imperialgetcash.com é seguro?

I want to let everyone know that ImperialGetCash is on the internet for more than 7 months. They are growing and have paid over $6,000. It is a good site with a good support team. They have got the status of Legit site at PTC Investigations (http://ptc-investigation.com/imperialgetcash.aspx) and NetBusiness Team (http://www.netbusiness-team.com/ptc-clics-remuneres/fiche-3630-imperialgetcash). I cannot understand how they have such a bad rate here. I can only recomend ImperialGetCash!

A very good site with clear rules in TOS, Privacy Policy and ANTI-SCAM. They have continously paying, up to now more than $4,000. Sure, some members were suspended, they have announced in their Forum. For those members, the site is sure a scam, because it does NOT accept cheaters.

I see here great confusions and mixture of true and false facts. The article ***** speaks about what is click fraude "Click fraud is a type of Internet crime that occurs in pay per click online advertising" in the PTC world, it does not say that PTC IS a fraudulent business. Following the conclusions exposed here, it will result that ClixSense is a SCAM, since it is a PTC site. Hmm ...... this thinking is beyond any understanding. Regarding the site discussed here, I think that all the conclusions are VERY premature, since the site is only 3 month old (according to their news). Fact: the site does pay, there are many payment proofs. Fact: The PTC business is a legit one, practiced by many other sites like ClixSense, WordLinx and so on (even Google practice PTC). Fact: In the PTC business, more like in other business, there is the thread of click fraud practiced by members. When such a member is caught, then the site itself is marked as scam. All other conclusions presented here are pure speculations. Let maintain the Equilibrum gentelmen and try to analyse facts and not personal feelings. Otherwise this site (MyWot) will be a place of gosship and not, as it is wanted, an objective and full of good information site.

Promotes one or more fraudulent "easy money" schemes which typically cannibalize the resources of their own new members as well as legitimate businesses through obscure, distributed networks of like-minded affiliates, straw men, and human or robotic zombie operators. Commonly, these schemes periodically reorganize under an alleged "crisis" after exhausting downstream members' resources. Because the pervasity of these schemes generally degrades the Internet's quality of information and resources, everyone loses. This site specifically promotes a "Paid-To-Click" click fraud scheme which employs distributed zombie click spamming to artificially inflate affiliates' page rank and/or to drain competitors' pay-per-click advertising funds, a subject of successful lawsuits. Usually these web sites pose no immediate technical threat to visitors' computers. Details: *****