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Is Bitcoin Millionaire Pro a Scam System? – Please Read

Bitcoin Millionaire Pro claims that the biggest spike in Bitcoin is yet to come and that you can cash in on this by investing in the Bitcoin Millionaire Pro system, which is an automated trading software that does all the work for you. But is this really true or is the only thing this is good for stealing your money? Is Bitcoin Millionaire Pro a scam?

I’ll get straight to the point here and tell you that yes… Bitcoin Millionaire Pro is nothing more than a scam system that lures people in by giving the hopes and dreams of becoming rich from Bitcoin. It is filled with misleading information and in this review I’m going to be showing you this. I’ll be going over why you cannot trust this system at all and why its a scam.

Bitcoin Millionaire Pro Review

In the video presentation pretty much all the spokesman talks about is all the money people have made from Bitcoin. He keeps going over different scenarios about how if you would have invested small amounts of money years ago you would be a millionaire today. This seems to be the core of the sales pitch to get people to buy into this Bitcoin Millionaire Pro system.

And things seem legit. He claims to be a part of the “International Council for Bitcoin” which is an advanced team of statisticians, data analysts and software developers and says that it makes them sick to see people missing out on such an amazing opportunity.

Although Bitcoin is already thought to have reached much of its potential in price, this guy claims that the biggest spike is on its way.

So how do you cash in on this opportunity?

Well of course you invest in their Bitcoin Millionaire Pro software. You see they supposedly created this amazing trading software that makes you tons of money… hooray!!! But seriously… this is all a scam and I’m going to show you why.

SCAM…. Here Is Why

The entire sales presentation is just filled with misleading information that is intended to sucker people into buying into this crap.

The entire time the spokesman talks all about how you can invest in Bitcoin right now and make a fortune because the biggest spike in Bitcoin price is yet to come. Then he tells you that all you have to do is invest in their trading software to make money from all of this.

But why would you have to invest in their trading software? Why not just invest in Bitcoin itself and hold onto it as the price goes up like he says it will? It makes no sense to trade it when its going to spike up in price like this. This would be an idiotic investment move that would hurt more than help.

Besides the entire reason for why you should invest in this system not making sense… here are a few other things you should know…

The “International Council for Bitcoin” Does Not Exist

If you look this up on Google all you are going to find is information about this being involved in scams. Apparently there have been other scams in the past that claim to be peddled by the International Council for Bitcoin but this is all made up.

There is no such thing. Its all a ploy to try to add some credibility to this system because of course it seems like a big deal… when in reality its nothing at all.

They Don’t Provide Any REAL Information

Just think about it…. how does this software actually trade Bitcoin and make you so much money? Like most scams, they don’t really tell you anything. You are just supposed to believe that it does what they tell you it does. But they offer no explanation as to how it does this and no proof that it actually does either. I guess the software just magically finds you winning trades and that is all there is to it.

You just cannot trust anything they tell you, especially when there is no proof and you now know that they made up the organization that they claim is behind this whole thing.

They also don’t tell you anything about ANYTHING really. You don’t know who the spokesman is talking in the video, you don’t know who any of the other people behind this system are, you don’t know anything really. And the reason is because they don’t tell you anything. All they tell you throughout the majority of the presentation video is about how amazing Bitcoin is an how you need to invest right now.

How They Scam People

I’ve seen this well over 100 times and this is how they are going to scam you out of your money if you do invest in this:

The system is free yes…. but…. you first have to invest money into your trading account so that the software can make trades for you. Whats gong to happen is they are going to refer you to some completely unregulated broker, which makes no sense to be referred to a broker in the first place because as I explained in my post here, when trading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin there is no need for a broker.

But anyways… they will refer you to an unregulated broker that you are supposed to deposit at least $250 with. They might make you think that you are making money by increasing your balance in your account. But you will find that when it comes time to withdrawal money you will not be able to. This is how they get you.

Conclusion On Bitcoin Millionaire Pro – Scam

Bitcoin Millionaire Pro is a scam without a doubt. Its your pretty typical get rich quick scheme that takes advantage of all the hype surrounding Bitcoin, just like Banking on Blockchain and Crypto Magnet.

When I review a system like this that seems like an obvious scam from the start, I usually go in thinking its a scam and look to be proven wrong. In this case there was nothing that proved me wrong in anyway. There was nothing that I saw when reviewing this system that makes me think it is legitimate in any way.

You can invest in it if you want to but I sure as heck wouldn’t recommend it. And if you did invest in it and want to get your money back you are probably going to have to use a service like MyChargeBack to help you get that money back.

Also, before you leave be sure to check out this program for making money online. I use it and its something I actually recommend.

Leave any comments or questions below and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

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Your Easy Business Review – Another Very Misleading Sales Pitch

Your Easy Business claims to provide a weird trick that helps newbies may give her $500 per day, but is this actually a legitimate program or suggest another get rich quick scheme that is going to end up leaving you with less money than when he started? Is Your Easy Business a scam?

Since you are reading my review here I’m guessing you’re skeptical but claims that Paula Shaffer made, who is supposedly the creator of this program. While your gut instinct just paid off because this program is not something that you want to buy into after watching the sales video. While you can make money with what they are selling you, it is very misleading and if you buy into it from this misleading sales pitch you have no idea what you’re getting into.

In this review I’m going to be going over the truth of the matter. I will be telling you what they are really trying to sell you and how it really works.

Your Easy Business Review

From the outside, it seems that Your Easy Business is the typical get-rich-quick scheme. Paula Shaffer claims that you are one of the few very lucky people as she invited to watch the presentation video. She also claims that she is making you your very own website as you’re watching the video and they don’t start earning you money throughout the video.

