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Freedom Checks – Scam or Can You Really Get Free Checks as a US Taxpayer?

Matt Badiali claims that people all over the United States are receiving what he calls “freedom checks” and that pretty much any taxpayer can start getting these free checks. But is this really true or is this whole freedom checks thing just a big scam? This is a very good question to ask. There is a lot of hype surrounding the information product he is trying to get people to buy and it honestly does really come off as a scam.

In this review I’ll be going over a few things you should know about all of this. There are some shady aspects to this all and I’m guessing you suspected this in the first place which is why you are reading my review here.

“Freedom Checks” Review

Update (May 2018)

As you can see from the original screenshot I took of this “freedom checks” opportunity, Matt was making it seem urgent that you take action by February 1st. Well now there is an updated version of the video presentation since that date has long passed. As I am updating this he is telling people that they need to take action before June 1st. And when that date passes it will just say another date.

But anyways… on to the meat of this review…

Matt Badiali is a veteran geologist that claims to make better investments than many of the leading financial advisers out there. One of his latest promotions is for what he calls “freedom checks”, which is similar to the “Congressional Checks” opportunity that you may have also heard of. But this isn’t the first. Matt is well known for his over-the-top sales pitches.

He claims that people all over the US are getting these freedom checks on a 3 month basis like clockwork, some collecting well over $100,000 per check. And he says that all you have to do is sign up to collect these checks.

And of course he is going to show you how to collect these checks if you buy a subscription to his information product called “Real Wealth Strategist”.

There are probably a couple different sales videos out there for this but the one I watched seemed extremely “salesy”. Nearly half of the video was just Matt going over all the different people all over the US who have made money with this. Over and over again he would introduce a picture of someone and talk about all the money they are making. And one thing that I want to point out is that these people don’t even exist. Matt is just making up names, getting pictures of people online and throwing them into the sales video.

Fake People

After the sales video went on and on about all the people that were making money with this it started to seem a bit fishy to me. I decided to do a reverse Google image search for some of the images used and found out that these people are NOT who Matt claims they are.

Take this one for example: Matt claims this guy is Ken Harding from Maryland but this is more than likely a stock photo that anyone can buy and use online. It is used on a number of different websites for different things…

And take a look at this one. Matt claims that this guy’s name is Larry Lysted… but guess what? Its not. I found that this picture is on a site about dementia…

The fact that he uses fake people and images in his presentation is a major red flag to me. I know it doesn’t mean that the product he is promoting is a scam or not, but it is definitely suspicious.

A Look at The Product

Like I said, the actual product that he is trying to get you to buy is called Real Wealth Strategist. This is a subscription service where he gives you advice and of course in this instance he claims he is going to show you how to get these freedom checks.

I did not purchase the product but apparently his Real Wealth Strategist subscription service provides investment advice on natural resources among other things.

From reading through a ton of reviews from people who did purchase the subscription, it seems that the sales pitch is very different from the product. In the sales video Matt was acting like you just sign up to claim your “freedom checks” but this doesn’t seem to be the case, as I was expecting. All you are really doing is investing in stocks.

Matt will show you the top 5 stocks to invest in to get these “freedom checks”. The money that he claims people are making with this is not just free money being handed out…. it is the dividends that are being paid out from the stocks that people are invested in.

Extremely Misleading Information

There are a good bit of complaints about Matt and his Real Wealth Strategist product, and it is no wonder why. The reason people are complaining is because they are buying in without really knowing what they are buying into. In his sales pitches he suckers people in without giving too much information. Of course you have to buy the product before you know what it is.

Before buying you are led to believe that people are collecting these “freedom checks” and that Matt is going to show you how to sign up to collect these. But after you buy in you realize that it is very different from this and that Matt is just giving you advice on what stocks to invest in, which you will earn dividends on…. Very misleading.

One of his older sales pitches for this product was called “magic metals” and it was very misleading in much of the same ways.

Scam or Not a Scam?

I guess it all depends on what your definition of a scam is. You are going to be getting value in the form of financial advice if you buy into this, but its very misleading and different from what you would probably expect.

