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My Dot Com Business Franchise, Scam or Legit? – Read Review

Paul Lynch claims that his My Dot Com Business Franchise can have ordinary people with no experience easily generating 6-7 figures per year. But are these insane and quite unbelievable claims really true? Or is My Dot Com Business Franchise a scam that you need to avoid?

I know there are going to be a lot of people asking this question which is the reason I decided to write this review. The truth is that you can make money with the program that Paul is promoting here…. BUT…. the sales pitch he is giving you is VERY misleading. Just about anyone that buys in is going to be disappointed due to the misleading nature of the sales page. The bottom line is that its nowhere near as easy as he leads you to believe.

My Dot Com Business Franchise Review

Since you are reading my review here I’m guessing you came across the sales page for this and are suspicious of the claims made. This is a good thing. Usually when you hear something that sounds way too good to be true it is a scam. That is the mindset you need to have when it comes to make money online programs due to the amount of scams that are out there.

In this review I’ll be going over some of the claims made, the real program being promoted here, the reality of it and more.

First I want to go over some of the insane claims that are made on the My Dot Com Business Franchise sales page.

Bold Claims…. Misleading at The Very Least

Below I took a screenshot of some of the things said on the sales page. I’ll be going over the truth about it all.

First off you should know that he isn’t “looking for a handful of extremely fortunate people”. He is looking for every and anyone to buy into this. He is in the business of making money online and this is just a trick to make you think that you need to buy in right away before someone takes your spot. There are no limited positions.

Second… while you will get a “replica” or copy of his website with this program its not and “automatic cash generating membership site”. You won’t make a dime with it on its own. There is a lot of work that you will have to do to make money with this which I’ll go over soon.

Third… while there are a lot of automated features with this system, and just about any online business for that matter, as I said there is work that you need to put in. This is something that isn’t really mentioned.

Now this claim here isn’t just misleading… its a lie. I can pretty much guarantee you that you WON’T make money from day one. While it is possible, it is highly unlikely.

How It Works

If you have ever heard of MOBE then you already know how this all works. Basically My Dot Com Business Franchise is a program created by Paul Lynch on the MOBE (My Online Business Empire) platform.

My Dot Com Business Franchise is what you call a “high ticket” digital marketing program. It provides tools and training and even a pre-made site for you to make money online. But its much more than just that… and much more unethical.

Remember how he said you will get an exact “replica” of his business? This is because when you join you will get a copy of his My Dot Com Business Franchise site and then what you will be doing to make money online is selling this same darn program to other people.

In a nutshell you buy into this to make money online and then you sell this to other people looking to make money online in order for you to make money online.

There are different levels of membership within this program and the reason its called a high ticket program is because it gets extremely expensive. The cost ranges from $997 to $19,997. Usually people buy in on the cheapest level and then are pushed to upgrade in order to make more money.

These membership costs are extremely expensive but this means that you can earn big commissions selling them. However you will also have to buy them in order to make money selling them. The licensing rights system that they use requires the purchase of the product before you can sell.

The MOBE Side of It

It might be all a bit confusing so let me summarize: My Dot Com Business Franchise uses the MOBE platform. Its basically a version of MOBE that Paul Lynch set up to make money with. He makes a ton of money with this because when people join the way the system works it gets them to then go out and get more people to join. There are a lot of other sites like this including Rookie Profit System and Cash Relief Now.

But buying into My Dot Com Business Franchise isn’t the end. The core product here is MOBE. He will also be trying to get you to buy in here which then contains a bunch more extremely expensive high ticket products.

Basically everything you are getting here is built around selling people on extremely expensive high ticket products and then getting them to do the same. These products are way overvalued and the purpose of them being so expensive is so that people can make large commissions.

Is It Really Worth The Money?

No doubt you can make a ton of money with this by suckering others to buying in just like many people out there are doing. But is it really worth the money?

If you look at what you are actually getting with the money, which is a done for you site, autoresponder, hosting, email templates, etc… there is no way in heck its worth the price. Don’t get me wrong, what they provide is well made and professional but its just not worth the price. As I said, the price is so high for the reason of being able to make big commissions.

Conclusion & What I Recommend

My Dot Com Business Franchise might not be a scam but it is VERY misleading and I know a lot of people that buy in are going to feel ripped of and used. Its not some completely done-for-you system and you will have to put in a great deal of effort doing the marketing. Sure you get the site and everything but its up to you to market it and get traffic to the site. This is the hard part.

You can buy into this if you’d like but its not something I am going to. I find this business model very unethical especially with the sales tactics that are commonly used, which consist of information that makes it sound way better than it is.

A program I would suggest taking a look at is Wealthy Affiliate (review here). I’ve been a member since 2015 and vouch for it 100%. They have a much more honest, and way more affordable approach to it all. You won’t have to fork over large sums of cash to make money. Overall its much more beginner friendly.

You can read my review of Wealthy Affiliate here where I go over what it is, what it provides and more.

Easy Money Scams, Work At Home Jobs

Computer Experts Online – $379 Per Day or Scam Program? [Real Review]

Computer Experts Online by Karen Johnson is said to be the “#1 choice for sucess online” but this isn’t even close to being true. And yes that is a typo. The people behind this program couldn’t even spell “success” right. But anyways… this isn’t the point of this review and there is a good chance they might have fixed that by the time you are reading this.

The point of this review is to inform people of the truth behind this program. They lure people in looking to make money from home with claims of being able to easily make $379 or more per day by “posting links”. While it is possible to make money as they tell you, it is highly unlikely and I’m going to be explaining why. Overall this program is what most people would call a scam.

Computer Experts Online Review

Computer Experts Online is a program that was created by a woman named Karen Johnson (more on her). What it does is provides training and tools to be able to make money doing what they call “link posting”. However, the sales pitch for this program is extremely misleading and anyone who joins expecting what they tell you will be very disappointed.