She claims that you will start making money right away with this website that she is setting up for you. Supposedly newbies are making over $500 per day with this.

But of course not this is actually true, and if this is exactly what I’m going to prove to you today in this review.

What I want to give her first is some of the major red flags that I found on the presentation page for Your Easy Business. Then after that, I will go over what this program really is.

You Just Can’t Trust This Place

False Scarcity

in the video presentation false scarcity is used. This is a common scam tactic that is used to make people buy into opportunities as fast as possible without actually thinking about it and doing the proper research.

She tells you that 12 o’clock midnight she might be closing the video forever, but this is not true at all. You can go to the website the next day I guarantee they video will still be up when you. How do I know this? Because they are looking to get every single person can possibly get to buy into this and you will see why shortly.

You Were Lucky To Have Been Invited

She tells you that you are one of the few lucky people to be invited to this opportunity. However this couldn’t be further from the truth. Anyone can go to the website youreasybusiness.com and watch the presentation of video.

You are not one of the few lucky people to be invited. You are one of the many many many people have been invited you are actually not lucky at all.

Read The Income Disclaimer!!!

When you are looking into a program trying to find out if it’s a scam or not always read the income disclosure at the bottom of the page, which is where it’s usually located. When I went down to read the income disclaimer for this program they were two things that caught my eye.

First of all, they literally tell you that the typical purchaser does not make any money with this program. Then, right after that sentence they mention a different program that they had never mentioned before, not in the sales video nor anywhere else on the website. The programs name that they state in the income disclosure is called “Easy Internet Plan”…

A mistake like this is pretty typical with scam half programs. Usually what happens is they rehash old programs with new names and typically mess up somewhere along the line when creating the new website.

The Real Program Being Sold To You

Your Easy Business is basically just a sales funnel to get you to buy into a another program called MOBE. MOBE is a high ticket digital marketing training program that provides tools and training for making money online, which is very similar to Legendary Marketer and Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System.

Basically what is going on here, is that the creator of this website Your Easy Business is a member of MOBE and is trying to recruit you in to make money.

There are two major points I want to make about the MOBE program, which are that the main focus of it is to get members to recruit other members in and that it is extremely expensive.

MOBE… Recruit, Recruit, Recruit

MOBE is one of those programs so that you buy into to make money online and then you end up making money online by getting others to buy into it as well. It is possible to apply the tools and training that MOBE provides to any online business but the main focus of the entire system, the training and tools combined, is to get members to go out and recruit other members in.

I am not saying that the tools and training provided are not up to par. I am just pointing out the fact that the program overwhelmingly focuses on getting members to get other people to buy in to the same darn program.

The Price

if you buy in for $37 and do not know the true cost of this program you are going to end up having a heart attack later on. I mentioned a little bit ago that MOBE is a high ticket program. What this means is that it is extremely expensive and that you can make big commissions from selling it to other people.

The $37 buy-in price is just the very beginning of it. This price is for an introductory product on the MOBE platform. The core products it very very very expensive, costing as much as $29,997. You can see a chart of the core product prices below…

Something that is very important to know is that you must first buy the products before you can sell them and make money with them did so in order to make massive commissions you first must by the massively expensive products. This licensing rights business model keeps the money flowing.

What happens, is that you buy-in for the low price of $37 and then you get up sold on the higher more expensive products because you pretty much have to buy them in order to make money selling MOBE…. Well at least to make good money. Then, you go out and recruit other members to join in the same thing happens to them. It is an endless cycle of being sold on high ticket products that are way overvalued and going out and having the same thing done to others.

Conclusion On Everything

Your Easy Business is definitely a scam. All this website really does is mislead you into buying the real product which is MOBE. They make everything sound way easier and way better than what it really is. It’s your typical get-rich-quick sales pitch. I review MOBE sales funnel sites like this all the time, most recent ones being Get Money Relief and My Hidden Pages.

MOBE on the other hand isn’t really a complete scam but I would say that they do have a rather unethical business model. Some MOBE members will fight me tooth and nail on this, but I don’t see how I can possibly disagree with me. Anyone can buy into this program and see for themselves that it pushes you to go out and promote the very program that you just bought into.

Buy in if you want but this is not something that I really recommend doing. Not only is it extremely expensive and well out of the budget of many people looking to make money online, but do you really want to make money with the recruitment program like this?

Feel free to take a look at how I make money online and in this post if you want to see something that I do recommend. In it I will go over what exactly I do, how it all works, and the best way for beginners to get started doing the same.

Feel free to leave any questions or comments below and I will get back to you as soon as possible 🙂

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1K In 1 Day… Legit or Scam Program? – A Review That You Should Read

1K in 1Day was created by a man named John Becker and supposedly can make ordinary people and extra $1,000 every single day with no work on their part…. but is this really true. After all… it kind-0f sounds like a typical get rich quick kind of scam doesn’t it? Is 1K In 1 Day legit? Or is this all a big scam?

In this review I will be going over some important things that you should know. I have been reviewing scams for quite a while online now and I want to point out a few red flags that lead me to believe that this is nothing more than your typical scam. I’m guessing that you were already suspicious of this since you are reading my review… and luckily your suspicions paid off because you are about to avoid this nasty blood sucking parasite of a system.

1K In 1 Day Review

John Becker supposedly created this secret algorithm along with a friend that worked at Goldman Sachs. Supposedly this algorithm brings about a different type of trading method than is normally used, one where you can profit big when the market is going down.

He claims that this opportunity to use the free software that uses this algorithm has only been given to a handful of people, and if you saw the presentation video you are one of these lucky people.

