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Have you come across AmMoney.bid or OnMoney.site and are wondering if you can make real money using one of these sites? Or are they scams just trying to get your money?

I’ve read comments from people asking whether or not these sites are scams, so I’ve decided to expose them because I’ve come across multiple sites like these ones and know that they are not what they appear to be.

Here in this review, I will explain the truth about these sites so that you end up making an educated decision concerning them.

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AmMoney.bid and OnMoney.site review

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Name: 

• AmMoney.bid
• OnMoney.site

Websites:

• ammoney.bid
• onmoney.site

Owners: Unrevealed

Price: Free to join

Overall Rating: 0/10

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What are these money-making websites supposed to be?

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Both AmMoney.bid and OnMoney.site are identical when it comes to its appearance and the way they work. Their name is the only difference between them.

According to the information on these sites, you can earn money in two ways:

• Viewing ads
• Getting other people to sign up

They claim you can earn 10 cents ($0.1) per each ad view, so you only have to view 1000 ads to make 100 daily bucks.

When it comes to referrals, you can earn 50% of what they earn by viewing ads. So the people who join through your affiliate link need to be active users in order for you to make money from their activity.

Even though it all sounds good because it’s free to join and it doesn’t require you to have any previous experience or special skills, these sites are not what they seem.

My opinion is that 50% of each referral earnings is way too high and something I haven’t heard of before. I mean, are they going to take your referrals earnings and give them to you? If not, then where does the money come from?

The fact that there’s no information about that is what made me feel like something was not right about those sites. 

Not only that, both these sites have some red flags typical of fraudulent websites.

When it comes to getting paid, they claim to send payments via Western Union, PayPal, credit card or bank account.

However, I can tell you right now that they haven’t paid and will not pay anyone, so I will not try to make money with those sites.

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How AmMoney.bid and OnMoney.site try to scam you

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Ok, so this is the part where I’m going to explain how these sites try to get your money.

You might be wondering how they can scam people if they don’t ask you to make an initial investment, right?

Let’s see how these fraudulent websites work.

In order to register to one of these sites, you will have to complete a form with a username, a password, an email address and a number.

After that, you will get access to the members area where you will find your referral link ready to be shared, and will see that you only have to type some digits to confirm that you’ve viewed the ads. 

At that point, it’s possible that you get excited when you see your balance earnings increase and increase as it really seems that you’re making money.

However, the truth is that you’re not earning anything because it’s all fake. It makes no sense that they’re going to pay you 10 cents for each ad you view. GPT sites don’t pay that much per ad.

Truth be told, they want you to think that you’re making money to get you to share your referral link and get other people into the scam.

They want as many people as possible to join because they want to collect as much personal information as possible and then sell this information to other companies or con artists.

Therefore, you can expect to receive spam and junk emails from people you don’t know. I don’t recommend that you click the links or open the files that come with those emails because they might contain viruses or malware.

But this is not all, they also try to “get you” when you want to get paid.

If you try to claim your payment, you will first have to choose a payment method and enter your financial information.

However, they will tell you that you need to have a minimum balance of $150 to cash out:

If you manage to reach the $150 minimum payout threshold, they will tell you to get a minimum amount of referrals (usually 40 referrals) and will say that you can buy them so that you can get paid sooner.

This is how they try to take your money! The problem is that those referrals are fake and they will kick you out of your account after you make the purchase.

Once they have your money, they will not let you log in to your account because they don’t want anything to do with you. That’s when you will realize you’ve got scammed.

If you have given them your financial information, my advice is that you contact your bank and tell them that you’ve used your credit card in a fraudulent website.

They should be able to cancel the transaction and get you a refund, and then replace your credit card with a new one to prevent the scammers from getting more of your money.

If you are currently using AmMoney.bid or OnMoney.site, then I suggest that you stop viewing ads and stop sharing your referral link to prevent other people from getting involved with this scam.

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AmMoney.bid and OnMoney.site scam signs

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I have no doubt that AmMoney.bid and OnMoney.site are scam websites that haven’t benefitted anyone but the people who have created them.

Not only they try to take your money, they also waste your time which is very unethical.

Apart from that, I have found some red flags that make it possible to determine these websites are scams without having to join them.

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The creators of these sites don’t show up

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I’m actually not surprised that there’s no information about the people who have created these sites because that’s what I’ve seen in other scam sites.

Whenever I come across a money-making website, I like to know who’s behind it because it helps me determine whether or not to trust it.

In this case, the fact that they don’t show up is an indication that they don’t want us to know who we are dealing with. 

These kind of criminals usually lie about their identity or hide it to prevent their victims from persecuting them.

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The comments are invented

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The comments and questions you can read in the support section of OnMoney.site and AmMoney.bid are allegedly written by other members, but they’re a complete fabrication.

Those comments have been invented by the scammers who are running those sites. I know this because both sites have the same comments, as you can observe in the screenshots below:

As you can observe above, the comments are the same and both sites look the same. The only difference is their name, as I said earlier in this review.

It’s clear that the comments are fake because it makes no sense that the same people have joined both sites and have got the same results.

So no one has earned $2,500 from that site, all those comments are invented.

Oh, and the “confirmation screenshot” is another thing they use to deceive you.

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No support for non-members

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If you try to leave a comment in the support section, they will tell you to register. 

So what if you have some questions whose answers are essential in order to decide whether or not to join? No one will answer you.

They don’t provide any email address and they don’t even say how to get in touch with them without signing up.

What does this mean? Their priority is to get you to sign up so that they get your personal information.

Even if you sign up, you can’t expect them to answer your questions are the comments are completely invented, as I said before. They haven’t replied to any real members.

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A negative comment

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While doing my research I came across a negative comment from someone who’s joined AmMoney.bid.

Read it in the screenshot below:

This person is asking how to unsubscribe from that fraudulent site but the problem is that they do not let you unsubscribe or delete your account, which is another red flag.

Not to mention that they don’t even provide any of the legal pages (privacy policy, terms & conditions or earnings disclaimer) you would expect from a legitimate site. 

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My final verdict is that OnMoney.site or AmMoney.bid are scams that have been created to earn money at your expense, so there’s no way I can recommend them.

There are multiple scam sites like them so I hope you will not fall for them now that you know how they operate.

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I hope you have found the answers you were looking for regarding OnMoney.site or AmMoney.bid. 

If there’s something else you want to know or you want to share your opinion, please don’t hesitate to leave a comment below and I’ll get back to you ASAP.

All the best! ?