Overall this program is what you can call a scam. Its a waste of time and this comes from someone who has been making money in the in the online world since 2015, now making a living.

The first thing I want to go over is some of the lies that are on the sales page and the fact that this program is one of many that is constantly being re-hashed under different names.

The Lies

Fake News

On the sales page one of the first things you see is that they have news outlets’ logos plastered at the top. They do this to somewhat mislead people into thinking that this is a legitimate program that has been featured on the news. However, it hasn’t and it never will be.

You can easily disprove this by going to any of the news outlets’ websites and searching for “Computer Experts Online”. You won’t find a thing relevant to all of this.

Fake Limited Availability

There are several different areas where they tell you that the openings for this are limited. Below I took a screenshot of what was shown on the sales page after I entered my email address and name…

This is another lie. You can exit the page and come back to it in a week, a month, etc. and its still going to be telling you the same thing. This is just to scare people into buying into this program faster without doing the proper research, such as reading this review here.

Fake Person

The person behind this program, “Karen Johnson”, doesn’t even exist. She is a fictitious character created by the real makers of this program to try to relate to people.

Of course she has the typical background of struggling, living paycheck to paycheck, and then one day discovering this incredible way to make easy money online that barely takes any work.

Below is a screenshot I took from the sales page of this “Karen Johnson” character…

And here you can see that this photo is a stock photo that anyone can purchase from iStock. This woman’s name is not what they tell you.

This same photo has been used in numerous other identical scams which brings me to my next point…. its a re-hashed program that changes up its name.

Old Program With Many Names

This “link posting” scam has went by a ton of different names over the years. Some examples that I have reviewed include Home Internet Income, Instant Income From Home, Home Jobs Now, Accelerated Income, Xtreme Home Paycheck and Entrepreneur Jobs Club…

Its all the same thing just with a name change. The reason that this is changing names so much is due to the negativity that becomes associated with the old names.

The simple fact is that these programs are horrible (as I will explain next) and that people complain about them. They get a bad reputation so they come out under different names.

Can You Really Make Money With “Link Posting”?

The answer is yes you can but with the approach that these crap programs take you won’t make much of anything and surely no where near $379/day.

They make it seem so simple, like you just post some links all over the internet and are all of a sudden making a ton of money. If it were this easy I would have all of my friends and family doing it… but its not.

What they refer to as “link posting” is really called affiliate marketing and it is a legitimate business model. Amazon, Apple, Best Buy, Walmart…. pretty much every online store out there will pay people to promote their products. These programs are free to join and you get paid to help make sales.

I’ve been doing this since 2015 and currently make a living doing so. However… its not like they tell you. They show you this fake “income calculator” and have you calculate some massively misleading inflated value for how much you will make…

The reality is that you only get paid when you help make sales, not for just promoting something. You only get paid when someone clicks on your affiliate link and purchases the product you are promoting. And there is absolutely no way you can predict what you will make with a link by using a calculator like this.

Things are more complicated then they seem and this program tries to make everything so simple. Believe me when I tell you that if things were this simple then I would be doing it this way. But they aren’t.

Affiliate marketing is a great business model but unfortunately there is more to it then just spamming some links everywhere.

If you are looking for a legitimate program to learn how to make money doing this I recommend Wealthy Affiliate. They provide the training and tools necessary to do this. This is is where I started out at in 2015 and I’m still a member, which goes to show how good I think they are.

Conclusion on Computer Experts Online – Scam

Computer Experts Online is nothing more than a re-hashed old scam that lures people in by telling them that its easy to make money online if you buy into it. Unfortunately most of what they tell you is bogus.

If you do buy into this you will be given a cookie cutter website, customer records, and some outdated training. They will basically train you on how to spam links to your “customers” to get them to go to your crappy website…. none of which will work out good.

So in closing here.. stay away from this program. Its a waste of time and money (in my opinion of course). If you are interested in making money with affiliate marketing then I suggest reading my review on Wealthy Affiliate as I mentioned above.

Comments, questions, concerns? Leave them below and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

Investing

Is Paul Mampilly’s True Momentum a Scam? – My Opinion of It

Paul Mampilly’s True Momentum strategy is claimed to be able to make you a 300% return on your portfolio within in next year… but is this really true? Is True Momentum the exclusive investor knowledge that you have been waiting for or is this all a bunch of bogus? Is True Momentum a scam?

In this short review I’ll be going over what True Momentum is, what you get with it, some misleading information that is on the sales page, complaints and more.

The first thing that I want to make you aware of is that the sales pitch being used is misleading. This doesn’t mean that True Momentum is a scam, but it is something you should know about that they aren’t going to tell you. And by the way, this isn’t a scam as much as it may seem to be one.

Disclaimer: Much of what is said in this post is my opinion. You should still do your own research and form your own opinion.

Misleading Sales Tactics

One thing that I don’t like about all of this is the misleading sales tactics used. This products is really hyped up and the sales pitch is just too “salesy”. It reminds me of the sales pitch for the Altucher Report or Freedom Checks or maybe like going to a car dealership and having the salesman tell me about how amazing everything is.

In the sales video that I watched (there might be others), the spokesperson was talking about how Paul Mampilly was making ordinary people a bunch of money and went through multiple slides of people that had supposedly been successful. They mentioned these people’s first name and even put images of them in the presentation.

The problem here is that the images are completely fake… which leads me to believe that the information given is also fake. As you can see here… this guy named “Lars” who supposedly made $23,000 in 12 months might not even exist. I did a search for the image used and found it is just a stock photo that anyone can purchase online and use…

Also the next guy in the sales video that was presented was “Mike” who supposedly made $26,000 with this. I wasn’t able to find the exact site this picture came from but I did find it on multiple other sites for businesses, which suggests its also a stock photo…

And the list goes on. All of those people presented have fake images. The spokesperson claims some of them are making over $100,000 a year with Paul’s stock picking advice but who knows how true this is.

