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Getting Paid to Drive Your Car

Is this really legitimate? Drive a car for free? The answer is YES! This is a new advertising phenomenon that is taking off in the U.S. and several other countries. Companies pay to have their logos and ads stylishly and temporarily applied to a personal vehicle. There are dozens of options for different driving programs. You can sign up for a program that provides a free car for you to drive for up to 2 years, or you can have your own car "wrapped" and be paid to drive it. There are other options as well. Different programs vary for the amount of time each company wants you to drive the car around. It is possible to get a job driving full time and getting paid quite well for it.

What is the downside? Two things actually. One is that you still pay for the gas (although oil changes and maintenance on the car are paid by the company in many cases). The other consideration (and this is what most websites don't tell you) is that you might have to wait on a waiting list for several months. Some people get their agreement much sooner, but the wait time can be long. So if you're patient and if you're willing to be paid to drive a car that makes everyone's head turn, get yourself on the list!

Rank	Site Review	Popularity / Satisfaction	Rating
1	The Free Car Guru is a financial genius. He starts off his ebook, "18 Proven Ways to Drive a Free Car" with a convincing calculation that shows you that the average person will spend $400,000 over his or her lifetime to pay for a car. Therefore it makes all the sense in the world to figure out how to drive a car for free. Then he gives you 18 ways that you can do this (#17 we find a little too off-the-chart for our tastes, but it's viable--the rest of them are all completely applicable and easy to implement). This ebook reveals all the best information about how to find and apply for free car programs. The database offers 20 companies total. Thirteen are for US drivers, three are in the UK, one focuses on Europe, another on France and two for Canada.	Very High/ Very High	9.9
2	Listing 15 companies, Free Car Index offers the 2nd largest database of the websites we reviewed. Eleven are for US drivers, three are in the UK and one in France. Not much instruction offered, just the database of free car companies. This site also offers the bonus ebook, "How to Beat a Speeding Ticket" which is remarkably informative about your options should you find yourself in this unfortunate circumstance. Hint: read it before you get caught.	Very High/ High	9.7
3	Free Car Source lists the top 6 companies in their database, all in the US. This website was one of the first on-line services offering these kinds of opportunities, so they have a reputation to protect. Hints and tips section uniquely written to give you the best advantage over other applicants. This is where their experience in the industry pays off. Currently offering some pretty decent free bonuses to sweeten the deal.	High/ High	9.6

Other Important Anti-Scam Sites

Small Business Administration - U.S. government organization for aiding small business owners.
Federal Trade Commission - Watchdog arm of the U.S. government for consumer issues.
U.S. Department of Justice - DOJ's website for educating the public on Internet fraud.
Federal Bureau of Investigation - The FBI's advice for avoiding Internet business fraud.
U.S. State Department - Overview of typical business scams both inside and outside the U.S.
IC3.gov - The Internet Crime Complaint Center receives, develops and refers complaints of cyber-crime.
Consumer.gov - FTC portal for research in comsumer issues.
On Guard Online - Practical tips to help you understand computer security and guard against Internet fraud.
CommerceNet - Organization dedicated to enabling safe business practices on the Internet.
Library of Congress - Business Reference Services provides resources for business practices on the Internet.
Federal Citizen Information Center - Database of scam, fraud and recall resources.
Firstgov.gov - Portal for research in government databases for all business practice information.
Office of the Inspector General - Fraud prevention and detection resources and reporting.

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