Personally I stay away from products like this. I don’t really trust Matt because I know he is in it for the money. This all reminds me of James Altucher and his The Altucher Report subscription service, which is also very salesy and has many complaints. But when you read reviews online many of them are claiming that they are great products. This is because Matt has an army of affiliates promoting his products to make money, many of which probably have not purchased them.

What’s pretty funny is that Matt Badiali himself put out a video titled “Freedom Checks not a scam” that you can watch below. There have been so darn many complaints about this that he had to resort to this. Why not just create a more truthful video presentation in the first place rather than misleading people and then having to create a video like this?

But anyway… I’m glad he did create this video. In it he explains what a “freedom check” really is, which is a dividend payed out by a company you invest in as I said above.

Conclusion

So you do get financial investment advice with this service being promoted but don’t expect it to be as great as he claims it is. Buy into it if you would like, but I for one will not be. I would also suggest doing more research if you are still thinking about buying in. There are a lot of comments from people who have purchased the product on different sites out there that you can read.

Cryptocurrency

Bit Bubble Tech Scam Software Alert – Read This First

Bit Bubble Tech claims to be a trading software that can make you some easy good money. But can you really trust this software? Or is Bit Bubble Tech a scam that you need to avoid?

In this review I’ll be going over a few things that you should know. Disclaimer: I am not promoting this product. This is an independent 3rd party review and I’ll be giving my honest opinion of this software.

Bit Bubble Tech Review

Bit Bubble Tech is a trading software that analyzes market prices of different cryptocurrencies and supposedly allows you to make very high accuracy trades. Along with this there is also educational information provided on the platform.

If you watched the promo video for this then you probably noticed that all the information shown about cryptocurrencies was negative. They showed news clips about people claiming its all a bubble and even showed Warren Buffet saying that cryptocurrencies will come to a bad ending.

But of course this is a good thing for Bit Bubble Tech because of how they say it works.

How They Claim Bit Bubble Tech Works

They say that the software analyzes price action and predicts what will happen next. But the algorithm that this software uses is particularly geared to profit off of bearish trends. A bearish trend is a long drawn out trend of market depreciation where the market is just slowly going down and down in value. You would think this is a bad thing but there are ways to profit if you are a trader in this kind of market, which is what this software claims to do.

Other than that there really isn’t any information given. They don’t tell you how it identifies these trends or anything like that. You are just supposed to believe that it does what it says.

One other thing that I found is that the system doesn’t place trades for you. It analyzes prices and lets you know what good trades are but you actually have to place them. This gives you more control over what happens.

Red Flag – Beware of Brokers

Many of the reviews that I have read about Bit Bubble Tech are promoting it to make money off of those that buy in. Because of this it can be difficult to know what to believe is true or not.

On thing that I have read on several reviews has to do with brokers. They claim that Bit Bubble Tech makes it easy to hook up your broker account to the software to place trades.

The problem here is that you DO NOT need a broker when trading cryptocurrencies. Trading crypto’s is pretty easy to get into. There is no need to go through a broker and I would avoid anything that makes you do this.

It just makes no sense. If this software was legit you should easily be able to hook it up to one of your exchange accounts for trading. Going through unregulated and untrusted brokers is the number 1 way that people get scammed with fake trading softwares.

I can’t imagine the educational section of this Bit Bubble Tech being that good. If it were they would educate people on the fact that you have no need for a broker when trading crypto. I haven’t actually went through the education pieces but I’m not too sure its very good.

Another Red Flag

Something else worth mentioning is that there is no information given about the person or group of people behind this software. Who created Bit Bubble Tech? Can they be trusted? Do they know what they are doing?

These are questions that I would like to see answered but unfortunately we cannot answer them due to lack of information. This is yet another red-flag as far as I see it. Its a very common sign of a scam so this makes me more suspicious that this might not be a legitimate trading software.

Conclusion on Bit Bubble Tech – Good Opportunity or Not?

Personally I’m definitely going to avoid it and I would advise you to do the same. The only reviews I can find for it are from people that are promoting it to make money. I can’t find any real reviews from people who have actually tried it.

