There are a lot of scammers out there that offer to pay you for reading emails. I've seen lists and they are quite long but one company I haven't seen on them was Bankomails.com. They offer $100 per email with a payout at $20 000 for free members. The problem (because I know this sounds really good) is that once you arrive at that amount or more the link they promise doesn't show. Oh yes you'll see one but it offers you the ability to pay for ads but you can't even get that. The link goes to a virtually empty page with no options.
If you are a member of this site get out of it while you can and DO NOT pay for the upgraded membership. You won't see a cent of it. Always be careful where you put your money. I had joined the free membership (warily) because I didn't completely trust them and didn't want to shell out money without first knowing they are trustable (they're not listed with the better business bureau) but felt the company should have a chance to prove themselves. They have proven to be a flat out SCAM. I have done everything and the only way I could request payment was through the contact page and that was useless. I've recieved nothing from them.
I ask anyone to investigate this company and report it to the FBI if you are in the states. The company has no email or any contact number and the contact and ticket pages are bogus. Nobody answers them. If you're looking to make some money -avoid them like the plague.
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