Autosurf's Life Cycles

Well, i think everyone needs to understand the life cycles of any surf site.

1) new site, exciting and fresh everyone or many get in. some wait for payment postings.

2) payments made, posters come out posting proofs more people put in, this is how the first peole get paid.

3) runners, people who are just there for the fast buck are gone never to look back.

4) low funds, because of step 3 funds are lowered and now MORE new members and NEW spends are needed

During steps 1-4 people are posting so new funds are coming and people LOVE the site LOVE the admin

5) slower payments / selective payments, durring this stage because of stage 4 admins now have to pay the posters to get new money in to pay others.

6) no paid posts, Most of these are from people who have been in form day 1 but never post anything except when they are not paid or not paid as fast.

Stages 5 and 6 cause stage 7

7) panic, members are complaining to processors, telling people not to upgrade and to wait for admin to pay all pendings before upgrading again. but this just causes no more money to be paid out, these people just sealed their fate.

8) site remains on line and in active section in forums, because the admins are working on getting their share they leave the site on line and some un suspecting people spend in.

9) people may get refunded from processors that still have funds in them, making it hard for new sites to use these processors. durring this stage people are still posting and complaining,

Final stage

10) site finally gets taken off line, thread is moved, depending on how popular the site was some still complain in the closed section, Admin is building his new site.

after all stages are done we will join the next new site and even join the next one some where in the mist of the stages.

Basically what i was saying is that not all are scammers every site ends the same way and if we did not allow the stages to play out then this industry wold be nothing. there is a rule everyone keeps saying but no one follows :
"dont invest or spend more then you can afford to loose."