Michael S.

This is probably my favorite freaking site on the net! I spend as much money at Amazon as I probably at my local WalMart. Their prices are tough to beat and you get free shipping for all orders over $25.

This site is very informative in most areas related to affiliate marketing, SEO, Google etc. I simply go to the site and use the search function. The majority of questions I have in these areas have been answered in the forums.

My experience with check into cash, cash advance was okay, but it wasn't great either. It took more time than advertised, but the money did come. I just wish I would have read that cashandcheckadvances.org article beforehand.

First looking at the site they seem legitimate, but after registering I noticed a few things that I didn't like. For starters, after you register by giving your email and other related information you are sent to a page where you are instructed to make a purchase. About a page or so back I remember reading that making a purchase was not necessary for access and that I could buy links later. WRONG! Not only was I required to make a purchase, but they had the nerve to post a paypal secure sticker without being able to even accept paypal payments! (I do most of my online transactions through paypal as a measure of protection) They seemed to only accept payments through methods that I personally have never heard of before and did not seem US based.

At this point I began inspecting the page some more and noticed that the page was not secured like most legitimate pages that require personal information are. This is when I had my fill and promptly exited the site.

Is backlinksgenius.com a scam. I cannot say yes with 100% certainty, but the signs are there and it seems to me that the only links they are interested in are the ones that give access to bank accounts.