And of course the best part of all of this is that he claims you can easily make $1,000 every single day you run this software. All you do is run the software, sit back, and watch your money pile grow. It sounds like the greatest thing I have ever heard but unfortunately I don’t trust a word of what he tells you and I’ll be going over why you shouldn’t either.

There are a lot of red-flags that point to this whole thing being a scam that you need to be aware of.

Red-Flags Galore……Scam???

#1 – The No Name “John Becker”

John Becker claims to be one of the masterminds behind this amazing software but who is he really? Unfortunately he is a fake. The guy is not who they tell you he is. How do I know? Well because I ran a reverse Google image search on the picture of him that was below the presentation video and this is what I found…

The image is a stock photo that anyone can buy on ShutterStock and use online..

#2 – How Does It Work Again??

He tells you that the software makes you money when the market is going down… and gives some examples about how Warren Buffet and other investors have made tons of money in bad market times. But of course this doesn’t really tell you anything at all.

If you go down below the presentation video they tell you that the software analyzes market variables every 1 millionth of a second and that it places a trade in either direction based on the risk involved… so that you are always guaranteed profit.

How does it do all of this??? Well magic I guess… because they don’t tell you any more about it. You are just supposed to take their word for it even though you don’t know who is behind it anymore because John Becker is a fake.

#3 – 99.8% Accuracy… Are You Serious?

The fake John Becker claims that this secret algorithm that his friend and he created can predict and win trades with 99.8% accuracy. This is one heck of a ridiculously high accuracy for a bot and any experienced trader would tell you that this is a scam just from hearing this number alone.

If this were true then John would be a rockstar. This would be one heck of an incredible achievement. But seriously… there is no way this is true.

#4 – You Received a Special Invitation

He tries to make you feel special by telling you that you have been handpicked for this amazing opportunity to use the software. He says the only way you can land on the presentation page is by being invited. But this is all a bunch of bologna. You can go to 1kin1day.net any time of the day and land on the page.

#5 – It has nothing to do with Forex, mlm, affiliate marketing, bots, or any other questionable money making method…. HUH?

He tells you that it has nothing to do with bots but then of course the whole system is based around this trading bot using some secret algorithm that he created…. this guy is a moron.

How You Will Get Scammed

You might be wondering…. well how is this going to scam you if it is 100% free to use. Well I haven’t actually tried the system out but I have looked into enough of these scams to know how they work.

What is going to happen is after you join you are going to be directed to a broker to deposit funds, because of course you are going to need to fund your account before you can have the bot trade for you right? The broker that they refer you to is going to be completely unregulated and they are then going to take your money for good.

The software might make you think that you are making money. Maybe it will show your balance growing, but when it comes time to withdrawal your money you will not be able to do so.

Conclusion on 1K In 1 Day – Scam

1K In 1 Day is pretty much your typical get rich quick scheme when it comes to automated trading software, similar to Semantic Investment App or Ripple Code. Its common for these scams to tell you that they run on some secret new algorithm that can predict trades with insanely high levels of accuracy. And of course nothing they tell you is backed up by any proof whatsoever.

Although it is your choice, I definitely do not recommend investing in this. And if you did and are trying to get your money back you are probably going to need to use a service like MyChargeBack to help you do this.

If interested you can also check out how I make a living online. I figure since you are looking to make money with this trading software online you also might be interested in this. You can learn more here.

Also, leave any comments or questions below and I’ll get back to you soon ?

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Ad Copy Pros Review – Can You Really Make $25 to $500 Per Day Copying & Pasting Ads Like This?

Ad Copy Pros claims that anyone can make $25 – $500 per day pretty easily by copying and pasting ads with their system. But is this really true or is there a catch to it? Is there something that they aren’t telling you? Is Ad Copy Pros a scam somehow that is going to just be a discouraging experience?

In this review I’ll be going over the truth of this all. And the truth is taht yes… there is something that they don’t tell you, something that is very important to know that I will be going over.

Ad Copy Pros Review

Ad Copy Pros is a system that you can make money with by reselling the system. Basically what you do is buy into the system by purchasing a product package and then copy & paste pre-made ads to try to get others to buy in. This is how you make money. You buy in then you get others to buy in and the cycle continues.

When you buy in you get the same sales funnel that was used on you when you were about to buy in or when you did buy in. You will be able to refer people to this video and make money when people join…

They tell you that there is no experience needed and that all you have to do is post ads on various social media sites which seems very easy to do… however this is the part I have a major problem with because it is NOT going to work out for everyone and I’ll go over more on why soon.

How You Get Paid

There are 2 product packages that you can choose to buy, both of which you get to keep 100% of the sales from. These include…

ACP1 = $25
ACP2 = $125

The catch is that you only get to keep the sales of packages you already own. So if you buy in at the $25 level and refer someone else that buys both the $25 level and the $125 level, you will only get to keep the $25 and not the $125 because you did not buy that package yourself.

So you can potentially earn up to $125 per referral but for this to work you would have to own both packages and refer someone else in that bought both packages.

They also have a “reverse 1 up” system in place, as does BTC 1 Up that I reviewed recently, where you pass up your second sale to your sponsor. With your first sale that you make you will keep the money, but the second sales gets passed up to the person who recruited you in, whom you won’t even know. The same thing will then happen for you. All of your referrals’ second sales will get passed up to you. So what this means is that the more you recruit people in the more you have to gain from this reverse 1 up compensation plan.

How Does Ad Copy Pros Make Money

You may be wondering how this can all work if you get to keep 100% of the profits. Well what happens is when you first buy in you have to pay a $10 licensing fee. This is a one time fee that you only pay when you buy in. So what this means is that you will need at least $35 to buy in, which is $25 + $10.

