Scam site site?

[Titan]

I keep staring at the day-after-day stupid ad in my hotmail account for the miracle tooth whitening thing discovered by some mom.

When I log into facebook there's the ads for free government money, internet marketing, and all that crap.

But, on the other hand, I like my curiosity satisfied and want to know the truth. There must be something to it, however symbolic, insignificant, or hopeless. Can't someone make a site that reveals the "secret" in order to review it?

I am just wondering if there is a forum or legitimate review site that can keep up with all these stupid net startups and determine if there is even a shred of validity to what is claimed, and what the unintended consequences would be, (like do they sell your info?).

I trust the level-headedness most ATOTers offer, I'm just wondering if there's a good consolidated resource.

I know a lot of material gets leaked through torrents sometimes, but if that's not legal to review, you wonder who could legally make a review site. But the tough job would be keeping up.

The latest kind of scam sites that I hate are the sites that claim they know which ones are the scam sites and which ones aren't, and sound so innocent because they "review" the sites, meanwhile directing you to a top few sites. This approach is so disingenuine and deceptive that it actually pisses me off.

 

[Titan]

Obligatory bump as this thread left the front page in less than 5 minutes flat.

 

[txrandom]

I think one exists but instead of a physical site it's a phrase you memorize:

if you have the slightest hint that it's a scam, assume it's a scam.

 

[DrPizza]

I think there's a site called scams.org or scams.com, or something like that. Seems somewhat legit, but is in a forum format - meaning the people in on the scam are able to post & deny that it's a scam.