What is Autosurf?

If you are new to the Internet world, you will probably find it a bit hard to understand what is Autosurf. This is because it is a unique investment scheme that is not found in our day to day life but only in the Internet virtual world.

Here is a simple example to let you understand what is Autosurf:

1. You sign up with an Autosurf operator (e.g. http://www.autosurfoperator.com)
2. You invest an initial amount (e.g. $1006) in your account with the operator.
3. You are then required to view the advertisements in the operator's website. They are supposed to get those advertisements onto their website just like a TV channel would get advertisements from merchants.
4. You will be rewarded N% (e.g. 12%) of your invested amount each day you take the trouble to view the advertisements. The idea is such that they attract people like you to view the advertisements by rewarding people. They also attract advertisers because you will be delligent in viewing the advertisements.
5. After M days (e.g. 12 days), you can take the money out and if you did not missed any day viewing the advertisements, you would get MxN% (144%) of your invested amount (144%x$1006=1448.64). That means, you get a reward of 44% return in investment. Normally, the yield is very quite high - in the range of 1% per day to 5% per day.
6. In addition, because they would hope to have more people to view the advertisements, you will be rewarded handsomely, for example 10%, for each friend you refer to sign up with the operator. Hence, you will get more than 44% return if you refer friends to sign up. For example, if you refer 2 friends over the 12-day period, you will get a return of 44%+24%=68% in total.

You can read up more on Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autosurf

Sounds like greate investment schemes, right?