The Dragons Gold Review

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Overall 1.00 of 5 (by 1 user)

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Oakland Gardens, NY

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Golden opportunty to waste your time

Every day computer user, an online survey taker, an on-line shopper

Cons

Almost no offers get approved, recieve a ton of useless e-mail

MAY

2008

We'd all like to be able to make a little extra money at home easily, right? Right. Well, being a stay at home mom, I was looking into different ways to make a little extra - I didn't expect to get rich or anything, but maybe get a few dollars a week or so. I know a lot of these sights that you sign up for and complete surveys and offers and whatnot are just scams. There are a few legit ones, but they're pretty few and far between. So when someone I knew said they had done pretty well on TheDragonsGold.com, I figured, what the heck, give it a shot.

Long story short, the site's a complete scam.

Oh, there are a few nice incentives - a $5 sign up bonus, a low cash-out - only $15, lots of free offers to sign up for, so you don't even have to pay anything. Weekly and monthly contests for cash prizes. And bonuses for filling out even the free offers. Sounds great, right.

BUT, I filled out I don't know how-many free offers when I started. Out of them only 1 got approved. And I did exactly what the directions said, I filled out all the forms honestly and met all the conditions (I had read through each of them twice to make sure I met any requirements). And only 1 was approved. Now, I realize that there are going to be offers that don't go through for whatever reason. But to have one measly approval (for a whopping $0.50) in months was just ridiculous. And it took months to find out none of the other offers had been approved. This site brags about how it has such a high approval rating from the partners whose offers you complete - don't buy it! I've done much better on other sites.

Not to mention the barrage of long-winded e-mails I'd get every couple days from the site administrator. Seriously, I don't need to know how each and every contest is going every other day. If I want to know, I can go to the website and look for myself.

Needless to say, I've since canceled my account. I'll lose the $5 sign-up bonus - it's just not worth the aggravation of knowing that unless I'm willing to shell out money on a bunch of these trial offers -- and who knows if the approval rating is any better for those -- it's not worth my time and effort.