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Well, it's certainly a legitimate site that you can make money on. Your success largely depends on whether your items are sale worthy and how much inventory you have. Some people make a little extra money here and there. Others have warehouses full of items and make hundreds of thousands a year selling on ebay.com. Your success depends on YOU rather than ebay.com itself. I've had some items on there, and some things have sold. You get paid just like you expect. The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is the fee structure is a bit steep. That certainly will not keep you from making money, but it's enough to make note of it.

This site seems to be a place where hackers take control of your computer. They try to tell you that your computer needs to be fixed and use it as a means to take control of your computer, steal your information, and steal your money. Stay away, this is a scam and probably identity theft!

This website is a scam, and I hear it is a very large, elaborate one. They post fake reviews of themselves on review sites. So, the positive reviews you see on here are likely to be phony. They also may choose a very few people to actually pay (e.g. Their "elite" writers). I signed up for iwriter.com a few months back, thinking I could make some extra money. I wrote two articles for them one day, for about 5 dollars total. Then, to my shock, I was "banned for low reviews". I am a good writer, and it would not make sense I would get bad ratings. The payout threshold is 20 dollars. They intentionally banned me before I reached the threshold. I have heard this is what they do. They get a bunch of articles for free, and then they put them up on their numerous websites. All of this content allows them to reap massive profits off google ads and other ad networks, because they have dozens, hundreds, or perhaps thousands of sites across the web. Oh, and they also ask for your SSN. I didn't give it, thank God. They probably sell it to thieves for profit. They also plant fake reviews, so be wary of any positive ratings or reviews you see. There are actually a FEW people who make money with them, so this leads to the false image of them as a reputable site. These few people are known as their "elite" writers. They also have an alleged "fast track" program where you pay them 147 dollars to be promoted to "elite" status. Of course, what they probably really do is just take your 147 dollars and keep it. Avoid this outrageous and massive SCAM.

This website is a scam! I have several complaints about this website. First off, the 'pay' that is given to writers is essentially bogus. To avoid being prosecuted as a scam, they will pay writers a penny or so for an article! I do not consider this 'pay' so much as using a legal loophole. The articles which got paid the penny were things I wrote which got as much as 1100 views! Also, one of their affiliate sites is loaded with 'advertisements' for identity theft scams. Tech support scams pop up all over their one affiliate site. These pop ups attempt to direct people to the notorious support.me scam. Triond makes lots of money because they take people's articles, which they get from people for essentially free and then sell them at a profit to questionable website owners. Stay away from this SCAM!