I’m definitely NOT saying that this proves True Momentum to be a scam but it does make me more suspicious and trust what is going on less than before. This is not a way to gain someones trust.

Fake Live Stream

Another scammy sales tactic used was the fake live stream. After showing all the fake images of people that supposedly made money with this they tell you that Paul is coming on Live in a couple of minutes to make a “major announcement”.

This “live” stream is fake as can be. All you have to do is pause the video to see this.

How Can He Predict The Future?

Of course the “major announcement” that Paul makes “live” is to give people a chance to grow their account “a minimum of 300% over the next 12 months”.

And of course what is being pushed here is the product… True Momentum.

This was all just one long-winded sales pitch.

What is True Momentum?

True Momentum is the name of Paul Mampilly’s strategy he uses for picking stocks that have the potential to increase by 100% or more in price over the next year. He claims that only about 24 stocks have this potential per year and that he is able to find them.

He ignores what most people listen to, such as the media and technical indicators. He looks more deeply into projects that have went down a substantial amount but that he thinks have the potential to bounce back. These stocks usually have fallen on hard times.

His True Momentum strategy is not dependent on stock price, size, or market sector.

What You Get

One thing that he claims he is going to give you is an “explosive stock” that “has the potential to make you 100% in the next few weeks alone”. However, I have some serious concerns about this…

My concerns are this: The sales video is pre-recorded and has been up for months, yet this same saying of giving you this “explosive stock” is still being said. So how can this work? He says it has the potential for 100% returns in the next few weeks yet he was saying the same darn thing over a month ago. Over-the-top sales tactic to get you to buy in maybe?

But anyways…. here is what all you will get if you buy a subscription for True Momentum…

Trade Alerts – Will get a detailed email each month which will include at least 1 good stock to invest in. This will go over research Paul has done on the stock and why its a good choice.
Weekly Updates – Paul will keep you updated on the portfolio, market conditions, and alert you if you should sell anything to take quick profits.
Website Access – You will have members access to the True Momentum website where you can go back over things you missed and see all past issues.
The True Momentum Portfolio – You will get to look at Paul’s portfolio and see what he is doing.
Quick Start Guide – Instructions on what you should do first, how to get started, etc.

So in a nutshell what you are getting is advice from Paul. He gives you access to see his portfolio and gives you detailed recommendations on what to do. Ultimately it is up to you what you are going to do or not but he gives the advice.

All the stocks that he recommends in this newsletter, or whatever you want to call it, he claims to expect to see 100% growth or more in the next year.

The Price

The price might change but right now as I’m writing this True Momentum is listed at $1,995 for a yearly subscription. They claim that is 60% savings which is quite a lot but who knows how true this is. Could be just another common sales tactic.

Complaints

As far as complaints go there isn’t much to talk about here. You will find people complaining online that a stock he picked didn’t work out but this comes with the territory. Paul does have a good track record but he does pick bad stocks at times too. That is why you shouldn’t enter the stock market at all or invest any money you can’t afford to lose.

Most of the complaints I’ve read come from subscription problems such as being overcharged, not being able to cancel, and things like this. But this doesn’t have to do with True Momentum. This has to do with the publisher Banyan Hill.

Can You Trust Paul Mampilly?

The truth is that this guy is who he says he is. You probably wouldn’t expect this based on the over-the-top sales page. You might think he is a scammer or such but he really is the ex-Wallstreet money manager that he claims to be.

I’ve looked into him before when I was reviewing his Profits Unlimited program so I already knew who he was and a good bit about him. He’s been around for a while and does have a good track record with stock picking. He has managed large mutli-million dollar portfolios and did win that competition by the Templeton Foundation in 2008 that he mentioned in the video.

All in all he seems to be someone you would want to listen to which is why I don’t get why he is selling his products so hard.

Final Thoughts – Worth It or Not?

This really depends on your situation and your take on the whole thing. A lot of people like Paul and respect his work but there are a lot of people out there that call him a scammer as well.

True Momentum would only be worth it if you have some money to invest though. Just think about it. The subscription for a year costs about $2,000 and Paul claims he will be able to get you a 300% return over the next year, which I have no idea how he can predict by the way. So you would have to invest about $666 just to get your $2,000 investment back for the newsletter.

Invest if you want to but I’m not going to tell you to or not. I would also suggest doing your own research on this.

On a different note: Since you are looking to make money I also want to throw out there this program which I recommend. I’ve been a member since 2015 and make a living working online with it. You can read more about this here.

Be sure to leave any comments or questions for me below and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

Easy Money Scams

Is Duty Money a Scam? – AVOID

Duty Money claims that they will pay you good amounts of money for performing very simple tasks. But is this really true and can you trust this old rundown site that looks like it was made back during the start of the internet? Seriously… this site looks horrible.

The point of my review here is to tell you and prove to you that you cannot trust this site. They lie and are not going to pay you as they say they will. This is a good old fashion scam and although it is free to join, you will be wasting your time with it.

Duty Money Review

Duty Money (dutymoney.com) is free to join and claims you can start making money from home today with their site. On the homepage there isn’t much information at all. All they do is show you is the total amount of money paid to users today and give you the option to login or register.

There is nothing telling you what you will be doing to make money online or anything like that.

However, before joining to see what its all about I already knew. How? Well because I review other programs in the past that are identical to this such as Dollar Tell and Regular Dollars. You can see from the screenshot below that the Regular Dollars program’s homepage is the exact same…

How You Make Money

Once inside you will see that the only way to make money is by getting other people to join the site. They provide you with an affiliate link that you can share and when you get people to sign up through it you will get credit and supposedly get paid $10.

