Kyle - Kyle's Blog

Home
Author: Kyle

The archive description field doesn't exist for the current taxonomy so no content will be displayed

Cryptocurrency

Is BTCMiner a Scam? – Review of btcminer.me

If you are looking to invest in BTCMiner (at btcminer.me) then I highly suggest you read this first. Why? Well because this places is more than likely not what it claims to be. There are lots of complaints and many red flags. Is BTCMiner a scam? You can decide for yourself after reading.

In this review I’ll be going over what BTCMiner claims to be, how you supposedly make money, some serious concerns I have, some of the common complaints I’ve found online and more.

What is BTCMiner?

BTCMiner claims to be a mining pool in which anyone can participate and earn bitcoin from their mining operations. Its kind of like a more rundown version of HashFlare if you have ever heard of them.

Mining pools are basically groups of investors that come together and put money into mining equipment then share the profits from the entire operation based on how much they invested. The reason mining pools exist is because mining bitcoin these days is extremely expensive and not many people can afford to do it on their own.

There are legitimate mining pool operations going on out there but there are a lot of mining pool scams as well. This is what you have to be careful with.

Near the end of this review I’ll be going over some concerns I have with BTCMiner and why I think it very well might be a scam rather than legit. First I’m going to go over the payment plans though.

How You Make Money

Like I said, you invest money to make money. When you invest you are investing in the mining operation costs and by doing so you are getting a piece of the profit.

There are 4 different investment plans you can choose from which include…

Version 1.1

Costs 0.0010 BTC
Earn up to 0.0012 BTC per day

Version 1.2

Costs 0.0090 BTC
Earn up to 0.015 BTC per day

Version 1.3

Costs 0.0800 BTC
Earn up to 0.15 BTC per day

Version 1.4

Costs 0.5000 BTC
Earn up to 1 BTC per day

As you can see you can invest anywhere from 0.001 to 0.5 bitcoin to get started and you can supposedly earn up to 1 whole bitcoin per day if you invest in the highest investment plan.

But I have one question here…

How Can You Possibly Make This Much?

Lets just think about the version 1.4 plan for a second. They claim that you can buy this plan for 0.5 BTC and that you will earn 1 bitcoin per day. That is insane… Literally in just one day they are telling you that you can double your bitcoin.

This is a major red-flag and seriously unrealistic. I know bitcoin mining can be profitable but it isn’t this profitable. Doubling your money in a single day??? Come on now. This is absurd and in no way possible.

Concerns About This Place

Besides the income claims being massively unrealistic, there are a few other things that I want to point out about BTCMiner.com that leads me to believe its nothing more than a scam.

For one, they don’t show you any proof of what is really going on here. For legitimate mining operations you will see lots of information about the actual operation. They will show you pictures and provide details about where their mining equipment is located, they will keep you updated on the status of whats going on, etc. Here they do not do any of this.

You are supposedly investing in this mining operation but have no idea where its located, what it looks like, who is running it? You don’t know anything because they don’t tell you anything.

Ponzi Scheme Maybe?

Crypto mining pool scams are usually some type of Ponzi scheme. Why? Well because its easy to operate a ponzi under the cover of a mining pool. Its the perfect cover.

With ponzi’s there is no real value being provided. Instead of making a legitimate return on people’s investments the older investors are paid by the newcomers. These will work for a certain period of time but are doomed to collapse at some point once the amount of new investors coming in slows down.

There are rumors that BTCMiner might be a ponzi and I agree. It very likely could be one and probably is judging from the lack of information and transparency given.

It also really pushes members to recruit others to come invest in BTCMiner. They promise some pretty high referral bonuses this is something that yet again seems very unsustainable to me.

But they show payment proofs?

This doesn’t matter. Ponzi’s pay people too. Just because they are paying people doesn’t mean they aren’t a scam. They show payment proofs but they don’t show proof that this money is coming from the mining operations.

Lots of Complaints

I’m not the only one that has negative views about this site. If you do some research you will find plenty of complaints. I for one have not actually invested bitcoin here but there are others that have and claim they have not received any payments…

Conclusion on BTCMiner – Is There Any Chance You Will Make Money?

You might make money but I sure as heck wouldn’t count on it. Its either a pure scam where they don’t pay out at all or its a ponzi scheme type scam where they will pay out but it will eventually collapse. Either way its a terrible idea to invest in. There are a heck of a lot of scams in the crypto space and this place has many of the common signs of scams that I see over an over again looking into opportunities like this.

As always I suggest doing your own research on things before putting money into them. I have provided a good bit here but if you are still interested in investing in BTCMiner I would definitely do more research because I really don’t recommend it and think you have a good chance at losing money overall.

On a completely different note. If you are looking to make money online it is probably a good idea to not put all your eggs in one basket. I always recommend this program for newbies that are looking to make an online income. It has nothing to do with cryptocurrency or anything but I just thought I’d mention it because I’ve been a members since 2015 and make some good money with it.

If you have any questions or comments on anything at all just leave them in the comment section below 🙂

Investing

Is Profits Unlimited a Scam by Paul Mampilly? – Honest Review

If you came across Paul Mampilly’s investment newsletter called Profit Unlimited and are wondering if its the real deal then I’m writing this for you. I came across a promotion for this product the other day and decided to take a deeper look into it all. The sales pitch for Profits Unlimited came off somewhat on the “too salesy” side for me to be comfortable with and I’m guessing that the same probably goes for you, judging from how you are reading my review here an all.

In this review I’ll be going over what exactly Profits Unlimited is, what it includes, I’ll go over a bit about Paul himself, some complaints worth noting and more. Is Profits Unlimited a scam? No its not a scam. I’ll get straight to the point here and let you know that.

Profits Unlimited Review

So as I said already, Profits Unlimited is an investment newsletter that was created by Paul Mampilly.

In this newsletter Paul provides advice on the stock market, specific stock buys and sells that he is going to do or has done, and more. It is primarily focused on investments in the tech industry but is not limited to this. The reason its mostly focused on the tech industry is because Paul sees huge potential here. The IOT, or Internet of Things, where machines communicate back and forth with other machines, is growing exponentially and is one area that is expected to have massive growth in the years to come.