Also the fact that it refers you to a broker, which as I said literally makes no sense, is a big problem. For this reason alone I would avoid this software and there are other reasons on top of that.

It is very likely that this could be just another run-of-the-mill crypto trading software scam like Crypto Magnet & Banking on Blockchain. For more information on how to spot a crypto scam you can read this post where I go over 10 ways to spot one.

In the online world there are way more scam programs than legitimate ones so it can be difficult filtering out the scams and finding the right opportunities. One program that I will always recommend if you are looking to make money online is this program. I’ve been a members since 2015 and make a living working online now. This has nothing to do with cryptocurrency but I know many people looking into this are just looking for a way to make money online.

You can read my review of this program Here.

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

"Get Rich Quick", Cryptocurrency, Easy Money Scams

Banking On Blockchain, Scam Trading Software or Great Opportunity? – Real Review

The Banking On Blockchain trading software boasts of insanely high returns and is marketed as a super easy way to make thousands of dollars per day. But is this really true? Or is Banking On Blockchain a scam software that is just going to take your money and run with it?

There are legitimate cryptocurrency trading softwares out there but from what I have seen online the overwhelming majority of the ones being heavily marketed are scams. So you can never really be too sure when it comes to things like this. In fact, some other very similar trading software scams that I reviewed recently include Crypto Magnet & Bitcoin Millionaire Club.

Banking On Blockchain Review

Upon first coming across this software I was very suspicious of it all. Not only am I always suspicious of automated trading bots softwares, but also the fact that the sales video for this made insane income claims that are very characteristic of scams.

I mean seriously… come on now. They claim that you can make $13,000 a day everyday with this software, of course all with just 20 minutes of work. This is insane and I’m not falling for it at all. Right off the bat this place has many of the crypto scam warning signs that I’ve seen before.

Why This Doesn’t Make Sense To Me

Ok, so as I said, there are legitimate trading softwares out there that will trade cryptos and I know that some of them work. But I have never heard of one working as insanely good as this software claims to.

I don’t understand how it can be possible for this to make you $13,000 per day with just a $250 initial investment. This makes no sense. Just think about it. When you first start out that would be a 5,200% profit. That is crazy and I can’t wrap my head around it.

I understand that you with some of the trading bots out there you may be able to get to the $13,000/day profit level eventually. But this would be when your trading balance is around $100,000 or so and you have massive amounts to trade with. When you are trading with just $250 this doesn’t make any sense.

How Does The Software Work?

How can it possibly be making you $5,200% profit? Where is it finding these trades to be able to do this?

I don’t know… maybe I’m just an idiot but I see no plausible way that this software can make the returns that it claims to be able to. It sounds like every other crypto trading software scam out there.

Why Do You Need a Broker? – Red-Flag

This is something else that doesn’t make sense to me and makes me more suspicious that this is nothing more than a big old scam. Why do you need a broker to trade crypo’s?

You should just be able to hook the trading software up to a cryptocurrency exchange. There is no need for a broker and I have no idea why they would refer you to one. I’m very suspicious of this because I have seen countless trading software scams over the years and they always scam you out of your money the same exact way…. they refer you to some unregulated, unknown scam broker that takes your money and you never see it again.

Maybe there is a reason that they refer you to a broker but I don’t understand it. If you are reading this and have the answer as to why this is the case I would appreciate it if you leave a comment below to explain it. But as for now this is another major red-flag that this is nothing more than a scam.

A Look at The Creators Behind Banking On Blockchain

Its always important to take a look behind the scenes to see if the creators of the software are trustworthy and credible.

Yet of course… just as expected… we don’t know anything about the people behind it. They don’t give you any good information to go off of. This could have been created by a known group of scammers, it could have been created by a blockchain genius, it could have even been created by a trained monkey…. We don’t know.

Usually with legitimate programs/softwares it is very easy to find out who is behind it and they provide you with information showing why these people are qualified to create such. Since there is no information like this it just leads me to believe once again that this is nothing more than a scam.

Its Free?

And of course the software is free to use. The creators are just so so kind and are letting everyone make it rich out of the kindness of their hearts.

Being free is another major red-flag in my book.