They tell you that you should share your link on social media, forums etc to get people to sign up through it. Then they can do the same thing… get others to sign up and get paid $10.

This sounds a bit strange though right? I mean where is the money coming from in the first place? They need to be making money somehow in order to be able to pay you money like this so where is it coming from?

Here is what they tell you

They tell you that you are getting paid to help generate traffic to their advertisers websites. So this means that there should be ads on the site. It would make sense if there were ads. You would be getting paid for driving traffic to the site that would then go on to click ads.

The problem is that there are no ads on the entire darn site. This is the same for the other identical programs I reviewed that I mentioned.

I even made sure to turn off my adblocker and still no ads. This makes absolutely no sense and is an obvious lie.

$300 Minimum Payout???? Seriously?

This is a sign of a scam. They have an extremely high payout amount. Why do you have to wait to get to $300 before you can cash out?

I’ll tell you why…. so that you waste your time referring others to join the site and waste even more time trying to reach that $300 level… only later to find out that you can’t get your money and that it was all a scam.

Just think about it. If they had a $20 cash out amount then people would find out its a scam right away. They want to leave you hanging.

What They Are Really Doing

What they are really doing here is capturing your personal information… your email in particular. When you register you enter your email. People sell emails for online marketing purposes and that is what I’m guessing these scammers are doing.

They are capturing a bunch of people’s emails and selling them. So if you did sign up then don’t be surprised if you start getting a lot of spam emails in your inbox. There will be people trying to sell you things if my theory is true.

Conclusion on Duty Money – Scam

Duty Money is one of the most busted up, run down, low class scams that I’ve ever seen. The entire net worth of the website is probably about 5 cents. The poor look of the website itself should have been enough to turn you off about this opportunity. I’m guessing it probably was judging by how you are reading my scam review and all.

If you want a way to make real money legitimately online then I’d suggest taking a look at how I do so. I make a living working online and have been doing so since 2015. You can read my guide to making money online here where I go over what I do, how it all works, and how others can get started.

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

Legit Money Making Opportunities, Work At Home Jobs

Arise Work at Home Jobs, Waste of Time or Good Opportunity? – My Review

If you are looking to work at home and think a virtual call center position might be something you like then you may want to consider Arise work at home jobs. Its always important though to do a little extra research before diving in. You need to know if its worth your time, if its a scam, what the job could potentially be like, etc..

In this review I’ll be going over what jobs at Arise are like, how it all works, what other people think, complaints and more.

Arise Review

Arise is a platform that connects large companies, such as Fortune 500 companies, that are in need of customer service to work at home customer service providers. When I say “Arise work at home jobs” I’m not actually saying that the jobs are provided by Arise. Arise just provides the platform and allows people to connect.

Overall what I see with Arise is good. They provide a good service and there are many happy work-from-home customer service providers that are happy with it.

The opportunity that Arise brings to the table is something that a lot of people are looking for. As a virtual call center rep you have the ability to work whenever you want to some extent and of course you get to do all of that from home. When I say “to some extent” you will see what I mean soon.

The 2 Types of Work From Home Paths

Well the 2 paths that I’m referring to here both lead to virtual call center jobs but what they entail differs.

If you are starting out you can do 1 of 2 things: you can either set up your own virtual call center business or you can work for someone else’s virtual call center business on the Arise platform. I would suggest starting out working for someone else just to see if its really something you want to do before going all out and setting up your own company, but its up to you.

If you do choose to start your own Arise business you will have to go through the process and paperwork of getting your business licensed. If you choose to work for another call center then you get hired by them like any other business. They might vary in their hiring process. On the Arise platform you will be able to view a list of the different call centers that are using the platform so you can choose one you think fits best.

Need Training Before You Can Start

In order to use the Arise platform to provide call center service, you first need training. This training is provided by Arise and will cost you from $99 – $250 and will take from 28 days to 8 weeks.

The training is all done online so this is nice. And yes… you will have to pay for it yourself.

Work Hours… What to Know

Technically you can work whatever hours you want to work. The Arise platform provides servicing intervals that are 30 minutes long. So what you have to do within the platform is pick the half-hour intervals that you want to work for certain companies.

However, its not realistic to think that you can just work whenever you want to. The amount of open intervals available will depend on the demand for customer service that the various companies have at specific times and the intervals are also one a first-come first- serve basis. So another call center might claim intervals for a certain company’s work time before yours.

Also, if you work for a call center and do not own one then this will be different. You might just get told what hours to work. This all depends on who you work for. If you own your own call center then you are free to choose but if not then you might be free to choose what intervals that call center has picked up or you might not.

Something else worth noting is that if you have a good reputation then some companies might give you first pick at what time intervals you want.

Getting Paid

You will not be getting paid from Arise. Arise just provides the platform. You will either be getting paid directly from the clients using the Arise platform or from the call center you are working for, it depends on what you are doing.

So payment amounts and frequency have nothing to do with Arise.

What Other People Are Saying

When I review an opportunity like this I like to form my own opinion of it first but its also important to take a look at other people’s reviews and see what they are saying. Sites like Glassdoor, Indeed and others are good ways to find independent employee reviews like this.

At Glassdoor the reviews are pretty solid. Generally speaking people like the work. With over 100 reviews it has a rating of 4.4/5 which is pretty darn good. Now not all of these reviews are from virtual call center reps. Some are from people actually working for the platform providing tech support and such. But still, the reviews are definitely good overall.

On Indeed they have over 200 reviews with a 3.6/5 rating which isn’t as good but isn’t too bad either.

Complaints

However there are complaints. There are always complaints. Below are some of the more common complaints I’ve come across that you should be aware of before pursing a job though Arise.

