They give you $6, 000 just for signing up, with another $2, 400 in ads to click on. However, their platinum upgrade (which reduces minimum payout to $1, 000) only costs $500, which would allow a new user to get out immediately, turning a $7, 900 profit in the process.

So, I really cannot say for sure if it is a scam or not, but clearly, both are possibilities. However, in their Terms and Conditions, a payout is promised, so there you shall have it. Whether you know it or not, that counts as a legally binding contract, and you may, if you wish, sue them for your $300, 000. Even after government court taxes and lawyer fees, you can still walk with a cool $120, 000. Hell, I'd sue 'em.