Is This Really As Easy As It Seems? = No

The simple truth is that this is nowhere near as easy as they make you believe it is and I don’t see many people making money with it. They tell you that pretty much all you will be doing is posting ads on social media sites and of course they are going to tell you how to do this, so there is a bit of training provided, however it is not nearly enough.

Online marketing is not something you just go out and do one day and be successful with. You can’t just go posting some ads on your social media and expect them to go viral or anything. There is a lot more to it than this. I’ve been in the business since 2015 and if it were this easy I would have been doing this a long time ago.

The only way you are going to be able to make good money doing what they tell you is if you have a massive social media following somehow, which most people do not.

Just A Big Money Making Scheme

This place is nothing more than a big money making scheme. You buy in and then you get others to buy in. Basically all you get provided with when you buy in is a bit of training and a referral link you can use to refer others to buy in. There is nothing more to it than this.

On top of the fact that its not going to be nearly as easy as the video presentation leads you to believe it will be, the who system isn’t one I’d recommend getting involved with. I see systems like this all the time and they never last. The only ones that last and stay around for years are ones that provide real value. This one is not about value… its all about making money.

Conclusion on Ad Copy Pros – Good Opportunity or Not?

Like I said, you really aren’t going to be able to make much without having a massive social media following. They don’t provide the training and tools necessary to really be able to make money online. The average person might be able to make a bit of money doing this but is it sustainable? Absolutely not. Will it be much? No.

Overall this system is very simple and there is not much to it…. which is the problem because it won’t work out good. You can try it for yourself if you want to, I mean it only costs $35 to get started but don’t expect much of you do and I don’t recommend it.

If you are looking to make money online and are looking for a well-rounded quality program that provides all the tools and training to make a sustainable income online then I suggest taking a look at this program. I’ve been a member since 2015 making money with it so I can personally show you that it works.

Also, please leave any comments or questions below and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

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Banner Bit, Scam or Can You Really Make Money Flipping Ads? – [Review]

Banner Bit claims to be an “online ad flipping platform” where you can buy and sell online advertising and supposedly make a ton of money doing so.

But is this really true or a bunch of bologna? Is Banner Bit a scam like it seems it very well could be? If you were thinking about buying into this then you are definitely going to want to think again. In this review I’ll be going over a few important things that you should definitely know about.

Update: Read comments below video. This may actually be legitimate but its hard to say for sure.

Banner Bit Review

Like I said, Banner Bit claims to be an ad flipping platform that provides software that will automatically flip ads for you. They claim to be the number one marketplace for buying and selling ads.

Since you are reading this I’m guessing you probably are a little suspicious of the claims made. Maybe you came across an overly hyped presentation that resembled a “get rich quick” scheme or maybe you went onto the main website and were just confused as to what was going on.

I mean what the heck is “ad flipping” anyhow? This is a rather strange sounding way of making money and it is confusing even to me, who has been online marketing since 2015.

But anyhow… in the rest of this review I’ll be going over some red-flags that caught my eye when I was looking into this platform and why I do not trust this place at all.

Red Flags

Red Flag #1 – “Ad Flipping”… seriously?

Whenever you come across a system that claims to be able to make you money by “ad flipping” its a good idea to proceed with caution. There have been a lot of scams lately that claim to make you a bunch of money by flipping ads and I’ve reviewed many like Free Ad Cash System and Bitcoin Advertising.

To be honest I haven’t came across a legitimate ad flipping platform or anything like this yet. Maybe there are legitimate platforms out there and maybe this is actually a feasible way to make money online…. I don’t know. All I know is that I have seen numerous scams promoting this method and it all doesn’t really make much sense to me. For this reason I consider the entire method of making money here a major red flag that you should think about.

How it supposedly works…

Supposedly you buy banner ads, wait for their price to increase and then sell them, keeping the profit. Honestly if someone has more insight on this I would love to hear it because its not really clicking in my brain.

Red Flag #2 – No Information On The Company

Another big problem that I see is that there is no information given on the Banner Bit platform itself. I don’t know anything about this company and really can’t look much up because there is nothing for me to go off of.

I did a quick whois search of the domain but couldn’t find anything. The person who registered the domain’s name is hidden. All I found was that it was registered on 04/27/2017…

Red Flag #3 – Fake Promotional Videos

Another common red flag that I see with scams is fake testimonial videos. For Banner Bit I found a video on Youtube of this buy claiming to have been involved in ad flipping since 1997 and making a ton of money doing it…

The problem is that this guy is a paid actor from Fiverr as you can see below. I knew this as soon as I saw the video because I’ve seen him on many different occasions.

Hiring paid actors on Fiverr is a pretty common occurrence in the world of scams. The videos made can be very convincing but can be completely fake as this one is.

Red Flag #4 – Unsubstantiated Claims

Of course they tell you a bunch of great things that cannot be backed up or proven.

They tell you that they have more buyers than anywhere else in the world with over 42,000 users…. but where is the proof?

They tell you that they invented this space of buying/selling ads…. but I just showed you how the website just started in May of 2017… so how does this work if the one guy in the testimonial video claims to have been doing this since 1997. The math doesn’t add up does it?

On one part of the homepage they also claim to have 14 awards but offer no proof of this either nor do they say what the awards were for.

Red Flag #5 – Vagueness

The entire site is just very vague. They don’t give you any information on anything. Its no wonder you are reading this review because I think its impossible for anyone to make sense of everything here.

You are just supposed to believe that you can make money flipping these ads with Banner Bit who is a no-name company that just started in 2017 and supposedly has all these awards that are unproven and so on…

This is a major red flag because scams often leave you hanging. They leave you wondering how things work and then what usually happens is you have to buy into them to find out…. and at this point you realize you were scammed.

