Is Yuwie a Scam?
Is Yuwie a Scam?
So what the heck is Yuwie anyway?
Yuwie
is a social network very similar to MySpace and Facebook. The big
difference is, Yuwie pays it’s members a portion of their ad revenues.
You sign up for free. You don’t have to pay a single cent. Ever. Then,
you start earning money for your page views. Doesn’t it seem fair to
get a piece of the pie? I mean after all, the owners are making money
off of your profile.
According to Yuwies FAQ a page view
is when you view any of your control panel pages, including but not
limited to: settings, messages, friends, referrals, favorites, etc. You
also get a page view when other people view your profile page, your
blog pages, all your friends, all your comments, your picture pages, or
your shared layouts. So basically, you get paid for doing all the stuff
you do on MySpace. But, it gets even better. Yuwie also pays you for
page views of your referrals (people you invited) up to 10 levels deep!
For example, if you have 3 referrals and they get 3 referrals all the
way out to 10 levels and they all average 1000 page views a month, you
could potentially earn over $10,000 a month! Here is an example of the
3 referral concept in a chart from Yuwie’s FAQ:
Sounds
simple right? That’s because it is simple! Your next question is
probably, "Is this some kind of scam?". The short answer. No. You
really will get paid. People have put proof they have been paid in
Yuwie clubs. Here are a couple of examples of what a Yuwie payment
looks like:
There
are many Yuwie clubs you can join once you are a member that can help
you achieve this goal. I personally have a couple of blogs dedicated to
helping my referrals find their own referrals and gain new friends and
page views. My favorite Yuwie club to find lots of active members for
friends is the Yuwie International Friend Factory.
Let’s not get ahead of ourselves here though. You have to join first
before you can begin making friends!! So hurry up and jump on in! It’s
totally free and a lot of fun! 
(Make sure you get Heather as a sponsor)