I don’t know of any legitimate trading softwares that are actually free. You get what you pay for and usually good things cost more money.

Conclusion on Banking On Blockchain – Scam?

Although I have not personally bought Banking On Blockchain and tried it, I can tell you with about 99% certainty that this is a scam. After investing the initial $250 you will likely never see a penny of profits and will be out your money.

Out of all the many online money making programs out there, crypto trading software scams seem to be the most rampant at this point in time. With the massive boom in the crypto industry the scammers behind many of these are riding the new wave of popularity and taking advantage of those that are looking for a piece of the profits.

There are dozens upon dozens of very similar scams out there and you have to be careful what you get into. Most are scams.

You can read my review of this program Here.

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

Apps That Pay You

Lucky Day App, Scam or Easy Way to Earn Money? – Real Review

The lucky day app is a free app where you can play lottery type games with the chance to win real money. But is this app legitimate or should you avoid it? Is the Lucky Day App a scam?

I know there are a fair number of complaints about this app being a scam so this is why I decided to write this review. It can be difficult to know what to believe and what now to believe so I’ll try to take a level-headed approach with this review and tell you what you should know.

Update: I have since uninstalled Lucky Day because they reward you very little and it gets annoying. There are also a fair number of problems with the app and many people complaining about not getting paid. I would recommend InboxDollars (currently has a $5 signup bonus) much more over Lucky Day.

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Name: Lucky Day
Type: Free lottery app
Recommended?: NO… NOT ANYMORE! This app has went downhill badly.

Overview

The Lucky Day App was something I originally recommended, but I have since had to change my position on it. So you will have to disregard some of this review. There are tons of complaints adding up and lots of people not getting paid when they should be.

Overall I do not recommend this app anymore. InboxDollars is a much better alternative that I do recommend.

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As I said, this app is free and anyone can get it on their mobile device to play lotto games for a chance to win real money. This may sound a bit suspicious to you right off the bat. How can a free app pay people money?

The answer is simple really: Advertising. This Lucky Day App makes money from advertisers. When you are inside the app its not like you can just go from game to game trying to win everything. You will be forced to see ads which companies pay the Lucky Day to display. This can be very annoying and I know there are some complaints about it but it has to be done. The Lucky Day App has to make money some how in order to be able to pay people for winning right?

Overall this app seems to be ok. However, there are a good number of complaints adding up as of recently and this is somewhat concerning. I’ll go over more of this soon. First I want to go over how it works.

Similar free lottery programs: Snuckls, Skylom, and Baymack.

Inside The App

I’m not going to go into too much detail here because the app is very easy to use and straightforward. When you are inside the app you will see that there are 4 different game types that you can play. These include raffle, lotto, blackjack, and slots. All of these games are based on randomness with very low chances of winning substantial money.

The jackpot, the highest amount that you can earn, is $100,000, but as I’ll go over, don’t count on it.

Just like the real lottery games you don’t have to win the jackpot to win money. You don’t have to get every number right. If you guess any amount of numbers correct you can still earn money.

You won’t earn money right away however. You will earn coins and these coins can then be cashed out for real value.

Cashing Out

When you earn coins you can choose to redeem these for gift cards, which have real value, or you can use them to play more games inside the app.

From what I see the minimum amount of coins that you need to be able to cash out is 10 million. The lowest valued gift card is $10, which means that 1,000,000 coins is = to $1.

It can take fair amount of time to actually reach this cash out minimum so you are going to have to be patient.

*Paypal is also available for cashing out.

Complaints

Right now my main concern is that the app isn’t paying some people. There have been multiple complaints as of recently about coins suddenly vanishing from accounts and this is a serious problem. It would be different if it were just 1 or 2 people complaining about this but there are many.

I’m hoping that its just a glitch that is affecting only some people. I know they have had glitches in the past that they have worked out. And one promising sign is that there are still members that are claiming they are receiving their rewards.

Overall this app actually has a great rating on Google Play, so that is another plus. As you can see they are scored a 4.3/5 with over 30,000 ratings…

Update:

I’ve been coming across quite a few complaints from people claiming that they will reach $9 in their accounts and then suddenly they will not be able to make any more, which would make sense because at $10 you are are able to cash out. So it seems that Lucky Day is screwing people over by keeping them from getting to the withdrawal threshold.

