Many bloggers are signing up with companies that promise to pay the blogger to advertise or post about a product/service. One of these new ones was Bloggerwave. I’m sure many bloggers have already signed up with them. I was one of them as well. I never did do any opportunities though because something just didn’t seem right with them and their website was just too messy to be a professional company.
Thank goodness for intuition. The reason I say this, is because just take a look at what happened to this trustworthy blogger. He got paid $10 for an opportunity he took but then PayPal reversed it. Why you ask? Just read this excerpt from his website.
I phoned PayPal at this point. I wanted my money and suspected that PayPal was just being a little dense. The representative at PayPal corrected my assumption. They indicated that the email address payment@bloggerwave.com had been connected fraudlently to either a credit card number or bank account that had not authorized the payment. Ergo, someone setup a paypal account and linked it to someone else’s bank account or credit card number. Or possibly, someone had hijacked an existing paypal account and added the email address payment@bloggerwave.com. Eitherway PayPal was sure that fraud was involved.
Bloggerwave paying bloggers with a stolen credit card? What kind of company would do such a thing. Obviously one that surely is a fraud itself. Just look at the comparisons to Bloggerwave and PayPerPost. It is pretty much a duplicate.
Here are some images that I compared from both websites. Click on them to make it bigger.


Hey my name is Tina Silva. I'm a 24 year old chick who enjoys life in Ontario, Canada. I have a passion for photography and love music, movies, reading, traveling, shopping, sunglasses, lipbalm, handbags, and anything leopard print. I will always be a gamer girl for life!
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Great that you post this about Bloggerwave. I did 3 posts and now awaiting payment. Lets see whether they will pay me.
I agree with you that the site looks so fake and not much updates.