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Originally Posted by Toby
The ratio of money out vs. money in is too great to be self-sustaining. A net 44% return on investment every 12 days (1338% annual) for viewing 12 online ads each day just doesn't add up. The advertister cost for ad placement would have to be exhorbitant. Any outside investments using the float on funds invested could not possibly be earning enough to make up the difference. The only thing I can see keeping the house of cards from crashing is a consistant influx of new members. While not set up like a tradition Ponzi scheme, this sure has the feel of one.
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I had exactly the same thought when my son first told me about the program, and didn't get into it then. After he started taking vacations with his profits from it, though, I looked at it again. Since the turnaround on the money is so quick, I decided that the potential profits were worth the risk.