Hard to Get Hours

As I mentioned, hours are distributed on a first come first serve basis. It can be difficult to get hours at times.

Have to Pay for Training

You will have to pay the $99 – $250 for the training.

Rude Clients

There aren’t too many complaints about this but I think its worth mentioning. Some clients are just plain rude. They only tell you what you do wrong and offer no compliments. Some people complain about feeling unappreciated.

Final Thoughts – Good Opportunity?

Based on the research I’ve done and the many “employee” reviews that I’ve read through, it seems that the job can vary a good bit based on what client you are working for. With all jobs you will be doing the same basic thing, which is providing customer service, but some clients are just more pleasant and enjoyable than others. The same goes for if you are working for another call center using the Arise platform.

There are people that absolutely love working through the Arise platform and others that don’t. If you are planning on giving this a try I would definitely suggest working for another call center company on Arise before you go out and set up your own. This will save you time and money if you find out its not something that is a good fit for you.

Anyways… I hope you enjoyed this review. If you have anything to add you can leave a comment below.

And on another note, since you are looking to work from home you might be interested in taking a look at how I make a living online. I’ve been working online since 2015 and wrote a guide for making money online that you can read. I go over what exactly I do, how it works, and how others can do the same. You can read it here.

Easy Money Scams

Link Cash System Review – Is Johnathon Crisper’s System a Scam?

Johnathon Crisper claims that anyone can easily make $500 per day “messing around on the internet” with his Link Cash System. But is this really true or is this just another bogus scam that is either going to be a waste of time or money?

The second I came across the sales page for this system I knew I had to write a review on it. Why? Well because there is A LOT of very misleading information being given that I’m going to clear up. If you are wondering is Link Cash System a scam then you are going to want to read this.

Link Cash System Review

Johnathon Crisper claims that he developed this automated system that leverages a “weakness” that is untouched and unchecked. He claims that it exploits some secret loophole that has to do with Facebook, Apple, Twitter, etc.

And of course he claims that his automated system that he made does just about everything for you. All you have to do is about 30 minutes of work per day which consists of sharing a link he gives you.

But is any of this true? Are people really making $500-$1000 per day with this system? Lets find out.

Who is Johnathon Crisper?

He claims to be from Orange County, CA but I can’t find any information on this guy. I found other people with this name out there but can’t find anything about him and this Link Cash System other than what is said in the sales video.

This is a red-flag right off the bat. When looking into programs like this in an industry that is filled with scams, you have to be careful.

How did he create this system?

Of course he gives you a fairy-tale story about how he overheard a secret meeting between Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, and other billionaires where they shared secrets for making money online. He claims they talked about some new system for affiliates that was “push button” and can’t fail.

When he got home after overhearing the meeting he implemented what they talked about and made over $300 by the next day.

*Note: This Link Cash System is actually a re-hashed version of Facebook Cash System, which I reviewed in the past. It has the same sales video and everything. Now wonder why this all looked familiar to me!

How You Make Money…. BS

The way he makes you believe you will be making money is very misleading. Why? Well because if you do what he says… which basically consists of posting links on Facebook, forums, emailing people links, etc, you will make little to no money. There is no way you will make $500 – $1000 per day doing that… not even close.

Spamming emails links just doesn’t work. No one is going to click on spam links and eventually all your emails will start ending up in spam folders where no on will even see them. And on Facebook they don’t allow people to spam affiliate links. This is prohibited and will not work out. Same goes for forums… you will likely be banned if you do this.

Not only will you find this very difficult to make money with but it is also not even close to being sustainable. Its a BS system that he is promoting to make money. He isn’t trying to help other people make money he is just suckering people into this so that he can make a quick buck.

I could go on and on about why this system will not work because I’ve been an active affiliate marketer since 2015 and know a thing or two, but I think you probably already know its a scam.

Oh… and by the way, the testimonial videos he showed are fake as can be. These are paid actors from Fiver who are simply saying what they got paid to say…

Affiliate Marketing The Right Way

Affiliate marketing, which is when you promote products/services online with affiliate links, is a legit way to make money. As I said, I’ve been doing this since 2015 and actually make a living doing it. So don’t let a scam like this leave a bad taste in your mouth. The business model itself is legit its just that the approach Link Cash System takes will never make you the money it claims it will.

Affiliate marketing isn’t quite as easy as just posting some links around online and then watching the money roll in. If it were that easy then I’d have everyone I know doing it to make money online. But of course its a bit more complicated if you want to do things right.

If you are interested in making money with affiliate marketing then I suggest reading my review of Wealthy Affiliate here. Wealthy Affiliate is a training program that provides both tools and training to make money doing this. They are actually where I got started and I’m still a member to this day, which tells you how much I like what they bring to the table.

Conclusion on Link Cash System – Scam?

I guess maybe its not a complete scam because you can make some money with it… however.. the way they mislead people and try to sucker you into buying this is a scam. There is just no way it will work out like they tell you. If you do buy and and follow the system you are just going to be wasting your time learning the wrong way to do things, similar to other link posting scams like Internet Income Online & Home Online Profits Club.

I’m guessing you probably already knew this was a scam judging from how you clicked to read my review and all. But at least now you have confirmation of it. Scam without a doubt.

Anyways… that’s all I have for you hear. Avoid this Link Cash System at all costs and if you want to learn how to make money with affiliate marketing legitimately then there is no better place than Wealthy Affiliate.

Be sure to leave any comments or questions you have in the comment section below. I’ll get back to you 🙂

Cryptocurrency, MLM's

Is Supreme Power Coin a Scam… Ponzi Scheme Maybe? – Read This First

Supreme Power Coin claims to be a cryptocurrency that is a great investment opportunity but can you really trust what they say? I’m here to tell you that you shouldn’t and I’ll be going over why.