Right off the bat here, I like where this newsletter is focused. I know there is a lot of hype around IOT and it might get a bit annoying hearing everyone’s spiels about how great the future is and all of that. But the truth of the matter is that even if the future doesn’t turn out to be as bright as it is expected to be… it will still more than likely turn out to be pretty darn bright. The only way I see the future not showing serious upside is if some major catastrophe happens here on Earth… but lets hope not.

I’m not saying that the technology behind IOT, in particular some little sensor chips that Paul talks about, is going to be 7 times bigger than the invention of computers, tablets, and smartphones combined, like some of the ads say… but it will grow.

The newsletter is also focused on small cap stocks. Paul is interested in investing in stocks that he thinks have massive growth potential. He tries to get in on investments when they are still relatively cheap before they experience massive growth.

Anyways… who is Paul Mampilly? I’m going to go over a bit about him before I get into what is included in the Profits Unlimited subscription.

Paul Mampilly, Who is he?

Paul has a history of banking and money managing. Prior to providing financial advice with his newsletters, he was a money manager at the Royal Bank of Scotland, Swiss Bank, and even Sears (which isn’t doing so well by the way). Paul has also helped manage multi-million dollar portfolios and was a hedge fund manager for some time.

One thing that I found rather catching was that Paul won a first place award in an investment competition held in 2008 by Templeton Foundation. I’m not exactly sure what the specifics of this competition were but I do know he won for the $50 million portfolio he was managing, which I’m assuming was more profitable than others in the competition.

But anyways… I’m not going to get too much into who this guy is. I just wanted to give a brief background. Paul is a man with a heck of a lot of experience. He has over 25 years of Wall Street experience and has done well for himself and his clients throughout his career.

What Profits Unlimited Includes

Access to Paul’s Portfolio

You will be able to see what stocks Paul is going to be buying, what prices he will be buying them at, where he will be selling stocks, etc.

Weekly Updates

He will give you short weekly updates on current holdings, how potential positions are looking, changes in the market that you should be aware of…

Trade Alerts

You will be alerted when you should make trades. He will also go over how to actually make the trade.

The Monthly Newsletter

Each month you will get the monthly newsletter where Paul will tell you about a new investment he is pursuing. He doesn’t just do a little research on these things online and call it a day. He really dives into them and gets inside information that most people wouldn’t be able to get.

Members Access

You will have access to the websites members area where you will be able to get all that this product has to offer, including all that I just went over.

Why The Complaints?

So if you do some research and just look around Google for information on Paul Mampilly and Profits Unlimited you will find information that is calling him a scam along with Profits Unlimited. Why is this?

Honestly the only reason I can think of that people are complaining is from the promotions for Profits Unlimited. As I mentioned earlier, the ads that you may see for this newsletter are a bit over the top in my opinion. They come off very “salesy” at times and might give potential investors a bit of unease. And on the other side of things maybe some investors as subscribing thinking that the newsletter is going to be better than what it is.

I’m not saying that Profits Unlimited isn’t good. The advice from Paul has proven to perform well, but I’m just saying the sales pitches could be toned down a bit. When people are being lured in with claims like “The Greatest Invention In History… 7 Times Bigger Than Computers, Tables, and Smartphones Combined!”… its pretty much guaranteed there are going to be complaints. Its claims like this that makes me think of other over-hyped newsletters like Freedom Checks and The Altucher Report.

*It also seems that many complaints about Profits Unlimited aren’t specifically about the newsletter itself but rather they are complaints about the company selling the newsletter, Banyan Hill. There have been multiple people who claim to have been overcharged and things like this. Whether these complaints are true or not are not up to me to decide.

Profits Unlimited Performance

I know a lot of people who have money sitting in the stock market that just goes with the overall market prices. It follows the S&P up and down and doesn’t really do anything spectacular. If you are one of these people then you could benefit from the Profits Unlimited newsletter.

Sure there are investments that Paul makes that don’t turn out the way he thought, but overall he does pretty well.

The Cost

The cheapest version of Profits Unlimited is the digital version for $47. There are also more expensive versions that include the $129 deluxe version and the $79 premium.

Is it worth the price? Well its really not that expensive but this is up to you to decide.

Conclusion on Profits Unlimited – Good Investment or Not?

Profits Unlimited is not a scam. Paul is a veteran in this area and he does seem to provide a lot of good advice. On top of this I also think the IOT area that this newsletter focuses on has a bright future and is a good idea to get involved with.

However, if you are thinking about buying a subscription I highly suggest you do your own research. I’ll admit I am holding back a bit in this review because I saw that Paul Mampilly is suing another blogger who posted “defamatory” articles about him and his investment products. So make sure to do your own research.

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

Apps That Pay You, Cashback Programs

4 Good Cash Back Apps Like DOSH

If you are looking for cash back apps like DOSH then here you go. In this post I’ll be going over 4 others that I consider to be pretty good and similar to DOSH.

I’ve been using cashback apps for a while now and have looked into and/or tried many of them. A lot of them are junk and wastes of time while others are good and include lots of offers that anyone should be able to earn some decent cashback with. In this short post I’ll be going over some cash back apps like DOSH that have some more to offer.

My first pick on the list is Ibotta.

#1 – Ibotta App – Review Here

Ibotta is another cashback app that has been around longer than DOSH and is a bit more popular. I’m guessing there is a good chance you already heard of this one.

Like DOSH, Ibotta has a ton of different online cashback offers that you can easily shop through the app. The online offers from what I have seen just consist of different sites you can shop at, like AmericanEagle.com, Shoes.com, etc. They don’t require you to purchase any specific product.

However, when it comes to the in-store cashback Ibotta is different. For DOSH its usually the same type of deal as the online cashback, where you just shop at a certain store and get cashback on the total that you spend. But with Ibotta they require you to purchase certain items…

Both apps are great when it comes to cashing out. Ibotta allows you to pick from a variety of different gift cards of transfer your money to your Paypal account, which is what I usually do.

I’ve never had a problem using Ibotta and this would be my number 1 pick as an alternative to DOSH. It could also be used in conjunction with DOSH because they differ in the deals they offer. So by using both you could earn more overall.

Also Ibotta offers a $10 sign up bonus which is nice.

#2 – Drop Rewards App – Review Here

The Drop app is one that is very similar to DOSH. Like DOSH, with Drop you link your credit/debit card up to the app and there is no need to scan receipts or anything like that. However, you will have to accept of decline offers inside the app. Its not like DOSH where you can just go shopping at one of the locations they support and get cashback without even using the app.

