Agloco seems to be one of those companies who you either love or hate. Many people feel it’s a company destined to fail, while others like John Chow seem to believe in it. For those of you unfamiliar with Agloco, a couple of weeks ago I did a post about Making Money Online with Agloco, which covers the basics of what the service is and how the service works.

Agloco addressed the skeptics today, with this really long post about revenue and cash payouts, along with more information about the early problems the service experienced with the release of their Viewbar.

In order to reach profitability quickly (which is necessary to make cash distributions to Members – as I will detail below), we keep AGLOCO expenses to a minimum. Many of you make great suggestions for improvements we could make to AGLOCO, but unfortunately they are not yet in our affordable budget. We have tried to implement the less costly improvements while recognizing that the major changes will have to wait longer. We do hear all of your suggestions, but AGLOCO needs to become sustainable and make Member distributions as fast as possible. To keep expenses low, for example, in the year or so we have been working on AGLOCO, no development team member has been paid for their work (not to mention that some of you have been working very hard to help build AGLOCO as well and have not yet received the rewards of that work either). And with that we are turning our attention to revenue (and distributions to members).

Members often ask when they will be paid by AGLOCO, and how much they will be paid. I must admit that I have a bit of hesitation to address this issue, only because I do not want Members to misunderstand anything I say and/or take it as a “promise or prediction” of what AGLOCO will exactly do in the future. So, I will write the following with the disclaimer that everything I say below, specifically regarding when Members will be paid or how much, is only an illustration and does not constitute a promise of any sort. Capiche? Capiche.

I’m not sure if reading their post has me more assured or uncomfortable with the service.   The release of their Viewbar was definitely a success, but the slow load times with their website and other problems have caused many to lose confidence in the program.  At this point, most people surf the Internet anyway, so it’s not really costing you anything to use the service and “earn money.”  If you’re interested in signing up, you can easily sign up here and download the Viewbar.

Do you think Agloco will make it?