What do u think of the program -The Payline-?
 

>Do you know the program "ThePayline"?
http://www.thepalyline.com/main.htm

To kempis. Thank you very much for your
information.

Snowdrop

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Payline has been discussed before check out
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/Forum...ML/000623.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/Forum...ML/000654.html

i also point you to the FAQ on that site if you have any questions...the bit about 'will the payline use the major airport hubs' nearly made me fall off my sofa laughing.

i mean, really, kids. it's past Fun With Ponzi Schemes and over into plain old hilarity. Most of them are at least thinly veiled; this has all the cover of the world's worst drag queen. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

OFFICIALS WARN PUBLIC OF POSSIBLE WEB SCAM
http://www.worldwidescam.com/payline2.htm

Hmmm. Using their own website one can clearly see that it is almost 4 times more likley (quicker) to earn a free ticket by signing up new "members" than by any other facet of the program. Lets see...Amway, Beauty Control, Mary Kay, etc...Wonder if they give out pink Cadillacs for signing up enough new people too?

In reading all of the post in the various threads on this subject it struck me as kinda funny that a whole bunch of FT new members with few or no previous posts made posts supporting The Payline. Perhaps I am too prone to seeing conspiracies. This is directed at no one in particular.

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I just wanted to say that I thought "wow a new mile earning site" when I saw the description of Payline on another site. When I got to Payline, I almost swallowed my tongue. I can't believe that someone would first want me to pay for the option to have them pay me?! Doesn't that seem like somewhat of an oxymoron?

I never post anything really, but this upset me enough to speak up.

Now I will crawl back into my corner and just keep watching the board from afar....

With discount coupons and saavy shopping, one could get a trancontinental roundtrip ticket with the $200 they ask for you to join!

I strongly advise to avoid this "opportunity" at any cost.

Miles should be free!

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