The Drop app also has a point system. So how this works is you get paid in points which can then be redeemed for gift cards. One of the downsides to this app is that they don’t offer Paypal payments but overall the app is good and easy to use.

One thing that this app has above the others is that you can earn cashback when you eat at Mcdonalds, Starbucks and others. So if you frequent places like this then I would read my review on this one and see if its something you would like.

#3 – Fetch Rewards App – Review Here

The Fetch Rewards app is nice and has some features that the others on this list do not. The “claim to fame” of this app is that you can get cashback on brand offers where you can purchase any products made by a certain brand. This is nice because some brands have dozens and sometimes hundreds of different products, all of which are ripe for the picking.

This app also has special offers which is more of what you normally see with cashback apps. These include offers for specific products. They usually pay more but they are more difficult to get.

With the brand offers it also doesn’t matter where you shop. You could go into Walmart and do your normal shopping, then just upload your receipt after and wait for the cashback if there is any to be made.

#4 – Coupons.com App – Review Here

Coupons.com came out with their own app which has some pretty good reviews overall. The app has a good bit of offers on a daily basis and they claim that there are over $500 worth of cashback savings offers on any given day. Now of course there is no way you are going to be able to claim all of those offers but it shows what they bring to the table. However, I don’t really know how this statistic compares to other apps but it sounds good.

With the Coupons.com app you are able to earn cashback in one of 2 ways: By claiming offers and using a loyalty card that you link to your account or by uploading a receipt after purchase. The Ibotta app is the same in this way. It can be a hassle uploading receipts so if you have a loyalty card available then you are going to want to link it if you use this app.

This app differs from DOSH in the way that you have to purchase specific items within stores rather than just getting cashback from purchase totals at specific stores.

Other Cash Back Programs

There are a lot of different cashback programs out there. If you are looking for the best apps that you can use for cashback right on your phone then DOSH and Ibotta are my top picks but Fetch and Coupons.com are also good choices.

Aside from cashback apps there are lots of cashback programs that you can become members of online that don’t offer apps. They are good and all they just aren’t quite as convenient I guess you could say. Two good ones that I know of right off the top of my head are Extrabux and TopCashBack. The cashback programs that offer apps like I went over above are definitely nicer but you still might want to check out others.

Also, on a completely different note. Since you are looking for extra cash you might be interested in taking a look at how I make money online here. Its something you can do in your spare-time starting out and I actually turned it into a full-time money maker.

If you know of any other good cashback apps or programs that you think should be on the list let me know! Also if you have any questions or comments just leave them below and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

"Get Rich Quick", Cryptocurrency, Easy Money Scams

Bitcoin Bonanza Scam Alert – This Trading Software Is a Scam!

Bitcoin Bonanza is a cryptocurrency trading software that is supposedly making people over $10,000 per day. But we all know that you can’t trust everything you hear online and this does sound a bit excessive.

So is this true? Or is Bitcoin Bonanza a scam that you need to avoid? I’ll get straight to the point of this review here and warn you that this is a scam. I see scams like this all the time and in this review I’ll be going over why it is one.

Bitcoin Bonanza Trading Software Review

Upon landing on the sales page I was fairly certain it was a scam right off the bat. Because of this I went in with the mindset that they have to prove to me that it isn’t a scam. But after digging around and looking for information my suspicious was just further confirmed.

Whenever you come across a system like this that claims it is super easy and that you can make $9,600 in just 24 hours you need to be very cautious because its more than likely a scam.

In the ridiculous sales video I watched for this they were saying that every person in the beta group that tested this software out made over $11,000 in just a single day. Are you kidding me?

How Does It Work?

Well of course there is just about no information at all on how any of it actually works. You are just supposed to trust that it can make you thousands of dollars per day without knowing how on earth it even does it.

They tell you that the trading software runs on an “unmatched trading algorithm that breaks market laws”. This is great and all but it doesn’t tell me anything about how it actually works. How does it break market laws. What does the algorithm look for and how does it find such profitable trades?

There is no information on how it actually works and this is one of the most common characteristics you will see with scams.

Red Flag! – Limited Availability Scam Tactic

When you try to exit the page you will see a popup that comes up in your face stating there are only a few spots left and that you must reserve your spot now. This is a common scam tactic used to create a false sense of scarcity to try to get people to buy in right away.

This makes viewers think that it is urgent that they get in and often leads to people buying in without doing the extra research and coming across reviews like this one that I’m writing now.

I know that this limited availability popup is completely fake because you can exit the site and come back to it in a week or even a month and it will say the same darn thing.

Another Red Flag! – Fake Testimonials

Down below the sales video on the sales page you will see testimonials from people who are supposedly members of this system and have been making tons of money. I like to read over testimonials and reviews before I buy into things like this but the problem with these testimonials in particular is that they are completely fake and made-up.

How do I know? Well I ran a reverse Google image search for the one lady’s picture that is in one of these testimonials and as you can see below this same picture is being used all over the internet. The creators of this scam just took the image and threw it in here.

A Look at The Creators.. Yet Another Problem

And yet another major problem that I came across is that there is not information on the creators of this trading software. I want to know more about the team behind things like this before I jump in and with this there is no information at all.

Doesn’t this seem a bit strange? With legitimate softwares, programs, business opportunities, etc… you should be able to read up on the people who started it all. Because there is no information on anyone I am forced to believe that they are hiding something. For some reason the creators don’t want us to know them and this is another red flag for me.

For all I know the creators of this could be the same people as the creators of scams like Bitconnect, Crypto Magnet, Crypto Genius, and others. I just don’t know if I can trust them or not and in a market filled with scams like this its just too risky.

Conclusion on Bitcoin Bonanza – What a Scam

There is pretty much no doubt that this is one big scam. There is nothing about it that makes me believe it is legitimate. Everything points to it being a scam. There are certain characteristics to look for when spotting a crypto scam and this has many of these characteristics present. There are more that I’m not even going to go over but I think you get the point from what I did cover above…. you just can’t trust this place. Everything about it is a lie.

This is just another scam software that lures people in with the hopes and dreams of making easy money online. There are a lot of scam artists out there capitalizing on the cryptocurrency boom. This new technology has gained a lot of popularity and with popularity like this along with the ability to make money, the scam artists are everywhere. I literally review a new cryptocurrency related scams several times per week on my site here.

