Green Any Site

I took a look at this site on the strength of other folks' comments. Yes, it's a neat idea. But where are the promised blog postings freely and honestly declaring the amounts earned and their ultimate destinations? The last blog entry was back in June, and the site has been running since last November. So that's (supposedly) ten months of affiliate earnings, all undisclosed. Judging from the rareness of blog updates - only four in ten months - I would definitely not send this site any income at all until it meets its commitment to freedom of information. Hopefully it will get its act together, because it has potential, but in these days of almost commonplace internet scams we expect solid proof that an organization is doing what it promises to do before we send money its way.

[UPDATE] ******************************************************

Still convinced there's something odd, here. The author is associated with an entirely different site, not a very well designed one at that, the purpose of which is clearly affiliate earnings from amazon.com and which contains only text copied from other sources on the web (Childsafetyexperts.com).

And there is another site also by the same person, also poorly designed, apparently aimed at selling movies as another affiliate of Amazon.com (jurassicpunk.com).

And then there's forzamotorsport.com, same guy, another Amazon affiliate page; not to forget patapon2.com, and guitarhero3.com, another Amazon affiliate.

I think this is a scam. Again, no blog postings, none of the promised revelations about how and where the money is being spent, no proof at all that the money you're sending this guy isn't going straight into his pocket (or another shady affiliate scheme). Please, don't use this site until we know it's safe and reliable, which frankly I doubt very much.