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Well, if it is free, then there is no reason for you to not sign up.

I don't know if it matters that you live in Russia, you would need to ask them that.

We have a saying in the United States: "If something sounds too good to be true, then is probably is." Making $5 per survey does not sound too good to be true. Getcashforsurveys.com says that you can...

That's right: if I have to pay, it sounds like a scam. lacetoleather.com looks OK, since they're not asking for any of your money AND the pay seems reasonably low.

That first one looks like it's the same scam as the original link you posted. The second one seems to be (mostly) legitimate. With the second one, it looks like most of the prizes are small or a...

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Well, it could be, but there's really no way to tell.

Well, I'm using the word "scam" here a bit loosely. There are some surveys out there that pay some pretty good money. This guy...

Now then, is this guy really a scammer? I think so, yes. In the US, and most likely in Russia, you can get paid to take surveys. I once got paid five dollars to watch a movie preview and tell them...

Unfortunately, all I know of Russian is a most of the alphabet. Anyway, here's is the information I got about the owner of uxxicom:

Registrant:
Mikhail LvovichYablakau support@uxxicom.com...

That whole page looks like a scam. Using Google, I found a page for people discussing the investments he mentions. The person who owns that site also owns many others, and apparently has scammed many...

Well, since there's nothing on that site any more, I don't think it will be much of a problem.