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I see an ad on the web. “ 6 Nearly Secret Things To Do If You Use Apple Pay “ I click the link to read more information about tips for Apple Pay. Immediately it suggested: Play a affiliated gambling app and win money. Play an affiliated gambling bingo app. Apply for a different affiliated credit card. Apply for debt relief from an affiliate site. Apply for a completely different credit card. gambling. And finally fill my free time with an affiliated game for iPhone. With chances to win money. This is not helpful. Not related. Not advice. Not journalism. It’s insulting. It’s predatory. This is completely ridiculous. honedtly? based on this one interaction I don’t think this site is real. Scams. Stay away. Block.

Finance Buzz is a shill review writer for pay for play apps that collect money but hardly pay out. I installed Solitaire Cash, Solitaire Pop, etc. Collected jewels until I had enough to play for cash reward. I met the minimum cash out $2 and the app freezes preventing a payout. Help requests are useless and a response never returns. If the company shills for P4P apps, I'm very sure credit card/loans/refi recommendations are sketchy.

Using scare tactics for their own benefit.

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I am so glad you are NOT entertaining anything because YOU ARE NOT you are supposed to be printing the TRUTH and i merely was bringing something to your attention your proposal to print something that is NOT factual should be in YOUR INTEREST and CONSIDERATION instead you generate a generic scripted response i'll keep this so that you can keep showing to so many you are deceiving let me know if anything changes, i have already done my part there is NO survey on Survey Junkie that pays $45 per ... I was trying to point our your mistake instead you ignored it. So much for good journalism

As much as your article on "... most useless college degrees..." garnered interest evidently the authors overgeneralized & truly fell short in their blanket statement. Most readers can attest to their learning how to read in the back alley, under the blankets with a flashlight, in the crook of a cherry tree, on the banks of a lazy river, on the steps of a building, or maybe in a school classroom. Quite possibly the author felt shortchanged in their languishing journalistic endeavors to lay blame on their miniscule grey matter to retain the teachings of giving credit where credit is due... easier to lambast than to provide support. Besides, many readers will admit that teaching is for those with a passion to share knowledge, to maintain the learning-for-a-lifetime continuum. That one author's opinion does not define all who can read; that learning to share knowledge is a gift. Much like learning to report with objectivity.

Used one of their links to shop around for insurance, now am inundated with phishing and scam emails.

your response to my advertising inquiry was inappropriate