If you do sign up here is what is going to happen: They give you the software for free but you will then have to fund your trading account. Once you fund your account you will never be able to get your money back. They might make it look like you are making money with the software but you will not be able to withdrawal that money because everything is fake. Its all a fraud.

So just be careful out there and avoid opportunities like this.

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 online 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 ?

High Ticket Programs, Training

Internet Income Explained, Scam or Legit? – The Truth Behind The Curtain

The Internet Income Explained program claims that it is the path to financial freedom. I came across this program the other day and was without a doubt suspicious of it all right off the bat. The sales pitch for it was a little too over the top for me and things just came off as too salesy.

Since you are reading my review here I’m guessing you are probably in the same boat as me. You are probably supsicious that this is just another scam and are looking for answers. So is Internet Income Explained a scam? Or is this the program that is going to change your life? In this review I’ll be going over what it really is and what you should definitely know. Spoiler Alert: The sales pitch for this program is pretty misleading.

Internet Income Explained Review

First of all I’d like to say that there are several different websites that are promoting this “Internet Income Explained” program that I came across. The sales videos that they have might differ a bit but they probably are all the same basic thing and I do know they are all selling the same program.

Some of the sites that this has been promoted on include…

internet-incomeexplained.com
internetincomeexplained.com
internetincomeexplained.net

The sales video that I watched was very salesy. It didn’t come off as entirely truthful to me because everything seemed too good to be true. It seemed that the spokesperson was saying everything that people wanted to hear and nothing bad. This is something that should make you suspicious.

The video started off showing people living the dreams, making tons of money on vacation with this system. And of course the people that were “invited” to watch this “secret” sales video are going to get the same exact system for free.

Sound too good to be true? Well the truth is that there are people that are making good money with this system but its not exactly as they lead you to believe it is.

The Real System Here

This “Internet Income Explained” program really doesn’t even exist. All these sites are doing is acting as sales funnels to get people to buy into the real product being pushed here, which is AWOL Academy.

AWOL Academy is an online business training program that was created by Cameron George and Keala Kanae. It provides training and tools for beginners to make money online by promoting products on a website and earning commissions.

The business model is legit and what it’s called is affiliate marketing, which is actually how I make a living. However, there are a lot of complaints about AWOL Academy and for good reason.

Complaints

As you can probably already tell from the sales video, they give you a fairy-tale explanation of the system. They tell you what you want to hear but don’t give you the cold hard truth.

The truth is that this system is NOT 100% free. The only thing that is free is the very very beginning of the training which isn’t going to really do anything for you. After that you will have to buy in to the lowest product level called the Pro Academy which will cost you $99.

And after that you will be pushed to buy some of the more expensive products that AWOL Academy offers, which get up in to the thousands of dollars range. There are plenty of upsells in this program and you will see why when I go over how it all works.

How AWOL Academy Works

Why it is possible to apply the training and tools that AWOL gives you to online business in a variety of ways, what they push you to do is to make money online by selling AWOL Academy products. So pretty much you buy into this program to make money online and then you more than likely are going to go down the path of making money online by selling the same system to other people.

You can earn big commissions selling AWOL products because they get so expensive and everyone who joins is pushed to purchase the upsells but there is the downside of this all. And that is of course that you too are going to have to purchase the upsells.

This place is similar to MOBE and Aspire in the way that you first have to purchase the products to be able to resell them and earn commissions. It is also similar in the way that the products get extremely expensive, which are known as high-ticket products.

The Cost of Joining

Most people that join don’t seem to know what they are really getting into and this is due to the misleading sales tactics used to sell AWOL Academy. People aren’t aware of the cost involved.

In addition to paying for the AWOL products which can cost you a small fortune, you will also be getting trained on paid advertising. This is how you will learn to generate traffic and get sales. Now there is nothing wrong with paid advertising and you certainly can do very well with it, but its something that people don’t know about when getting started.

Paid advertising is yet another expense that can become very costly. Of course the goal is to make more in sales than you are paying in advertising but this is easier said than done.

Is This “As Beginner Friendly As It Gets?”

In the sales video I saw they were saying that this program is as beginner friendly as it gets and this is something I would disagree with.

There are other affiliate marketing training programs out there and one that I would definitely say is more beginner friendly is Wealthy Affiliate. Wealthy Affiliate provides step-by-step training, all the tools needed, and access to a community of like-mined individuals that you can communicate with. On top of all of this their training puts more focus on free traffic generation techniques rather than paid advertising which is much more beginner friendly.

And when it comes to the cost the 2 are incomparable. But anyways… I actually wrote a review of Wealthy Affiliate that you can read here if you are interested in knowing more.

Conclusion on Internet Income Explained

Ok, so Internet Income Explained is just a sales funnel that was set up to get people to buy into AWOL Academy. You know how I said the focus of AWOL is to get members to promote AWOL? Well that is what is going on here. The person (or people) creating these sites are affiliates that are trying to get others to join so they can make money.

There isn’t anything wrong with affiliate marketing and promoting products you believe in but the misleading way that they are going about this is something that I don’t agree with.

But anyways… that’s all I have for my review here. AWOL Academy does provide a lot of good training and tools but you just need to know what you are getting involved in if you do join, or else you will just be discouraged and feel ripped off. That said, I definitely recommend reading this review of Wealthy Affiliate. They are a more honest and way more affordable choice.

Comments and questions can be left below. I’ll get back to you soon on the questions 🙂

Easy Money Scams

Is Dollars True a Scam? – Yes and I’ll Go Over Why

Dollars True (dollarstrue.com) claims that they pay $10 for completing the simplest of tasks which only take 30 seconds to do. Compared to other somewhat similar sites that pay you to complete tasks this amount is extremely high. Because of this I was suspicious upon landing on this site and decided to dig a little deeper into things to see if they are even legitimate. And since you are reading this review I’m guessing you are also suspicious of the claims made.

Is Dollars True a scam? The short answer is yes and in this review I’ll be going over why I say this.

Dollars True Review

Dollars True is pretty much the same thing as Fix Monthly Income, Dollar Tell, and Regular Dollars. They claim to pay you to perform small tasks but if you join you will find out that there is only 1 task to be completed and this is to refer other people. The only way to get paid here is by referring others to join.

On top of that it is highly unlikely that you will actually get paid once you read the extremely high cash out minimum. I’ll be going over all of this.