If you are wondering is Supreme Power Coin a scam?… is it a Ponzi scheme?.. etc… then you are in the right place. I came across this project recently and there are some serious concerns that I have. If you have already invested in this coin you are going to wish you wouldn’t have.

Supreme Power Coin Review

Supreme Power Coin claims to be a decentralized peer to peer cryptocurrency that has its own blockchain utilizing a Proof of Work (PoW) protocol. You don’t have to know what all of this means. Basically what they tell you is that its pretty much the same type of deal as bitcoin. They really don’t go into much detail at all (which is concerning by the way), but from what they do tell you it sounds the same as bitcoin.

I read through their whitepaper, which tells you about the project, what it aims to do, the technology behind it, etc and I really didn’t get much information at all. It was very vague and didn’t say much. On top of that I also noticed a lot of mistakes when talking about the basic fundamentals of cryptocurrency which didn’t make any sense. This leads me to believe the people behind this are not serious and don’t know what they are doing.

Or maybe they do know what they are doing… which is scamming people… Hmmm? Could it be true? You can draw your own conclusions from this. It will be pretty clear at the end.

A Look at The Team Behind It

Just as I expected… they don’t give you any names. They list the founder on their website, say some brief and completely unproven background info, and then post a picture. I have no idea who this guy is and can’t verify anything they say because of this…

On top of that they do the same for the other team members. No names are listed and there is no way of looking into these people.

VERY shady indeed and a major red-flag that is one of many signs of a cryptocurrency scam.

And by the way, you can read a post I wrote on 10 ways to spot a cryptocurrency scam here.

Major Problem Here

Not only is there no information on the team, but there is also no information on the technology that is supposedly behind this project. They tell you that Supreme Power Coin runs on its own blockchain and everything yet offer no proof of this.

With bitcoin, ethereum, and many of the other cryptocurrency projects out there they are open source, which means that anyone can take a look at their code. With Supreme Power Coin they are not open source and don’t show you anything. So pretty much no one knows what is going on behind the scenes and we are just supposed to trust them even though they don’t give their names or anything.

This is a major problem. How can you possibly trust this place.

And it gets worse. Of course this place has a massive mlm compensation plan…

Ponzi Scheme?… Likely

Supreme Power Coin has a business model where you can earn money by referring other people to invest, and from the people they refer in, and from the people they refer in, and so on. You can earn down to 20 levels deep. The people that you directly refer in are level 1, the people they refer in are level 2, the people they refer in are level 3, and so on.

Now I’m not saying that just because it has a mlm (multi-level marketing) compensation plan that its a ponzi scheme, but it definitely makes me more suspicious on top of everything I went over above.

Fixed Income… Come On Now, Seriously?

And of course this place also promises fixed returns on investments. I’m not sure how this “trading revenue income” actually works because they don’t tell you, but apparently you can make fixed returns by buying the Supreme Power Coin.

And of course this is one of the tops signs of a cyptocurrency investment scam. I don’t know how they can promise fixed returns. It just makes no sense.

Whats Really Going On Here

This place is more than likely a ponzi scheme all the way. Now I have no proof of this because they are not transparent at all and I don’t know what the real operations look like, but judging from what I see this is where I stand.

Just think about it: they provide very little information and no proof of what is actually going on, they have a massive mlm compensation structure to get people to recruit other investors in, and they promise fixed returns on investments….. everything about this points to it being a ponzi scheme similar to LendConnect, Bits Trades, BTCMiner, and many others.

But can you make money?

Some people will make money with ponzi schemes but the majority of people will lose money. The way they are set up only the people that get in early will make money. But of course this depends on a lot of other factors such as how well the scheme is promoted.

Ponzi schemes are basically just a big transfer of money with no value being provided. Older investors are paid off by the investments of newcomers. They are bound to collapse and you never know when.

Final Thoughts

I would absolutely avoid Supreme Power Coin. They cannot be trusted and if they are a ponzi scheme, as I suspect they are, then they are doomed. These things never work out. The creators and the people at the very top will make a lot of money but most of the investors will be screwed. They are illegal in most places on earth for a reason.

I’m not going to tell you what to do but if you do invest here you likely will lose money.

On another note, which is not cryptocurrency related. If you are looking to make money online check out 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 take a look. I’m making over $6,000/mo 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 ?

Training

Is Payzeno a Scam? – Read This First

Payzeno is a digital product marketplace that anyone can sign up for and make money promoting the products they have listed. They provide what they call “blueprints” and claims that even beginners can succeed at this. But how true is this statement actually? Is Payzeno really all that? Or is Payzeno a scam that you should avoid?

I’ve been in the affiliate marketing business since 2015 so I think its important for me to go over a few things here for the newcomers looking into this program. There are definitely some things you need to know and also I do have concerns with this site.

Payzeno Review

Like I said, Payzeno is a digital product marketplace. If you have ever heard of Clickbank then you probably know what they are like. Basically what they do is provide a platform for digital product creators to post their products on for people to promote them.

The business model here is called affiliate marketing and you can promote any product on the platform to earn commissions. How it works is like this: You promote the digital products that are offered and when you make sales you earn a portion of that sale.

The affiliate marketing business model in-of-itself is a good path for beginners because you don’t need your own product, you just promote products that already exist. However this doesn’t mean that Payzeno is a good choice.

On the Payzeno homepage they made these claims, each of which I’m going to go over…

Even beginners can succeed
Up to 90% commissions
Get paid via Paypal
“Robust” tracking for commissions

Can Beginners Really Succeed?

Well of course beginners “can” succeed but whether they will or not is the real question. At Payzeno you are provided with “blueprints” that will supposedly help you succeed. But what exactly are these blueprints and how good are they?

