GamingJobsOnline

If you give them the $1 from your paypal, they will continue to charge you $27 and it's very difficult to get them to stop. I sent them the cancel email about 4 times before calling my bank.

The solution is to log into your paypal account:
Go to settings
Go to payments
Go to Automatic payments
Find the one from JVZOO.com and cancel that one, it will stop them from charging you for access to a website that does nothing at all. Huge waste, major scam.

Hope this helps.

Recently I came into contact with gamingjobsonline.com and I'd have to say I definitely give it a solid 4 stars. It's not the best looking website. & it has a few ads but what website out there doesn't you know? Its not a bad gig, I make a pretty good buck with the resources they supply!

Taylor Byron

In my personal opinion this site actually does work and I still use it from time to time till this day. Yes there exaggerating about how much money you can make but you can make good money. I was raking in a few hundred bucks weekly and my roommates did as well.

Another website preying on the internet hoax of
"Stay at home game tester"
Why are game companies willing to pay you 20,50 or 100x the price so you can stay on your couch?
Doesn't make sense does it...

Signed up for their $1 trial and did not make thousands but definitely made money on my spare time. Definitely can make much more but never had the patience to complete the surveys.

I don't get it when people expect easy money, It's not! You still have to work. It's not like you sign up and just wait for the money to come.

This site when you complete your membership is utterly useless, it claims you can make a silly amount of money from reviewing games at home and you can get alot of free items along the way. All it does is show you some game testing companies, which if you do apply for need you to be on site!. Not working from home exactly is it, and the free stuff its 10 days trials for alot of crap, stay AWAY from this site.

I registered for gaming jobs over 4 months now but never received anything till now. Why? I subscribed with various gaming companies but no one ever responded.
Please help where possible.
Thank you.
John Balikuddembe
*******@hotmail.com

Signed up to see if there was anything relevant for Australia. Short answer NO. When I request to cancel my subscription and have a refund, support doesn't reply and there was no contact after repeated attempts to cancel my 'recurring subscription'
Make money... BUL&*()*!

I found this from an ad that led me to cashforgaming (dot) com. I followed all the step for this and signed up. Idk why the reviews below say its a scam cuz i've made $. I do it more for fun on my free time cuz i have a full time job so i've only made a couple hundred bucks in a month but thats a couple hundred more in my pocket!. This is a legit biz and id go threw cashforgaming (dot) com, cuz that's how i found it. Im sure there are other sites trying to be this that are scams, but the one im on i know isnt!

https://bit.ly/2Mmxudb gamingjobsonline: it works if you want to make a couple of hundred dollars in a month in your spare time minus the 27 dollars of subsription per month. Well if it doesnt work for you, dont pay the next month

Its a total scam they just give you videos i thought they were going to conact video game companies helping you but there just there just there to screw you over and take your money

Recently I have made a purchase through paypal for the amount of $37.00 for gamingjobsonline service. The service has proven to be fraudulent in its advertising. On the homepage at "http://www.gamingjobsonline.com/index.php" the website describes different ways that the video game companies can "... pay big bucks to people like you and me just to know what we are thinking?" and also "You can get paid to try new Games, Gaming Consoles, Controllers or other products (and keep the free products too!" furthermore, "You can get paid to review new Games for up to $30 an hour". I was much enthused to begin making money with this system as any video gamer would, so I decided to pursue it... On the next page after I was asked to sign up, more fraudulent advertising was on this page also "3 FREE Games! Choose from PS3, PC for Xbox 360""5 FREE Games! Choose from ps2, DS, PSP & Xbox""5 FREE DVDS!""2 FREE Blueray and HD Discs""60 Days Money Back Guarantee". Also they advertised that they had a special three day discount offer..."Update: 3 Day sale! Promo ends on May 15,2010. For a very limited time only, we are offering Premium Membership Access for only 79.97 $37. Your membership never expires, and there are no additional fees ever. Join today and save over 50% off!"--". I was then redirected to Clickbank's secure website for payment. Although I got my money back, I was tricked into giving it to them in the first place.

Avoid this guys at any cost.

They just scam people. I've tried one membership and it doesn't work at all.

Hello, I have not read all the other comments. I wasnt looking to become a games tester but I was looking for an opportunity to promote as a marketer.

I just signed up to GamingJobsOnline.com, to see if this product had value and delivers results. If so, I would consider promoting it.

My initial understanding was that the product HAD connections with companys within gaming and that you would test games, maybe misleading.

However my findings where not what I expected so far. But this site DOES contain useful information.

My Findings:
1, Once logged in the site looked professional, but you will not test any games from this network what so ever.
2, The creator does give useful information on what skills and what to write on a CV, where you should start developing skills, and ideas where to invest.
3, How to build your very own Gaming Platform (which for the right people might be useful).
4, On-line survey sites, grrr I hate surveys (and these survey sites are not solely focused on gaming although you may pick and choose your surveys) and Ill normally make $1 an hour if not worse.
5, The video content is WAY out of date!
6, I noticed that some offer links are broken.
7, Ive noticed playtests, and other material like this are based in certain locations in the US and you dont need to be a member to attend.
8, Its hard work but I do think this approach may help you gain a position in games testing (but it states any one can do it, which in theory anyone can but expect to invest your time and money).

Conclusion:
This service seems to be misleading, although some of the resources may be useful to the right people.
I would not recommend it to a friend.
If you are serious about games testing, and dont know where to start it might help.
I would not promote this product and would not consider this as reliable service/source, so I can't recommend it.

I hope you have found this information helpful thank you for reading.

I wanted to try it, and paid the 1$ entry fee, next thing I know, I have 32$ missing from my paypal account, dont even think about trying it!

Steer clear of this. Values are nowhere near realistic and the information provided is very misleading.

I do that i love. Xbox, PS4 all thing great. So if you have free time or gamer addict. I think you have to choose this job for yourself.