A Look Inside

So even though I was fairly certain that it was a scam I decided to register and see whats going on inside the members dashboard. After joining and logging in, I found that there are not really any tasks for you to complete. The only “task” that you can do to earn money is to refer other people to join.

By referring other members you can supposedly make $10 for everyone that joins through you. You get your own referral link which you can post around online and when people click on it and join, you get credit.

The minimum cash out amount is $300. So for some reason they are making you reach an account balance of $300 before you can get your money. I guess this isn’t really too high if you are able to earn $10 per referral, but I still get suspicious of places like this that have very high cash out amounts. Usually it means they are scams… which you will see this is…

How They Make Money.. Doesn’t Make Sense

Ok so for them to be able to pay you $10 for each referral they have to be making money right? The money has to come from somewhere. It can’t just come out of thin air.

This is what they tell you…. They say that they get paid from advertisers. When you refer others to DollarsTrue you help them make more money because you help generate more traffic and advertisers make more. This sounds good and all but there is one small problem. I take that back.. one HUGE problem…. there are NO ADVERTISEMENTS!

How are they advertising on their site if there are no advertisements? I check and my adblocker wasn’t blocking anything on the site nor did I see anything. This makes absolutely no sense and the strange thing is that this is the same exact thing that Fix Monthly Income and the other nearly identical sites tell you.

What Is Really Going On Here?

This site is more than likely in the business of selling email addresses and personal information. They capture your email when you register and you also have to enter your name. These are then usually sold to spammers online that are trying to get people to buy into things or to scam you in one way or another. So if you registered and then start to receive a bunch of spam emails, you know what is going on.

Other than that I don’t see what else the point of this site could be.

Even If This Was Real It Wouldn’t Work Out

Even if they did really pay $10 for referring people you would never make much money from something like this. They provide no training on how to actually refer others to join. Marketing an opportunity is no small task. On the site they tell you to post your referral link on forums, social media, etc… but this won’t work out great. Unless you have a massive social media following or something this isn’t going to get you many referrals.

How do I know this? Well because I’ve been involved in online marketing since 2015 and if it were this easy then everyone would be doing it and making tons of money in the process.

Conclusion on Dollars True – Scam

Dollars True is a poorly put together scam site that lures people in with the hopes of making extremely easy money online. There is no way they can afford to pay people how they say, their entire business model makes no sense. They say they get paid from advertisers yet I see no proof of this. This site is nothing more than a scam and waste of time.

Lesson learned: If something sounds too good to be true then it probably is.

If you are looking for a way to make money online that actually works and is legitimate I would suggest taking a look at how I make a living online. I’ve been working online since 2015 and make good money doing this.

And of course if you have any questions or comments leave them below and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

Training

AWOL Academy Complaints – Take a Look at These

Ok, so in this short post I’ve compiled a bunch of AWOL Academy complaints. In my review of this program I’ve been getting a lot of people commenting and complaining about various things so I decided to scavenger the internet and put together a bunch of complaints from various sources from members of this program who bought in with high hopes but became disappointed and discouraged.

If you are looking into AWOL Academy and thinking about possibly buying into it then you are going to want to read these over first.

But before I get into all of this I want to give a brief overview of what AWOL Academy is for those that may be confused or misinformed.

AWOL Academy Overview

AWOL Academy is a training program that teaches people how to build their own online businesses and make money via affiliate marketing. Affiliate marketing is when you promote products online for different companies and earn commissions when you make sales. This is a proven business model that is great for beginners and actually works. However, just because the business model works doesn’t mean that every training program out there is going to get you on the right path.

In affiliate marketing you can literally promote just about any product you want and make money with it. For example you could promote anything from baby strollers to dog toys. However… the main focus of AWOL Academy is on promoting AWOL Academy itself.

AWOL Academy has various levels of membership products ranging from $99 up to over $10,000 and when you promote these products by getting others to join, you earn commissions. These products get very expensive which is why AWOL Academy is considered a high-ticket program.

So while you could potentially use the training and tools provided at AWOL to promote products in any area of interest, the focus and what they really push you to do is promote AWOL. Basically its one of those programs that people buy into to make money online and then they make money online by getting others to buy in, similar to Aspire, 16 Steps to Six Figures, Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System, MOBE and others.

I’m not going to give a speech on morality and whether or not I think this is wrong, but it is what it is. The people that are promoting AWOL claiming they are making tons of money are more than likely promoting AWOL and making money this way.

The training seems to be good, the tools provided are good, there is a lot of “good” that is provided but a lot of people buy in without knowing what they are getting themselves into. Its mostly about selling AWOL memberships and if you buy in at the lowest $99 price your “coach” will try to upsell you on the higher priced ones… which is what you will be pushed to do once you start referring other members in.

But anyways…. let me get on to the complaints from other members who have tired out AWOL. Enjoy…

AWOL Academy Complaints

Misleading Sales Pitch

Most of the complaints that you will find on AWOL Academy come from people who were mislead before buying in. Many of the people promoting this program are doing so to make money of course. And when you have a system that works like this there are always going to be some people that promote it in rather sneaky/tricky ways just to get people to buy in.

On top of this the sales pitch by Keala Kanae, one of the creators, is also somewhat overly salesy and misleading.

Some of the comment’s I’ve found on this matter come from open review sites like repdigger.com and bbb.org…

Upsells Galore

And going along with the misleading sales tactics that are all too often used to promote AWOL Academy, there are a lot of people complaining about the upsells, mostly because they feel forced into buying them if they want to succeed.

As you can see with the first complaint that I took a screenshot of below, the “coach” that they give you inside is basically like a an upsell guy, as I mentioned in the beginning…

And here’s a complaint I found about all of this on another site where people can independently review different things called SiteJabber…

Refund Problems

As you can probably imagine there are plenty of refund problems. In the online marketing business this is a common occurrence. This program was carefully designed to get as may buyers as possible so of course they aren’t going to want to refund money.

They do have a 14 day moneyback guaranteed and I think an even longer guarantee for some of higher-ticket products, but they seem to make it pretty darn hard to get this guarantee to go into effect.

The Big Problem Here

The main problem here with all of this is that people don’t know what they are getting themselves into… and its not their fault. Its the fault of the people using misleading sales tactics to promote this programs and its the fault of the creators of AWOL Academy themselves for not giving the cold hard truth about it all.

If people knew beforehand that they would have to purchase more expensive products for any good chance of actually making money then I would have no problem with this. But people don’t know this.