The blueprints are basically some ideas that the product creators give you for promoting the product. For example they will tell you where they think you should post ads, what type of keywords to use, ad styles, and other methods of promotion.

Below is an example of a blueprint for an app that supposedly makes you money online that was on the marketplace…

As you can see there isn’t much to this. It just lists a bunch of keywords you can use and gives you sample advertisement. I could have come up with this stuff in about 5 minutes.

While these blueprints will help a little they are far from something that will get you to succeed. You will still have to put in the work and honestly its going to be difficult unless you have experience. There is no way you are just going to be able to use this blueprint and go out there and succeed. You are going to either need to do a lot of research on your own or pay for training in paid advertising.

I’ll go over a training program I use that you might be interested in at the bottom.

Up to 90% Commissions?

Ok so what this means is that you can earn up to 90% of the sale price for promoting the product. So if you sell a product that costs $100 then you would earn $90 of it.

The problem here is that they literally tell you 3 different numbers. If you look at the homepage they tell you “up to 90% revenue share”, which is another way of saying 90% commissions. However, on the signup page where you create your account they tell you 95% and then if you go over to the “how Payzeno works” page they tell you 100%….. SO WHICH IS IT?

The disorganization of this site and the confusion that they are creating is a definite red-flag and really makes me question how professional the people behind this actually are. If I found these contradicting numbers in just 5 minutes of looking into this then what the heck are the creators doing? How didn’t they see this?

Getting Paid With PayPal

Paypal is probably my favorite way to get paid with affiliate commissions. However, its nothing special. Its good and all but nothing special. There are a lot of other programs out there that give you this option.

If you don’t have a Paypal account and are looking to join this site then its all good, you can create an account for free and its very easy.

Robust Tracking System?

They do have a tracking system but I wouldn’t call it robust. What you are going to be able to do is track sales and traffic that you have driven to certain products so you know how good certain promotion methods are working. Tracking is very important if you are going to be in this business and I’m glad they provide tracking.

Basically what you will get is a sales/commission summary like this that tells you how much you made the last 7, 30, and 90 days…

And you will be able to view the traffic to certain products, how much revenue you generated, etc.

Honestly tracking should be a given. If an affiliate program doesn’t have tracking then avoid it.

What Type of Products Are Available to Promote?

Nearly all of the products are “make money online” types of products. The are usually low grade ones too, kind of like Internet Income Online and Passive Paychecks. Here is a screenshot for the first 3 products that are available as I’m writing this…

A lot of the offers you will find here are poorly put together programs/products that don’t perform all that well. You aren’t going to find any top-notch products to promote here.

Conclusion on Payzeno – Good Opportunity?

Payzeno seems to be a poorly run and rather unprofessional digital product marketplace. Yes you can make money with them and no they are not a scam, but I wouldn’t give them a very high rating. Another problem that I have with it all is that there is no information given on the owners or team behind Payzeno. I would like to know a bit about the people running the show here but cannot find anything.

Clickbank is basically a much better version of Payzeno. They provide the same type of platform but have a great team, offer better products, better tracking, and so on. I would definitely recommend them over Payzeno.

Getting Started In Affiliate Marketing

You can’t just join an affiliate program with no experience and expect to make good money promoting products. You are either going to need to do a lot of research on your own and put in a ton of work or you are going to have to get training in this area.

If you are looking for training then I would suggest Wealthy Affiliate. They are an affiliate marketing training program that provides not only training, but also the tools you need. I got started with them back in 2015 when I first started looking to make money online and have been a member ever since.

And now I make a living online doing this stuff.

You can read my Wealthy Affiliate review here.

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

Legit Money Making Opportunities

Picoworkers Review – Good Way to Earn Extra Money Online?

If you are looking to make money online by completing micro tasks, which are very small and easy tasks, then Picoworkers is one of the options you have. But is Picoworkers worth your time or would you be better off somewhere else? And more importantly… is Picoworkers a scam?

In this review I’ll be answering both of those questions along with others. I’ll be going over what exactly this place is, what it offers, how it works, how much money you can make and more. I would read this over before signing up so that you have a better idea of what you are getting yourself into.

Picoworkers Review

Picoworkers (found at picoworkers.com) is a platform that connects people looking for work for those looking to pay people to do small tasks. This site is what you call a micro-task site because you will be performing a variety of very short and easy tasks to make money. This has its upsides because you don’t need any qualifications and can get started right away, you can work whenever you want, etc… but it also has its downsides… they low pay being the worst of it as far as I see.

If you are familiar with MicroWorkers then you know what to expect. Picoworkers is the same type of thing.

A Look at The Platform

On the platform you will find a variety of different small jobs offered. So if you are an employer you are able to post small jobs like these and if you are a worker you are able to complete these jobs for money. Some jobs that you will typically see on this site include things like…

Comment on a Youtube video
Like a Facebook page
Download an app
Comment on a blog post
Sign up for a survey site
Search for something

And there are plenty more but the point I’m making is that these jobs are all very short and easy to do.

Employers can pay people to like their social media pages, comment on things, whatever they want really… as long as its short and easy. And as a worker you get paid to complete these short tasks. You never know what to expect really. The examples above are common but every so often you will see some more uncommon jobs. It all depends on what employers are looking for.

The Pay

The pay is the downside to this as far as I see it. You won’t get paid much at all.

There are 2 different job categories at Picoworkers: Small Jobs and Ongoing Jobs.

Small Jobs

These are small jobs that you will be able to complete once and get paid for. For example you will see a lot of things like “comment on this” or “like this”, so it will take 10 seconds to complete and you get paid. Its a “one and done” type of thing which all the workers on the platform have access to.

So an employer might be asking for 20 comments on a Youtube video and once those comments are complete the job is taken down.

Ongoing Jobs

These are jobs that need workers on an ongoing basis, for weeks or months. With these jobs a handful of people will be selected to perform small tasks over and over again for a period of time.