There are some complaints in the comment section below from people who have experienced this.

This app may have an overall good rating, but there are lots of new complaints flooding in. It is going downhill and downhill fast.

Only Good For Fun, Not For Making Money

This app is definitely not for you if you are looking for a reliable way to earn some money. Everything is a gamble on this app. Its not like you can use it for a certain amount of time and earn a certain amount of money. There is no guarantee that you will even earn money.

Just like the real lottery, the winning numbers for the games on this are random. So while it may not be all that improbable to win a couple bucks, it is highly unlikely that you will win anything substantial, such as the jackpot. So don’t count on winning that $100,000 in this lifetime.

In fact I don’t think there has ever been anyone that has won the whole $100,000 jackpot prize. I have seen people win a couple thousand but nothing even close to the entire jackpot.

For this reason I would only recommend this app to those looking to have a little fun with a chance of making money. If you like lottery type games then this might be for you.

Conclusion on the Lucky Day App – Good Opportunity or Not?

Overall this app is decent and although some people are calling it a scam I don’t see it as one. I’m sure there have been people that have lost their earnings due to glitches with the app but technical problems will happen with just about anything like this.

~~You can go to LuckyDayApp.com and enter my referral code SR985KL to earn free credits and bonuses when joining.~~

Update: I don’t recommend joining anymore as I’ve previously stated. This place just has way too many complaints and is becoming more and more of a waste of time. InboxDollars is a good alternative that pays better for your time and several different ways to earn easy money. They also are giving out a $5 bonus right now as incentive to join, which is nice.

Personally I’m not going to be spending my time with this app because its mostly a waste as far as I see it. My time can better be spent elsewhere and I’m sure yours can too.

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

Uncategorized

Is BTC 1 Up a Scam? – No But I Wouldn’t Join

If you are looking into BTC 1 Up then you are going to want to read this first. There are a lot of people promoting this system to make money so you never really know if you are getting the truth or not. If you are suspicious of this place and wondering is BTC 1 Up a scam then I’m writing this for you. When I first came across this program I was immediately suspicious so dug a little deeper into it to see whats really going on.

While you can make money with this system it isn’t all its cracked up to be. The majority of people that get involved will more than likely lose money and I’ll be going over why in this short review.

BTC 1 Up Review

BTC 1 UP’s sales pitch is that it is an advertising platform that you can make money with by leveraging the popularity of Bitcoin. With all the bitcoin related scams out there, like Crypto Magnet & Bitcoin Millionaire Club, you have to be careful when you hear this word. Its somewhat confusing what BTC 1 Up really is but I’ll go into detail and give you a good overview of everything.

Basically BTC 1 UP is a recruitment scheme where you mainly make money by recruiting other people to join. In order to join BTC 1 UP you first have to pay a membership fee of $50. Then after that the goal is to go out and recruit others into the system and earn $50 from them. This is the focus of the entire system and there is training on this.

In addition to making money recruiting other people into the system this place is also somewhat of an advertising platform. You will be able to advertise anything you want to the people you brought into the system so there is room to make additional money here. However, I wouldn’t really count on making money here. I have seen systems like this before and the advertising platform part of it isn’t all that great. Its not going to give you the ability to really focus your ads on particular groups of people and niches. You will be stuck with advertising to a bunch of people that you recruited in, which likely have many differences and interests.

Summary: You buy in and then you make money by getting others to buy in. There really isn’t any good product here. I mean there is some training on their is the advertising platform, but the focus of everything is just to make money from recruits.

Compensation Plan

The compensation plan is very simple and straightforward. The reason it is called BTC “1 Up” is because you, along with all your referrals, will pass up their second sale to the person above.

So with the first person you recruit in, you will earn $50. However, when you recruit the 2nd person in that sale will get passed up to the person above you, the person that had recruited you in. After that you will get to keep all your sales.

This sounds bad at first because you lose out on a sale, however, this is the way it works for everyone. So when you recruit people in they will also pass their 2nd sales up to you. Also, those people that are passed up to you will be considered your own recruits so they will then pass up their 2nd sales to you as well.

