Offers costing more than they are worth!

[paraleGAL2013]

I think it's a wasted of our effort and time to list offers that cost for example $1.99 to try and the pay out is $.50 cent

[dorannmwin]

On the one hand I can see where you are coming from. However, on the other hand, these offers are great for someone that was looking into trying these services anyway. It is like getting some money back for something that you wanted to do anyway.

Take NetFlix for example, you get $2.43 to try it out for free for a month, but it does cost 8 dollars a month after the first month. So you are making money the first month that can help you out on paying the expense of it the second month.

[bostonphil]

The trial offers are geared towards members who might really want the product or service. Thus, members, are getting to try something they really want at a good price and to make it sweeter, they are getting a reward back of x amount of money. Fusion Cash offers some really good deals.

[ricdsm]

I've never really tried the offers.  Something just makes me hesitant.

[patapon555]

They are meant to help introduce people into trying a product. They were not really meant to earn more money than money spent.

[dbreidenbach]

They are meant to help introduce people into trying a product. They were not really meant to earn more money than money spent.

Some of them you can actually earn more money or get it for free.  An example is the skillet offer and the santoku knife.  These are also very easy to cancel once you receive the item, and you won't get charged another penny. 

[Nancy5]

I have to agree with everyone.  They are to help you try a product you're interested in and make a little extra money.  It's not set up as a place to just make money.