These jobs still include things like commenting on videos and liking pages, its just that they want people to keep doing these small tasks again and again.

A Look at The Pay… Below you can see a screenshot I took of some of the featured jobs in both categories. For Small Jobs you can expect to earn anywhere from $0.08 to $0.30 and with the Ongoing Jobs you can expect to earn around $0.15 – $0.50 per task and up to $100+ per month.

*Note: The Ongoing Jobs where you can earn $100+ per month will sometimes require some skill.

However, I do want to really point out again that these jobs vary a lot. You never know what exactly to expect and because of this you never know how well they might pay. But generally speaking you will be earning very little.

Completing a Job

The Small Jobs are simple… you just pick one of the jobs that you are interested in doing from the list you will find inside the dashboard, you look at the instructions the employer gives for the job, you complete the job and you submit proof that you completed it.

But for Ongoing Jobs you will have to show that you are worthy before you can complete the jobs. Because these jobs will be ongoing over a period of time the employers need to know that they can trust you to get the work done. For these jobs you are required to have a 75% job completion rate or higher. But the same goes for these… you will perform small tasks based on instructions and then submit proof that you did them.

How Much Can You Realistically Make Here?

The answer is not much. If you are just going around completing Small Jobs then maybe you can earn an extra $20-$40 per month. But if you are completing Ongoing Jobs that are on the higher paying side of things you might be able to earn an extra $300 per month.

But there really is no good answer I can give you here. The jobs vary and it all just depends. One thing for sure though is that this isn’t a site you can count on to make a living with.

Conclusion on Picoworkers – Good Opportunity or Not?

It all depends on what you are looking for. If you are looking to just earn small amounts of money here and there in your spare time then this might be something worth trying. You also might want to look into GPT (get paid to) sites like Swagbucks as well. But if you are looking for anything substantial by any means this is not for you.

Another path that I think would be better to pursue is doing something like I do, which is make small websites like this one and get paid for advertising, promoting products etc. Whats good about this is that you can do it whenever you want and it has a heck of a lot more income potential than Picoworkers or any GPT site out there.

I wrote a guide on how I make money online that you can read through. In it I go over how it all works and how others can best get started. You can read it Here.

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

Cryptocurrency

Is Bonus Bitcoin a Scam? – Real Review of bonusbitcoin.co

Bonus Bitcoin claims to be a free bitcoin faucet where there is 5,000 Satoshi’s given away every 15 minutes. But is this really true? It sounds a bit like it might be a too good to be true so I took a deeper look into it all to see how this place operates. Is Bonus Bitcoin a scam…. is it legit… is it worth your time?? These are all questions I’ll be answering in this review.

With the new-gained popularity of cryptocurrencies there are a lot of scams out there that need to be avoided. This is one of the reasons I’m very suspicious of anything that even slightly seems too good to be true. Earning free bitcoin doesn’t exactly make sense. They have to be making money from somewhere and I’ll be going over how it all works.

Bonus Bitcoin Review

Bonus Bitcoin (found at bitcoinbonus.co) is a site that gives away free bitcoin as I said. They call the site a “bitcoin faucet”. When I first came across the site I thought for sure it was just another crypto scam like the many out there, including recent scams like Bitcoin Bonanaza & BTCMiner.

After reviewing the site and and seeing how it all works I’ve found out that it is actually legitimate but its probably not worth your time. You literally will make next to nothing with this site and you will see why.

How Bonus Bitcoin Works

When I’m determining if an opportunity is legitimate or not I always look at the money trail and ask myself if it makes any sense. Ok I get that they pay you in bitcoin but where do they get the money to do so in the first place? If something doesn’t make sense then its more than likely a scam.

With Bonus Bitcoin they make their money via advertisments. In order to use their site you have to make sure your adblockers are off. When I first landed on the site I have mine on and wasn’t seeing any ads so things seemed strange. Then I turned it off and sure enough there were ads everywhere…

So they get paid by the advertisers and then they give back some of that money through their free bitcoin faucet. Everything makes sense here.

They also have a referral program where you can earn 50% of what your referrals earn. This is to help drive more traffic to the site because of course the more traffic they get the more they make in ad revenue.

But can you make much?

How Much Can You Make?

The amount that you can make per claim will vary depending on how much Bonus Bitcoin is making in ad revenue. But all in all its not much at all.

As you can see here I made 23 satoshi’s from a single claim…

After each claim you have to wait 15 minutes to be able to make another.

The amount of bitcoin given out will depend on the market value of bitcoin. In the example above my 23 satoshi’s equal about $0.002 right now. This is probably different when you are reading this but no matter how many satoshi’s you end up making their value will be right around what it is here… which is much less than a cent.

How to Make a Claim

Making a claim and earning free bitcoin is very simple. There is one of those things you have to check to confirm you are not a robot and then you just click a button to claim it. That is it.

After that your bitcoin will be deposited into your CoinPot balance.

After you get up to a 10,000 satoshi balance you will be able to cash out and send your bitcoin to a wallet of your choice where you can then do with it as you please.

Conclusion on BonusBitcoin.co – Is It Worth Your Time?

Whether or not this place is worth your time is ultimately a question that you need to answer on your own. Personally I do not think this is worth my time and I won’t be spending any more time claiming small amounts of bitcoin. There are just better things I can be doing.

With each time you claim your bitcoin and earn it free from the faucet you are earning less than 1 cent. I really don’t know how anyone can think that this is worth their time. I think its ridiculous and just a very poor choice of time spent.

But anyways… do what you want to do.

On another note, I would suggest checking out my guide on how I make money online. In this guide I go over how I’ve been making money online since 2015 and how others can too. I think you might be interested in it. You can go through it Here.

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

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