Red Flag #6 – Phone Number Doesn’t Work

They give you a phone number that you can call for support. I called this number and did receive an automated message from Banner Bit that gave me a menu I could choose from. I chose to talk to customer support and it just sent me back to the main menu. It was an endless loop.

It may seem legit that they have their own support number but it is actually very easy to pay for these services online. I could easily set up some fake answering machine for some fake company right now if I wanted to.

Conclusion on Banner Bit – Should You Avoid?

Banner Bit is a place I would stay away from. All I see with this place is a bunch of red flags and they give me no reason to trust them. Think about it… why should you trust this place? What do they do to gain your trust? There is no reason to trust it.

You can try their ad flipping service if you want to but don’t be surprised if you spend money and can never get it back.

In the online world there are way more scam programs than legitimate ones so it can be difficult filtering out the scams and finding the right opportunities. One program that I will always recommend if you are looking to make money online is this program. I personally use it and make money with it which is why I recommend it.

And if you have any comments or questions just leave them in the comment section below ?

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Get Money Relief Scam – Extremely Misleading!.. Read My Review Beforehand

Get Money Relief claims that if you make less than $150,000 per year then you might be eligible for a new economic relief program that pays out consistently. But is this really true? Or is Get Money Relief a scam like the many other programs out there that sound too good to be true.

In this review I’m going to be going over what Get Money Relief really is, which is nothing like they tell you it is. The video presentation given is incredibly misleading and anyone that buys into this after watching it is going to be extremely disappointed.

Get Money Relief Review

Get Money Relief claims to be a “personal stimulus package” for people making less than $150,000 per year. Supposedly this program was created by exploiting some loophole in president Trump’s latest economic recovery plan.

William Johnson, the spokesman in the video presentation, claims this is a “top secret” program that not many know about.

Apparently a guy named Mike, who is a friend of William Johnson’s, stumpled upon the loophole in Trump’s economic recovery plan and now it is possible for ordinary people to get their own personalized stimulus packages.

However, much of what “William Johnson” tells you is a lie and/or very misleading. This guy is luring in people with all this talk about patriotism and making America great again but he doesn’t care about either. The only thing this guy cares about is taking your money and I’ll go over why this is the reality of it.

What Is Really Going On Here

The truth is that there is no stimulus package or loophole in the economic recovery plan that is being exploited. What William is trying to get you to buy into here is a digital marketing program called MOBE, or My Online Business Empire.

MOBE is a digital marketing program that provides tools and training for making money online. While the resources it provides can be applied to any online business, it pushes members to go out and promote MOBE to other people and make money this way.

This is what William is doing. He is promoting MOBE and will make money if you buy into it for $97. And if you join this is likely what you will be doing. It is one of those programs that people buy into to make money online and then they end up making money online by getting other people to buy into it.

It is not out of the ordinary to find sites like this Get Money Relief site that promotes MOBE in a very misleading way. I review MOBE promotion sites like this all the time… My Hidden Pages & Optimize Success Portal just to name a few.

The people running these sites are MOBE members that are just trying to make money every way possible… and in this case it includes sucking people in with lies and deceit.

Update: I just realized that there is an identical scam called Cash Relief Now that I reviewed a little while back that you can see here. Its the same darn thing with a different name…

The Hidden Cost of This

MOBE is what you call a “high ticket” program, meaning you can make big commissions promoting it but it also costs an arm and a leg.

The $97 price that you buy into is just for an introductory 21 step course. This will give you basic tools and training but you won’t be able to make much with it. To make good money you will have to buy into the core products which get extremely costly with the highest priced one being $29,997…

MOBE uses a licensing rights business model (as do Legendary Marketer and Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System) which means that you first have to buy their products before you can sell them. So its basically a big cycle of money…. You buy in and are upsold on the more expensive products which make the person money who recruited you in, then you go out and recruit other people in and the cycle continues.

Not As Easy As It Seems

While you can make money with MOBE it is not as simple as it sounds. Most people try to make it sound like some completely automated system that you just plug into and are all of a sudden cranking in cash. But the reality is that it is not. The people that are making it sound like this are doing so just to try to recruit you in so that they can make some money.

If you promote MOBE you do get a lot of “done for you” things such as landing pages, capture pages, etc., but it still takes a lot of work on your part. You are still the one that has to go out and do the marketing online, which isn’t as easy as it seems.

So yes you can make money selling these extremely overpriced digital marketing products that MOBE has but just know that it probably isn’t nearly as simple as you are led to believe.

Conclusion on Get Money Relief & MOBE

Get Money Relief is a scam. It is nothing more than a very misleading funnel site to try to get people to join MOBE that was created by a member of MOBE trying to make money off of you. There is no such thing as a personalized stimulus package that this program can give you or anything like that.

MOBE on the other hand you could argue that it is not a scam but in my opinion the entire program is based on an unethical system of up-selling members and getting them to recruit in other members so that the same thing can happen all over again. You can join if you want to but its not something I personally recommend.

If you are looking to make money online and want a recommendation that is much more affordable and more ethical then I would suggest taking a look at Wealthy Affiliate. I’ve been a member since 2015 and make very good money with it. I’m not going to get into it here buy you can read my Wealthy Affiliate review here for more information.

If you have any comments or questions please just leave them below and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

Easy Money Scams

Is Salary Daily a Scam? – Yes… Avoid This Place

Salary Daily claims to be a site that pays you to complete simple tasks. They claim that the tasks offered only take 30 seconds to complete and you can get paid $10 for them…. but what’s the catch? $10 in 30 seconds sounds way too good to be true to me. Is Salary Daily a scam or something?

