ePilot has a good idea -- get paid to visit web sites. But ePilot just has too may problems to be worth your time.

The ePilot web site looks inviting, registration was easy, and downloading was a snap. Even the ePilot program looks super-futuristic, and stakes up about the space of the Start menu to the right of the Start menu. This is all the good I can say about ePilot.

ePilot features "one-click access to the Web's most useful resources". Actually it takes two clicks and some frustration. You first click on the ePilot button, scroll through the menus and click on the web site you want to visit. But because of the way they designed the program, you have to have the mouse right over the text for the menus to open correctly. Visiting sites is more trouble than its worth.

You do not get paid for all the sites listed in ePilot. You only get paid for the ones with a number beside them. Not only that, but the number (between 0.01 and 0.45) beside the link is how much the advertiser is paying ePilot for your click. You only get a percentage of that number. And it also appears that the percentage you get is decreased the more you click!

The web site looks inviting, but is confusing and not clear in some places. I can't even recall seeing a minimum payout.

I do not recommend using ePilot. There are better pay-to-surf programs available.



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