The truth is this: If you buy the lowest priced $99 Pro Academy you more than likely are going to make little to no money with it…. unless you already have experience in this. You are either going to have to buy into the upsells or find training elsewhere. There is no way around it.

Making money online is not a walk in the park. I know in the webinar Keala Kanae goes around showing off his mansion and all the money he makes. He makes things seem easy but I can guarantee that it took him a heck of a lot more than a $99 training course and a couple weeks of time to get to that level. And besides, you don’t want to be on his level. He is pretty much ripping people off.

AWOL Academy vs Other Options

I know it may seem like I’m trying to rip on AWOL Academy, and maybe I am a little, but my main focus here is getting out the truth. There are a lot of complaints on this program and for good reason. The reason is because people feel ripped off, mostly because of the misleading information being used to promote AWOL as I’ve been saying.

But AWOL Academy itself isn’t as bad as this post might make it seem. They do provide good training, tools, and of course you can make a heck of a lot of money selling AWOL Academy products to other people. That said, if you do decide to join and promote AWOL, as you are pushed to do, please don’t mislead people to get them to join.

Another Option

Wealthy Affiliate is another option that I would suggest looking into if you are (or were) interested in AWOL Academy. You can read my review of Wealthy Affiliate here.

Wealthy Affiliate teaches the same business model as AWOL, which is affiliate marketing. However, they have no upsells and are much much MUCH more affordable. They won’t throw any crazy sales pitches at you and overall I would call them more legitimate for sure.

Also, I would say the step by step training at Wealthy Affiliate is more complete and the community of other online business men/women that you get access to communicate with is something that is a pretty big deal. I actually started making money back in 2015 here and am still am member.

Review of Wealthy Affiliate Here

In the comment section below you can leave your complaint if you have any. Also leave any comments or questions down there and I’ll get back to you 🙂

Cryptocurrency

Bits Trades, Scam or Good Investment Opportunity? – Real Review

If you are looking into investing in Bits Trades and a bit worried about the legitimacy of it all then good for you. There are a lot of scams out there and quite honestly this looks like another. It has many resemblances of a very popular and infamous scam that I’ll go over and quite a few things I’m concerned with overall.

You might actually be able to make money with Bits Trades but is it really worth the risk? In this review I’ll be taking a level-headed approach to it all and try to break everything down for you. Is Bits Trades a scam? Find out…

BitsTrades Review

Bits Trades (at bitstrades.com) claims to be a “digital banking community for bitcoin and cyrptocurrency investment solutions”. Its kind of confusing what exactly they mean by this because I don’t really see any evidence of this being the case.

The BitsTrades coin (BSS) is supposedly like bitcoin in just about every way. They really don’t give too much information on it all but they do tell you that it is a decentralized, peer to peer cryptocurrency. They don’t tell you anything about how the technology behind it works or anything like that.

The BitsTrades Platform

On the Bits Trades platform there are 4 ways that you can potentially make money with the BSS coin. These include the following

1) Staking

This is when you simply buy and hold BSS in your wallet. You will be able to earn a monthly interest for doing so.

2) Investing

They have a lending platform that you can invest your BSS in and earn profits from their trading bot & volatility software. Basically what you do here is buy BSS and then lend it back to the platform where they use it to trade.

3) Trading

On Bits Trades they have an exchange where you can buy and sell BSS for Bitcoin. You an potentially capitalize on market fluctuations.

4) Mining

They say you are able to mine BSS. I’m not sure how exactly this all works as there isn’t much of any information on it all.

The Main Focus of Bits Trades

The lending platform seems to be the focus of the entire site and this is worrisome. Why does it worry me? Well because we have seen some massive “lending” scams in the past such as Bitconnect & BitconnectX.

For those of you who do not know, Bitconnect was a massive cryptocurrency lending platform that was more than likely a covered up Ponzi scheme. It was once valued at over $1.5 billion and then collapsed in an extremely short period of time to well under $100 million.

Bitconnect and BitsTrades are very similar…. in fact they are pretty much the same darn thing. The same goes for other platforms like Davor Coin and LendConnect.

I’m not saying that just because it is a lending platform that its a scam. It is possible that it could be legitimate and that they really are doing what they say. There is nothing wrong with lending back to them and earning profit from their trading bot and volatility software. But I do still worry and have my suspicions about it all and this is why…

Some Red-Flags

Besides resembling some known scams, BitsTrades has some other very common scam characteristics that you should be aware of.

#1) No Information On The Team Behind It

There is no information given on the people behind this. You don’t know who is running the show here and you don’t know if you can trust them or how credible they are. For all I know it could be the same people that created the Bitconnect scam (which are also unknown by the way).

#2) Vague Details About How Things Work

All of the information given about how things work and how you will be able to make money is very vague. There really isn’t much to it all that is known.

Take for example the “Volatility Software” that they mention several times. There is no information given on how this works, how it runs, what exactly it does… anything. We are just supposed to trust that this “volatility software” somehow brings in massive profits for you.

#3) No Transparency

When it comes to the platform, once again you just have to trust that they are doing what they say they are. You don’t really know what they are doing when you lend your BSS back to them. They don’t give you any information on what the trading and volatility software is actually doing with that and this is yet another problem.

Ponzi Scheme?

Ok, so if you invest in BitsTrades you are going to be buying BSS and then probably lending it back to them, all while having no real proof that they are actually doing what they say. This was the big problem with Bitconnect. They told people that they were using their lended coins to make money with their volatility software just as BitsTrades tells you. But this obviously wasn’t true because if they were they would have never imploded as they did.

What Bitconnect was doing and BitsTrades is potentially doing was running a Ponzi scheme. This is when the investments of new members is used to pay off existing members. This very well could be going on in the background due to lack of transparency.

What also makes me believe that it very well could be a ponzi is the fact that they have a very lucrative mlm referral program. This means that you can recruit in others to invest in BitsTrades and make money off of them, and make money off of the people that they recruit in, and off of the people that they recruit in and so on. Recruitment structures like this definitely do not mean that opportunities are a scam but they are at the core of ponzi schemes and this coupled along with their lack of transparency is a problem.

But Can You Make Money?

In Ponzi schemes you can make money and some people make a heck of a lot of money. Bitconnect, for example, turned some people into millionaires. But this all depends on how early you get in and how successful the ponzi scheme will be.

