Some big-time earner of CPALead use Facebook viral script in getting thousands if not millions of fans to their Facebook page that leads to a website equipped with the CPALead widget.

If you don’t have idea about the CPALead, please read my post, How to Make Money with the CPALead.

There was actually a time that I was convinced to buy this Facebook Viral Script. However, I hesitated and my instinct was telling me not to do it.

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The McAfee Security Plus is installed in my PC. It is set to scan the harddisks in particular time everyday. And so far, I am contented of its performance although Avira Anti-virus Personal and Resident Shield are also installed along with the McAfee for better security.

Just recently, McAfee did its security scan on my PC’s harddisks. After doing its routine job, it showed its reports as shown on below:

McAfee Security software reported that 1 dangerous website’s cache has been present in my PC. And this website is CPALead website.

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Questions Visitors of this blog asked similar questions regarding CPALead that said: How to watch movies without filling the CPALead surveys? How to bypass CPALead? Is it possible to access websites without getting into the CPALead surveys? How to disable CPALead widgets in websites we are visiting? Answer Bypassing the CPALead widgets installed in a [...]

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CPALead is a CPA (Cost Per Action) Network that will pay you in every survey completed by a visitor of your site or blog. The process in making money through the CPALead surveys is simple: You’ll just need to embed the CPALead widget code into your blog so that a short online survey will be offered to your visitors and they need to complete the survey before they can access your premium content.

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