treeloot.com

Treeloot.com promises a chance at winning money - and all you have to do is click your mouse! Personally, I think it’s a fraud, but that is yet to be proven one way or another. But, if you’ve actually won cash from this site, please leave a comment and let me know. It would definitely make my day! Anyway, Treeloot.com is a simple prize site, and is often cited as being highly addictive. It’s very simple to play, really. You are given an enormous grid - with numerous, almost-countless pixels making up an image of a giant tree. Click anywhere on the grid that you want. If - and I repeat IF - you click on the right pixel, you win money. Each ...  Read the complete review

Last year, I started to see banner adverts on lots of sites advertising Treeloot; all you had to do was punch the monkey. Since then, they've toned down the adverts (pah) - you now have to 'shock' the monkey instead. If you look closely, you'll see the advert says 'Shock the Monkey (tm) and win $20*'. Well, that * seems to mean 'and then waste time clicking on an imagemap and viewing adverts'. Funnily enough, the ad *doesn't* explain the meaning of the *. The $20 isn't real, of course - it's 20 bananabucks, a sort of virtual currency that you can use to get such thrilling rewards as a 'free' cell phone and ...  Read the complete review

I completley agree with all the other opinions that have been submitted about this site, its a absolute waste of time. The site itself supposedly lets u win thousands of dollars but i've never heard about anyone that has won a single thing from it. The site comprises of a tree where you must click in to win prizes, a monkey ocassionally gives you tips as to where prizes are and asks for your name. If you are very lucky and click there about a hundred times you get to the bonas round. If you do have a go and click on the literally hundreds of thousands of squares that are located in the tree you win banana bucks which as I found out if you are in ...  Read the complete review

If you've been using the Web for long enough, you've probably learnt to ignore the banner ads that appear on so many pages. You might well have learnt to ignore them so well that someone can talk about some adverts that have been doing the rounds, and you'll fail to recognise the description at all, even if you?ve seen it loads of times. Treeloot.com may or may not be an exception. They have the most annoying, intrusive adverts imaginable (with the possible exception of some Casino adverts which try so hard to be noticed that they can really distract you when you're trying to surf the web), and they actually managed to get through to me. ...  Read the complete review

First of all, lets get one thing completely clear. TREELOOT IS A SCAM AND YOU'D BE A FOOL TO GO ANYWHERE NEAR IT! However, you'll want to know a little more about it anyway, because no doubt you wouldn't want to take just my word for it. So here goes... Treeloot.com is a hugely popular American site - hugely popular because despite how ridiculous it is, it is also extremely addictive, although your chances of winning are extremely remote if not non-existent. The idea behind Treeloot is this: You are presented with a large tree - the money tree, about which is hidden loads of different cash amounts. You ...  Read the complete review