In this review I’ll be going over what Salary Daily really is…. which isn’t what they tell you. The truth is that you are not going to make $10 per task and the entire site is a scam.

Salary Daily Review

Salary Daily says that you can earn $50-$100 daily from completing a few of these simple tasks that only take 30 seconds. If this is true then count me in. I’d love to make another $100 in just a couple of minutes. But unfortunately it is not true.

When you enter the site, after you enter you information and register, you will see that the only task they give you to do is share your referral link with other people to recruit others to join. That is it. This is the only way they give you to make money.

Right off the bat this seems very suspicious. Is this a Ponzi scheme? A Pyramid scheme?… because usually systems like this that only pay based on recruitment are illegitimate and a scam in one way or another.

Well the truth is that this is not a Ponzi or pyramid scheme but it is a scam. You will not make any money doing this and I’ll go over a few major red flags that tip me off about this.

Red Flags

#1 – How They Make Money Doesn’t Make Sense

They tell you that they get paid from advertising on the site. So the more people that you refer the more money you make them, which means they can pay you more. However, this is a flat out lie because there is absolutely no advertising on the site at all so they can’t be making money this way.

#2 – Not Much To The Site

The site is very plain and simple. There isn’t much of anything to it. Now this doesn’t mean its a scam but it is suspicious because it looks like it could have been thrown together in not much time at all.

On top of this the site is also pretty much a duplicate of others sites I’ve reviewed.

#3 – Nearly Identical to Other Sites

This site is pretty much a duplicate of other sites like Duty Money and Regular Dollars with the exception of the homepage looking nicer. They have the same basic layout and tell you the same darn thing… which is that you can make money with your referral link and that they make money from advertising, which they don’t.

What Is Really Going To Happen Here

There is no way you will every get your money. If you do refer people to this site the balance of your account might go up and it might appear that you are really making money but when it comes time to cash out and withdrawal that money you aren’t going to be able to do so.

What is more than likely going on is the people behind this site are using it to capture people’s email addresses and are selling them for money.

Believe it or not, you can make money by selling email addresses. Email marketing is a big business and I’ve seen scams like this before that capture emails and sell lists to people.

So if you did register don’t be surprised if you start getting a bunch of spam emails in the future, because your email will likely be sold and then the buyers will market products/services to you.

Conclusion on Salary Daily – Scam

Salary Daily is definitely a scam. I don’t have to test it out to know this. You can sign up and try to make it to the withdrawal limit to find out for yourself but I’m sure as heck not going to do this. I’ve seen enough of these scams before to know that this is just another one.

Since you are reading this review I’m guessing you think the same…. after all, you did take the extra time to do a bit of research on it beforehand.

If you are looking to make money online on your own schedule I would suggest taking a look at this program here. I’ve been a member since 2015 and make very good money with it. You can read more about it in my review.

Also, leave any comments or questions below and I’ll get back to you when I can 🙂

Easy Money Scams, High Ticket Programs

Is My Hidden Pages a Scam Program or Can You Really Make $10,000/mo? – [Honest Review]

My Hidden Pages claims to be a system that anyone can easily make $1,000 to $10,000 a month with on autopilot. But is this the real deal or is it another worthless program that isn’t going to live up to what it says it will? Is My Hidden Pages a scam that is just going to leave you discouraged at the end of the day?

After coming across this site and hearing the over-the-top sales pitch I knew I had to review it. I was very suspicious of what was being said and rightly so… the information given in the video presentation is very misleading. I’ll be going over the truth of the matter and you will see that this is nowhere near as good as it seems.

My Hidden Pages Review

The spokesperson you hear in the video presentation claims to be Philip from Minneapolis, however I cannot verify this because he doesn’t give any more information.

But anyways…. he claims that he has no idea how you came across this video because its hidden from Facebook, Google, and 99% of the internet. Lucky you right?

But be careful because he says if you click away you might never see this video again. Oh No!! But don’t worry, I’ll go over how this is not true in a second.

the system that he is supposedly giving to you out of the kindness of his heard he claims can make you anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000 a month online. He claims that many billionaires are making tons of money by activating these secret sites for themselves.

From what he says you are lead to believe that you just activate some “secret” sites and leave them running on autopilot… all the while you are sitting back and raking in the money. Pretty much what he is telling you is that this is a super easy system that anyone can use to make tons of money online.

But….. its not and there is a heck of a lot of misinformation given that I’ll go over. But first I want to explain a bit about what he is really trying to get you to buy into.

The Real Program Here

The real program here is called MOBE, or My Online Business Empire. My Hidden Pages is just part of a sales funnel that was set up by a member of MOBE.

MOBE is a digital marketing program that provides training and tools for making money online. In a nutshell its basically one of those systems that people buy into to make money online and then they end up making money online by getting others to buy in. This is exactly what this “Phillip” guy is doing. He is a member of MOBE and is making money by getting others to buy in through his My Hidden Pages website.

It is possible to use the tools and training that MOBE provides to any online business but MOBE pushes people to promote the company and make money this way.

Misleading Information and Lies

“No Crazy Investments” – Lie

MOBE is what you call a high ticket program, meaning that you can make big commissions from selling MOBE to other people but you also have to pay big money to be able to earn those commissions.

MOBE uses a licensing rights business model which means that you have to buy the MOBE products before you can sell them. There are multiple tiers of membership and the core products cost up to $29,997. The $97 product that you buy in at is just the introductory product and is designed to get people’s feet in the door.

Here are the prices of the core products…

So YES… there are crazy investments because you are going to have to pay a lot to be able to make a lot. This is similar to programs like Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System, Legendary Marketer, and TCP Lifestyle System.