Those that get in early stand a chance to make a lot of money if the ponzi continues to operate for a while after. Those that get in late are screwed. With Ponzi’s the majority of people lose money. That is a statistical fact.

Conclusion on BitsTrades – Is It Worth Investing In?

The possibility that BitsTrades is a ponzi scheme is very high. They are very vague with what they tell you, there is no information the creators or team behind it, and it resembles known cryptocurrency lending scams in many ways. Spotting a cryptocurrency scam can be tricky these days so you have to be careful.

While some people will probably make money with it I definitely would advise against investing in it. You never know how successful it will be and when it will collapse. All you know is that if it is a Ponzi then it will collapse at some point. And with all the negative news surrounding Bitconnect I don’t see this one being a very successful Ponzi.

You can invest at your own risk but this is not something I will be doing. And of course if you do invest never invest more than you can afford to lose, especially when there is a good chance you are going to lose it, as with this.

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 🙂

"Get Rich Quick"

Is eCom Profit Sniper a Scam? – Real Review

eCom Profit Sniper is a program created by Tom Parker that he claims “regular Joe’s are making $10,000+ per week with”. But is this really true and is this program any good? Or is eCom Profit Sniper a scam like it very well seems it could be? After all… the sales pitch for this program is extreme and way over the top. Things just seem way too good to be true and usually this is because they are.

In this review I’ll be going over a few things that I think everyone should know about this place. I’ve been involved in the ecommerce world for 2 years and even longer in the online marketing world in general. I know a good bit about what works and what doesn’t. The truth is that eCom Profit Sniper is nothing like they tell you and those who buy into it will more than likely be sorely disappointed.

eCom Profit Sniper Review

The sales pitch for this program is crazy and very unrealistic, so much so that I would put this in the same category of recent scams that I’ve reviewed such as Passive Paychecks & Wiseball Secret Society.

Tom Parker, the creator, claims that with eCom Profit Sniper beginners with no experience whatsoever can make $2,000 today. This is quite a claim to make and as you will see this is VERY unlikely. In fact I would say that its pretty much impossible.

He then goes on to tell you that this program uses a “little known secret”, which is also far from being true. On top of that he claims that what you will be doing to make money is super simple and that you will only need to spend 20 minutes of work per day in order to make the $2,000 that he claims you can make with this.

I’m sure you are already suspicious of this program and are a bit concerned that its a scam. After all… you did put in the extra work and did a little research where you came across my review.

What Is The Little Known Secret That Makes This So Easy?

The “little known secret” that he is talking about is not little nor is it even close to being a secret. What he is talking about here is Shopify. He claims that Shopify is your “golden ticket” to making $2,000 per day online.

Now what is Shopify? After watching the sales video for eCom Profit Sniper you might not really know what it is because he paints a very vague and misleading image of it. He keeps referring to it as a site where you can make all this money but this isn’t really what it is.

Shopify is a service that provides website hosting and an easy to use interface for setting up an eCommerce store. Basically they give you the tools needed to set up your own online store where you can sell products, accept payments, etc. But its not like you are actually making money with them. They are providing the service and you are then making money on your own, selling products.

What Does eCom Profit Sniper Do?

eCom Profit Sniper provides training on how to make money with Shopify. With Shopify you get the ecommerce website and tools that you need to be able to sell products and with eCom Profit Sniper you get training on how to do so.

The method of making money with Shopify that eCom Profit Sniper will train you on is called Dropshipping and this is exactly what I have over 2 years of experience in.

Dropshipping is when you sell products online that you never have to touch or see. You never keep inventory, you don’t have to ship the products and more. How does this work. Well what you do is sell products that are on another website and then have them shipped directly to the buyer.

Ebay and AliExpress are 2 popular websites where people dropship from because they provide cheap products of all sorts.

Example: You are selling a watch on your Shopify store >> Someone buys that watch on your store >> you then buy that watch from another site (Ebay for example) and have it shipped directly to your customer.

So you can sell a watch that costs $10 on Ebay for $20 on your Shopify store and make $10 profit. The customer doesn’t know what you are doing when this happens. They get their product and everything works out fine.

Dropshipping can be a very lucrative business but it is not as easy as it may seem.

How You Get Traffic to Your Store

Of course in order to get any sales you are going to need people visiting your store. The method that eCom Profit Sniper teaches is with Facebook advertising, which I also have several years of experience with.

Facebook is great because you can really target specific groups of people pretty easily. However, this should also not be underestimated. I lost probably well over a couple thousand dollars on Facebook ads before I started breaking even with them.

Is eCom Profit Sniper Any Good? What is The Training Like?

The truth is that eCom Profit Sniper’s training is not nearly as good as you are led to believe it is. The training is extremely basic and based on what I see with this there is no way anyone is going to be making $2,000 per day with it.

The training goes over how to set up your Shopify store, adding products to your store, and Facebook advertising but there is not much detail on anything.

When it comes to setting up your store it only goes over the basic setup. There is nothing that shows you how to optimize things for conversions, well at least not much. And from experience I can tell you that product page optimization can play a big part in conversions.

Also when it comes to picking products for your store everything is basic. If you don’t have the right products to sell then its going to be difficult. Unfortunately there isn’t much guidance on how to find good products that you will be able to make sales with.

And when it comes to the Facebook advertising training there is a lot more to be desired. Advertising on FB may look easy but this takes some serious training and/or experience to really get good at. Unfortunately if you don’t have a lot of experience in this area then you are going to be lacking because eCom Profit Sniper isn’t going to provide much training.

Conclusion on eCom Profit Sniper – Would I Buy This?

In all honestly I think this program is doing people a huge injustice. It is making buyers believe they are going to make it rich with this program when really there is very little chance they will make anything close to the claims made. Sure you can make money with this and sure you “could” make $2,000 a day with this, but I also “could” win the lottery tomorrow and become a millionaire.

The chances of you being able to make $2,000 a day with this training are slim to none. And you sure as heck won’t be making anywhere close to that within the first day like Mr. Tom Parker claims.

But hey… I guess you get what you pay for most of the time. This is a cheap program so you are going to get cheap training. Back when I was starting out in eCommerce I purchases training programs which totaled over $4,000 and even with them I’m not making $2,000 a day.

For a beginner I would say that eCom Profit Sniper is pretty much a waste of time. Its just going to make you waste bunch of time doing things that probably won’t work out because it does not provide the sufficient training and guide you enough.

