"www.onlinetaskpay.com" - A Fake Internet Work-From-Home Job Website

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Updated: Aug. 25, 2016 2016-08-25T19:22:12
Posted: Aug. 25, 2016 2016-08-25T19:19:52
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The website: "onlinetaskpay.com," which claims that you can earn $1500 in your first week by simply completing certain tasks in 5 to 10 minutes, is a scam. Do not register with fake websites like "onlinetaskpay.com," because you will never get paid, and will only make the scammers behind the fake website get richer.

The website "www.onlinetaskpay.com" is similar to www.fans2earn.com, www.money4task.com, www.mypaydesk.com, www.monthlyyouth.com, www.youth2payment.com and lot of other fake online job websites. All the scammers did was to change the name of the website.

The Fake Internet Job Website: "www.onlinetaskpay.com"

onlinetaskpay.com is a new innovating and internet job site, where you will be hired to do some tasks, different in type and number. and you will be paid a estimated reward for that instant in your account, after it the job poster will review the service and approve the status for your payout, then you will be paid for your work via Cheque.

Other Payment options are also coming soon. You have to create a account with us to start and login to your member area, and do daily your jobs and you will be really great after using our service.

The cyber-criminals behind the scam will continue to use the same websites under different website names. So, if you stumble upon websites looking like the ones above, please do not register or take part in any activity on them.

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September 18, 2016 at 1:32 PM by an anonymous user from: Oye, Ekiti, Nigeria
My name is Nnaemeka. First of all I will like to commend you for bringing to the public about this fake website www.OnlineTaskPay.com, because a friend of mine introduced me to it and I participated, but when I made up to US$515 I decided to request for the money by clicking on the survey form which according to them is the only way I can get the money after filling it.
To my greatest surprise, for two day the survey form could not open and not only that, I can't even log in to my dash board of the onlinetaskpay.com. It was at this point that I now realized that it was a scam and I hope a lot of people will come to realize this.
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September 16, 2016 at 7:26 AM by an anonymous user from: Edgware, England, United Kingdom
The website should be reported. I signed up with them and generated 391 traffic earning over $3115 and they froze the link to request payment although they said my payment was approved.
They should be reported to the internet providers for wasting people's time and telling lies and using people to get traffic to their website.
Such liberty should not go on. EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW THAT THEY ARE FAKE AND THEY SHOULD BE SOUGHT OUT AND SHUT DOWN. When I contact them, they keep sending an automated response, saying someone will contact you soon and all persons will be paid at the end of August. Even up to yesterday, 14 September, they were saying payment will be made at the end of August. ONCE AGAIN, CARRY ON LIKE THIS SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED.
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September 16, 2016 at 5:07 AM by info
Received via email:
"I am one of the victims of the scam so called online task pay. They promise me if i could complete 300 dollar task they would pay me on the 24th day of the month.
Please how can i dissociate myself from those people? They had tricked me. Help me publicize the site via social media and get them arrest. Thanks.
Best Regard!"
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