath.com é seguro?

Easiest way to get around the pic at least 1 offer part: When it asks you to check yes or no to offers, and makes u check yes to at least one, there will always be an offer to take some sort of "Whats your IQ" test. this is a harmless one, and when it redirects, you can scroll to the bottom and hit skip before it loads. That way ,u still get your free points or whatever.

I ended up on this site responding to an ad for a free sample of dog food. Who knows what else these people are doing: someone else here was doing a job search. The scary thing about this site is that I never saw it until after I had entered my name and address, which I expected was all they wanted. Then more questions, being jumped from one page to another: it's all done so as to confuse you and put you off guard. I skipped all other questions, as I know the scam they can use with your cell phone number. But sleaze, sleaze, and more sleaze. WOT is our friend: I'm so glad it's moving along: I feel a lot safer now, but the hackers will always come up with something new. I wish I could say how to avoid this site, but since they seem to draw people for totally unrelated reasons, how do you know when you're going to end up there? And it takes some apparently innocent time before you get that far, like what kind of dog food do you usually use, etc. Innocent questions designed to get your personal info on the sly: they're good at being bad (as in evil).

Promotes "work at home, get rich" scam and/or fake college recruitment, job search, employment "opportunities" Do NOT submit personal identifiable information nor even an email address! re: *****

Took the IQ test, be careful after your finished with it because it asks for you address, full name, and phone number (I put fake ones). Just press pass for all of them and check no for every box (check them because some say yes.) You'll get junk mail if you miss a box. I used No Script while using this site (I really wanted to see my score) so everything was blocked.

When doing surveys for a paid survey taker site, be aware that you are not required to put REAL information, and the offer will post for you anyway. you don't have to click anything but NO. I have been doing this for a few months and the only problem is spam e-mail. get a different e-mail address if you dont want spam mail in your regular inbox.