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There's only one level in the affiliate program, so it's not a pyramid. Most likely scenario is that it's a Ponzi scheme. If everybody stopped putting money in, I'm sure the program would go down. But how likely is that? They DON'T want you to "put it all back in and make it grow some more." They won't let you. The maximum you can have in memberships is $6000. If you're at the max level, you're forced to take your profits out because you can't reinvest anything more than your principal. If it is some kind of scam, why would they force people to take their profits out? They even track IP's to make sure people aren't running multiple accounts and they DO ban people who violate their terms of service that way. This month I'll have to take at least $4000 in profits out of the program because I'm at the maximum level now.
I'm not "recommending" that anyone else risk their own money the way I did. I risked my money two years ago when I bought Blue Wave, in the hopes that the website would generate enough income to justify the expense. I risk my money every month purchasing advertising, in the hopes that the advertising will generate enough sales to justify the expense. A lot of times it doesn't, but I keep hoping to find the magical traffic. I guess I'm just a risk-taker. This "get paid to surf" program is the first risk I've taken in years that is actually paying off for me. I thought some of the other risk-takers out there would appreciate knowing about it. If people I know make money from it, I'll feel good for having told them about it. If people I know lose money in it, I'll feel bad for having told them about it. It's a risk.
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