“No Products to Buy” – Lie

This goes along with that above. Of course there are products to buy. You have to pay for the training and tools at MOBE. This is a blatant lie.

“No Multi-level Marketing” – Arguable

He also tells you that this is not a MLM…. although technically it is a MLM. I know there will be a lot of MOBE members out there that will argue with you all day claiming that its not a MLM but the truth is that it does have multiple levels.

They all it a two tier affiliate model but really this is just a mlm with 2 levels.

What this all means is that you can earn money by recruiting in new members yourself and also from the members that your recruits get to buy in.

This is my take on it anyhow. It is a mlm but not that much of one. Its not like there are 10 levels as you will see with some.

Limited Availability – Lie

They tell you that if you are able to see the video then it means they are still accepting applicants… as if they have limited positions open or something like that. At the beginning of the presentation the guy also tells you that if you click away from the video you may never see it again.

However, there are not limited positions and you can easily go back to the video to watch it again. These are just false scarcity tactics used to try to get people to buy in as fast as possible without taking the necessary time to research what they are really getting into.

Anyone can buy into this. There is no limit. MOBE has been around for years and will take anyone they can get to buy in.

Conclusion on My Hidden Pages and MOBE

You could definitely call My Hidden Pages a scam because it really misleads people into buying in. It pretty much suckers people in with talks of making easy automated money… and lots of it. You see this a lot with MOBE promotion sites. I review these sites all the time, such as Online Success Portal & Home Based Wealth System, and they usually do pretty much scam people to buy in, because remember this is how they make money and how you will be too.

MOBE on the other hand is not a scam itself but at the same time I don’t really care for this type of program. There is no doubt that they push members to promote the company and their licensing rights business model forces members to buy the more expensive products, which they probably had no idea existed when they joined.

Join MOBE if you want to but its not a recommendation I’m going to give.

If you are looking for a much more affordable program for making money online, that I do recommend, then take a look at Wealthy Affiliate. I’ve been a member since 2015 and make very good money with it. You can read my Wealthy Affiliate review here for more information on it all.

Please leave any questions and comments below and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

Easy Money Scams, High Ticket Programs

Is Optimize Success Portal a Scam Program? – Honest 3rd Party Review

With Optimize Success Portal you supposedly get a “millionaire website” that just cranks in the cash day and night. But is what they tell you in the video presentation really true or is this just another program that is going to leave you discouraged and with less money than when you started?…. is Optimize Success Portal a scam?

In this review I’ll be going over the truth of the matter here. And the truth is that the video presentation for this system is extremely misleading. What you are buying into is nowhere near as good as they make it sound nor is it as easy.

Optimize Success Portal Review

If you decide to enter your name and email, which will take you to the second video, the spokesman tells you that “you just hit the jackpot”. He claims that you have been selected out of thousands of people to get a system that cranks in money like clockwork.

Lucky you right? But you you have to be careful because if you leave the page you will forfeit your spot and might not get the opportunity again.

He claims that you have been selected to get your own “millionaire website” that will be pre-made for you and pretty much all you have to do is buy in for the extremely discounted price of $97. And best of all you are guaranteed to make money. He says that you are guaranteed to make $500 with this so its a great deal right???

Well…. like I said… this is all VERY MISLEADING.

What You Are Really Buying Into

The program that they are selling you here is called MOBE or My Online Business Empire, which is a digital marketing system that provides training and tools for online business.

In particular MOBE is one of those systems that people buy into to make money online and then end up making money online by getting others to buy into it. There are multiple high priced tiers of the program and pretty much its a big circle of people buying in, buying into the more expensive tiers and getting others to buy in and do the same.

You are able to use what they give you for any online business but overwhelmingly its focused on getting members to go out and sell MOBE to others and make money this way…. which is what the owner of this Optimize Success Portal website is doing. I review MOBE promotional sites like this all the time… Home Based Wealth System and My Optimized Success Plan just to name a couple.

Incredibly Misleading Info

Limited Spots

They tell you “if you leave the page you forfeit your spot”. This is not even close to being true. MOBE has been around for years and they will take anyone that wants to buy in. There is in no way limited spots. So take your time here. Do not rush.

This false scarcity is just a sales tactic to get people to buy in as fast as possible without really thinking about what they are buying into.

$500 Guarantee

MOBE does have a $500 guaranteed if you don’t make a certain amount of money in a certain amount of time. This is very enticing and many members use this to lure people in. However… its very misleading.

The truth is that they have never paid out this $500 guarantee, not because everyone has made a bunch of money, but because its a bunch of BS. The $500 guarantee is only if you do everything to perfection and they can always say that you did something wrong or not as it should have been done or didn’t put in enough effort, which is what they will do if you do try to get your $500.

So don’t expect to get this because you won’t.

Eligible for a Mercedes Benz?

MOBE does give away Mercedes Benz’s to their top members, meaning the people that get tons of others to buy into MOBE. HOWEVER… don’t expect this either. I’m not sure how many people have actually got one but I know it is very few.

In order to reach this level you will also have to spend a ton of money, which they don’t tell you anything about.

The Real Cost of This

The $97 that this costs to get into is just the very start of it. This is just for one of their intro courses that is designed to get people in the door. It will teach you basics and provide you with some tools and resources but you will need more if you really want to make money.

MOBE has a “licensing rights” program which means that you first have to buy the product before you can sell it. So if you want to make big commissions selling MOBE products you have to buy them first. Their core memberships cost up to $29,997 as you can see below…

So while you can definitely make money with this system you are being pushed to buy higher and higher yourself because you pretty much have to if you want a chance of making the big bucks.

