Le site getgambit.com est-il sûr ?

This site provides offers for "virtual currency". Many, if not most of the offers shouldn't be there, due to spam/scam, or worse. The site is also bad at providing helpful, positive customer service. But with that said, there are some solid offers, and some customer service reps who are willing to help. While the site on a whole isn't great, and could use a LOT of work, it shouldn't be completely dismissed. Use caution, and treat it like a creepy stranger (don't give out personal info, phone number, main email address, or give it a chance to spread an infectious disease)

Never heard of this site never been to this site. But tonite there was a charge on my PayPal acct. for 9.99 for some stuff related to surfing. Yeah, right .... a almost-63 year old surfing greatgrandmother who is cofined to bed. Reported it and want my money back! Some pulled a fast one on me. This ticks me to no end! What is Gaia cash??? never heard of that!

I've used this site numerous times and had a large number of offers fail despite reading the terms in full, they frequently blame failures in tracking systems or complain their advertisers technology is inferior and causing all the issues although one wonders why they don't insist on improvements. Also many offers have questionable privacy practices or deceptive wording that would give a false impression to a majority or users unless they were very on top of reading the terms, of course they rely on the fact many users are too click happy. On the other hand if one selects the right offers some may well be beneficial assuming they pay, enter into these arrangements only if you like the advertisers product and their terms assume any payment from gambit is a bonus to avoid disappointment.

As well as viruses and malicious software. This site features "offers" from "sponsors" that are often questionable in nature for websites, such as *****, and on applications for Myspace and Facebook. Many of them ask for personal information -even for a simple survey. Many users at Gaiaonline.com have found that the "offers" do not award the credit they are suppose to (usually citing that the offer "didn't log your information correctly" or that "they couldn't verify your information") and that most of them install spyware, malware, and viruses on your computer when you visit the site or download anything for the "offers".