What I Recommend

If you are a beginner and have little to no experience in the online world I would suggest reading my Making Money Online Guide here. In this guide I’ll go over how I make $6,000+ a month online and I’ll also go over how others can get started the right way.

By the way, I make 95% of my money in a way that is completely unrelated to Shopify and ecommerce. Its much easier for beginners to get started with in my opinion which is why this is what I teach and recommend.

You can read my guide here.

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

"Get Rich Quick", High Ticket Programs, MLM's

Institute for Wealth in Networking, Scam or Good Online Business Opportunity? – My Review

IWIN, or Institute for Wealth in Networking, claims to be an amazing business opportunity that anyone can capitalize on regardless of their budget. But is this really true and is it worth your time? After all, there are a lot more opportunities out there that should be avoided than ones that are actually worth your time.

Will Institute for Wealth in Networking scam you or is this going to be the game changing business opportunity of your dreams? In this review I’ll be taking a level-headed approach and explaining exactly how all of this works, how you make money, what all it includes and more. This is an independent 3rd party review and I am not affiliated with this program in any way.

Institute for Wealth in Networking Review

Institute for Wealth in Networking, or IWIN as I will be calling them, is one of those recruitment focused business opportunities where you buy in to make money and then you make money by getting others to buy in. There are a lot of other businesses that use this same basic model, such as Aspire & U-Economy for example.

IWIN has 5 levels that you are able to buy in at ranging from $250 to $3,750. After buying in you will then try to recruit others to buy in and you will earn 90% of sales. Its a bit of an unethical business model in my opinion. I mean they do sell products on top of this which I’ll go over, but basically its just a big transfer of money with very little value being provided.

The Compensation Plan Explained

They call this compensation plan a “delayed 1-up” system and it can sound a bit confusing but its really not. I’ll go over how it works.

So with your first sale you will make 90% and the remaining 10% will get passed up to your sponsor, aka the person that recruited you into IWIN. Then on your second sale everything gets passed up above you. This is called your “qualifying sale” and you do not keep it. However, this then qualifies you to keep 90% of all the sales after that.

So basically you keep 90% of all your sales except for the 2nd one that you make. And the same goes with everyone else. So if you recruit in Bob and then he goes out and recruits in Elise and Alex, Alex then gets passed up to you since its his second sale. Then the same goes for Alex and this keeps going on and on.

How Much Can You Make With This?

The amount you can make depends on what level you are recruiting others in at. There are 5 levels total and they range in price greatly…

Level 1 – $250
Level 2 – $500
Level 3 – $1,000
Level 4 – $2,000
Level 5 – $3,750

So if you recruit someone in at level 2 you will only make 90% of $250, which is $225. But if you recruit someone in at level 5 you will make $3,375.

Its also important to know that you will have to have bought into these levels yourself before you can make money recruiting others into them. So if you only bought into level 1 and you recruit someone in that buys into level 5, you won’t make anything. You will have to be at level 5 to earn money here.

Is This a MLM?

This is definitely a mlm even though they tell you it isn’t. Its not your typical mlm where you have a large downline with a big pyramid-like structure but nonetheless it is still a mlm.

Why?

Because you are still being compensated from multiple levels. They try to act like this “delayed 1-up” system is a game changer but its nothing new and is no better than a lot of the other mlm structures out there as far as I see it.

What are The Products?

IWIN does have products. After all, it would be illegal if it did not have any and wouldn’t really be much different from a Ponzi scheme.

The products that they give you are digital information products such as what you see here…

The products are focused on marketing so that you can recruit more people into IWIN. There are some that are focused on self-development but most are focused on marketing.

At each of the higher levels at IWIN you will get more products and more value.

Are they any good? From what I see they seem to be pretty basic. These are the types of products that you often see as “bonus” products that online marketers give away for free when they are trying to entice people to buy into something. They really don’t seem to be all that valuable.

I think the products are more of a way to add legitimacy to this whole operation. The overall goal here is of course to recruit others in and earn money from doing so. The products will help you do this but there is more to be desired.

They claim that all of their products combined can be valued at over $100,000 but this is far from being true. I don’t know how you would actually evaluate their price but I can’t imagine it being even relatively close to that.

My Complaints

My main complaint about all of this is that many of the people marketing it are doing so in a misleading way. They are trying to get people to buy into it by making it sound better than it really is.

The truth is, as with any business, if you want to be successful with it you will have to put in effort and work. Its not easy.

In one video presentation I watched for IWIN they were telling people that they wouldn’t need to market for leads because people will be passing recruits up to you with their “delayed 1 up” compensation plan. This is such a bunch of misleading BS. If this were true then no one would be recruiting anyone in the first place and you wouldn’t be getting anyone passed up to you.

The truth is that this will take a lot of work. Marketing is not easy and if you go into this with the mindset that it is… there is a good chance you will fail. With this business model its important to keep a steady flow of new recruits coming in if you want to make steady money. If you don’t recruit continuously or are not good at it… you will fail.

Also, one other thing that I found which I do not like is how they paid an actress to make a fake testimonial on the official IWIN website (iwin123.com). The woman in this video talks about how great everything is here and why you should join but she is just saying what they paid here to say. I recognized her as soon as I saw the video because I review scams all the time and its very common for them to pay people on Fiverr to make fake video testimonials.

Conclusion on Institute for Wealth in Networking – Good Opportunity of Scam?

Well I wouldn’t call Institute for Wealth in Networking a scam, although there are people being very misleading when it comes to recruiting new members in out there. However, I definitely wouldn’t call this a good opportunity either. Business models like this that provide really not all that much value and are focused on recruitment this much just don’t seem to work out good.

If you do buy in you will also find that it is much more difficult to recruit others than it may seem. Most people are going to be skeptical of this place just as you are now.

There are much better, more legitimate ways to make money on your own out there. I actually make a living working online for myself and this is something I would probably recommend you check out. I got started back in 2015 and consistently make over $6,000 per month. Its not some super easy program and it does take work, but its legitimate and doable.

You can read my guide for making money online here if you want to learn more. I’ll explain how it all works, how I make money and even how others can get started the best way.

Also, if you have any questions, comments, concerns, etc… leave them below in the comment section and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

Page [tcb_pagination_current_page] of [tcb_pagination_total_pages]

First

Last