Conclusion on Optimize Success Portal & MOBE

Ok… so Optimize Success Portal is just a website that a MOBE member set up to sell MOBE to other people. It provides extremely misleading information and pretty much suckers people to buy in without really knowing what they are getting into, which is common when it comes to MOBE promotions. Because they push members so much to promote the company this often leads to very unethical sales tactics.

When you buy into MOBE you will likely be doing the same type of thing… or at least you will be pushed to do so. You will also be pushed to buy into the upsells and higher tiers of MOBE and will pretty much have to do so if you want to make good money.

While you can make money with MOBE it is not nearly as easy as it seems. You have to be willing to spend a lot of money and what they don’t tell you is that it does require a lot of work. You get the system (the website, landing pages, products to sell, etc) but you are still the one that has to market it. And online marketing is much easier said than done. I’ve been in the industry since 2015 and it is not a joke that you just go out and do one day and become successful at.

Buy in if you want to but know what you are getting yourself into.

If you are looking for a much more affordable and honest recommendation then I suggest taking a look at Wealthy Affiliate. I’ve been a members since 2015 and make a living with this program. You can read my review of Wealthy Affiliate here for more info on everything.

Leave any questions or comments below please and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

"Get Rich Quick", Easy Money Scams

Is Ripple Code a Scam? – You Bet It Is!

The Ripple Code is claimed to be able to make you $7,000 per day on autopilot… but is this really true or is this just a fraud. Is Ripple Code a scam that is just going to leave you with less money than when you started?

The truth is that Ripple Code is indeed a scam. I’m guessing you were probably already suspicious of this…. after all, you did search around and you are reading my review of it right now. In this short review I’ll be going over why its a scam and why you definitely cannot trust it at all.

James White’s Ripple Code Review

The Ripple Code has all the makings of your typical get rich quick scheme. They promise people who use this system $7,000 in profit per day. That is insane. On top of this of course it requires no work on your part. Its all completely automated and just dumps money into your bank account on autopilot.

Whenever you come across systems like this that claim to make you massive amounts of money with little to know work they are more than likely scams. You can read more about 10 ways to spot cryptocurrency scams in the post I wrote but basically just use common sense. If something sounds too good to be true then it probably is.

On top of everything you are supposed to believe that Ripple Code is 100% free and that James White is pretty much just giving it away from the kindness of his heart. He says that it is mutually beneficial for him but nothing about this crap makes any sense.

How This Makes You Money

The Ripple Code supposedly makes you money by flipping ads. James White claims that cryptocurrency advertising is the new big thing and its not too late to become a millionaire in the realm of cryptocurrency. But what the heck does “flipping ads” really mean?

The answer to this is I have no idea and I don’t think anyone really knows. James never really explains it at all. He keeps things very vague and pretty much you are just supposed to trust that the system works even though it makes no sense at all.

Can You Trust James White?

James White is the guy who claims to have created this amazing Ripple Code software. But can you trust him? Who is this guy really?

I mean he claims to have been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes and other big business magazines so he must be the real deal right? Well….. actually he is a fake. You can go to Forbes.com and try searching for his name and you will not find anything related. Its all a lie and in the next section you will see this even more…

Old Scam System, Fancy New Name

Ripple Code is really nothing more than a re-hash of a couple older scams named Bitcoin Code, Ethereum Code, Bitcoin Millionaire Club and probably some others that I’m not aware of.

Everything is the same in the sales presentation and the website is pretty much identical with the exception of the name change and a few other minor changes.

At one point in the presentation video the guy, “James White”, tells you that he is going to log into his account and show you how the ad flipping software works. When he does this it shows you the Bitcoin Millionaire Club website…

This Ripple Code scam is so poorly put together that they couldn’t even create a new scam video to try to scam people. But hey…. its good for people like us because it makes it easier to realize that its a scam.

The guy “James White” also has went by several other names in the other scams he has been featured in. For example, in Bitcoin Code he went by the name Steve McKay as you can see here…. which also goes to show how fake this person really is.

All these scams are the same darn thing. They all talk about some stupid ad flipping software that the guy was forced to create from his boss and once he saw how good it worked he started using it for himself. And now of course he is spreading the love by helping others become millionaires.

How They Scam You Out Of Your Money

So the system is free right? That is true but how they get you is with your investment. You are going to have to invest a minimum of $250 to fund your ad flipping account. They will likely refer you to some unregulated broker that no one has ever heard of and that cannot be trusted.

If you do invest money good luck in seeing it every again. You could always use a service like MyChargeBack but I really don’t know how successful attempts to get funds back really are.

Conclusion on Ripple Code – Scam

There are some systems that I am unsure of and will tell people that they might or might not be a scam but this one I am certain on. It IS A SCAM. There is no doubt about it. This scam has been around for a while and will likely keep changing names as the cryptocurrency market evolves and grows. So just be careful out there. There are lots of scams in this area.

Ripple Code is a typical get cryptocurrency rich quick scam that preys upon those that are looking to get involved in the great opportunities that have come with cryptocurrency. It is vague, makes no sense, has plenty of lies in the presentation video, and is a scam.. plain and simple. There are a thousand other scams like it and I review them all the time. In fact, I just reviewed Bitcoin Bonanza and Bitcoin Focus Group recently which are pretty much the same deal.

On another note, which is not cryptocurrency related. If you are looking to make money online you might want to take a look at how I do it. The reason I’m mentioning this is because I know a lot of people looking to make money with cryptocurrency are just looking for money and not necessarily interested in the crypto technology they are looking to invest in. So if you are wanting to make money online take a look. I’m making good money online consistently right now doing this.

If you have any questions or comments please leave them below and I’ll try to get back to you soon ?

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