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I first wrote about the Dollarzblaster scam a little over a year ago. I’ve checked, and they’re still online, so I thought I had better post another warning about them and share more details about my experience with them.

What they offer sounds incredibly good, in fact, TOO good to be true: for just $25, you will earn a position in what they call their random column selection (RSC.) In addition, 29 more positions will be created. It works like a big, multilayered chain, and you are paid every time your link in the chain reaches the top. Your links in the chain are constantly rotated until you earn at least $9000. In addition, for every person whom you personally sponsor into the system, an additional 29 links in the chain will be generated for you.

They tell you that you don’t have to advertise and they claim that they do all the advertising for you: all you have to do is sit back and watch the cash start to roll in. Starting to sound a little fishy, and a little pyramid-y? Oh, yeah! But it gets better…keep reading!

Once you pay your $25, you’re taken to this members page that pretty much starts berating you from the start. Don’t contact your sponsor, don’t contact the Dollarzblaster owners, and don’t complain to Paypal, or you’ll get booted off the system. And that free advertising they’re supposed to be doing? Well, yeah, you can count on it, but if you do, you’re being lazy and you had better get out there and promote your Dollarzblaster page to get preferred status so you can start collecting your money earlier.

How do they recommend you promote Dollarzblaster? Why through their own traffic exchange system, of course! (but they don’t reveal to you that its their traffic exchange!) You can surf for credits on this traffic exchange but you only get one credit for every five pages surfed, which means that you have to be surfing night and day to get anywhere. Of course, you can buy credits and you can become a paid member and get better surf ratios. However, it takes them forever to update your account, if they ever do it at all, and they never answer their support tickets.

I’m still waiting for my $9000 almost three years later. No surprise, it hasn’t yet materialized.

Dollarzblaster is an illegal pyramid scheme that needs to be shut down. There is no product to sell and the only people making money are the owners of the program. Paypal has also taken a dim view of Dollarzblaster and has closed accounts due to Dollarzblaster activities. Dollarzblaster, as of this writing, now uses Alertpay. However, since this program is an ILLEGAL SCAM, it should not be long before Alertpay takes action similar to Paypal.