treeloot.com

The Concept of Treeloot.com is by clicking on a huge tree (approximately 350,000 spots located on a click able grid) you will have the opportunity to receive banana bucks. These are forms of a reward that you can cash in for various prizes. Now, when you think about this long enough, what are truly the odds everyone is guaranteed to win something in merely 5 minutes? Sounds impossible, well, to the people at Treeloot.com they are backing the promise up with their given word. Maybe they have been lying all the way through. The Game When you start off clicking on the tree, it seems a lot of fun ... more

Shove The Monkey Up Somebody’s Backside. That is what I felt like doing about ten minutes into my one and only experience with treeloot.com. I found treeloot through a link on some Web site or another that I happened to be visiting at the time. “What the hell,” I thought, “I’ll give it a shot and see what happens.” The idea behind Treeloot.com’s scam is simple: Convince users to continue clicking on an enormous grid (shaped like a tree, hence the site’s name) in order to wish cash and other prizes. After every click, you are taken to a screen ... more

First of all, lets make the major point in case you get bored by the end of this op. ***TREELOOT IS A SCAM AND YOU'D BE A FOOL TO GO ANYWHERE NEAR IT!*** Thats about the sum of this opinion, but if you wnat to know why you should avoid treeloot.com like the plague, then read on... ...just don't be tempted to visit... 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 ... more

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) ... more

Ok, I think the title pretty much says it all to be honest but I’ll carry on anyway. Treeloot.com is an American site which basically promises the Earth and gives you absolutely nothing in return. You’ll recognise its banners if not its name - they’re the ones which invite you to say ’’Shock The Monkey and win $50’’ and have a monkey sliding up and down the banner. Of course just click anywhere on the banner and you’ll be taken to the site - this is where your misgivings should begin - already they are scamming you into thinking you are playing ... more