So the name of the game here is recruitment. If you can recruit a bunch of people in then you can benefit from this pass-up system. But if you can’t then this will not benefit you.

The Problem With This

So as I said, most people are probably going to be losing money buying into this system rather than making it. The reason for this is because this is nothing more than a big recruitment scheme. It provides very little value apart from giving members the ability to recruit others in and make money with it.

The advertising platform is a bunch of crap. All this does is allows you to spam the heck out of your recruits. There isn’t much value in this.

I’ve been in the online marketing world since 2015 and have seen a lot of programs like this come and go. This program provides little value and relies on a constant flow of recruitment to stay in operation. When the flow of new recruits dries up it will collapse. This is bound to happen as far as I see it.

Why Most People Will Fail

The fact of the matter is that if you want to make good money with this you are going to have to be good at recruiting people in. For veteran online marketers it might be somewhat easy to make money with it but for most people it just isn’t.

You can’t expect to just go spamming referral links everywhere to make some money. Its always more difficult than it seems.

BTC 1 Up Conclusion – Scam or Good Opportunity?

I wouldn’t call BTC 1 Up a scam but I wouldn’t call it a good opportunity either. Its a system that provides little value and is basically just a big flow of money with members making money by getting other people to buy in.

I do not recommend that you get involved with this system but the decision is yours. Some people will be able to make good money with this recruiting others in but most will not.

Something else I would suggest taking a look at instead is this program. Its called Wealthy Affiliate and I’ve been a member since 2015. This program provides real value and a legitimate way to make money online. You can read my review to learn more about what it is and how much you can earn with it.

==> Recommended Program Here

If you have any comments or questions be sure to leave them in the comment section below. Any questions will be answered soon 🙂

"Get Rich Quick", Cryptocurrency, Easy Money Scams

Crypto Magnet, Scam That You Need to Avoid! – Read Review

Crypto Magnet claims to be some incredible software that makes people a minimum of $2,750 per day trading cryptocurrencies. But is this really true? Can you really trust what you hear? Or is Crypto Magnet a scam that is going to suck the money out of you and leave you with less than when you started?

If you are suspicious of this software then good for you. This is a pure scam and I’m going to be going over why I think this in my short review here. I hope you haven’t bought into it yet but if you have I would look into getting your money back as soon as possible.

CryptoMagnet Software Review

The Crypto Magnet software supposedly makes trades with 94.2% accuracy and has over 3,000 members making over $2,750 per day. The creator of this software, who goes by the name of Jonathan Adams, supposedly hired a team of the best developers in the world to make this.

He claims that you are 100% guaranteed to make you money and it sounds awesome right? I means this claims to make you fast an easy money. Who wouldn’t want that?

Unfortunately the truth is that this is all a scam as you will soon see.

How Does It Work (Allegedly)

Of course they don’t really go into much detail on how it really works. They just give a brief overview that is pretty vague and present no proof.

The guy tells you that this software is integrated with financial market makers throughout the world and recognizes patterns and trends of leading assets.

He says that it finds “reversal patterns” when a trend is about to end. It identifies patterns from the past and with this can then somewhat predict the future so that it wins 94.2% of trades for you.

The problem here is that this makes no darn sense. He tells you that this has been making millionaires since 2014 and claims that it relies on past price history. He also says that it will be able to make around 29 trades per day that have a 94.2% accuracy rate. I don’t see how it can possibly find this many trades per day if its only trading with the biggest cryptocurrencies. It would have to be relying on very small market fluctuations which are pretty much meaningless.

This really makes no sense to me. I don’t know.. maybe I’m just dumb, but I actually trade crypto’s myself and have been doing so for a while now, and this guy just isn’t getting through to me.

What also doesn’t make sense to me is how he talks about the software being integrated with financial market makers. What the heck does this have to do with cryptocurrencies?

But anyways… forget all about how he tells you how it works because its all a lie. The whole thing is a lie. In fact, this Jonathan Adams guy doesn’t even exist.

The Fake Creator Behind This

One thing that you should know is that this “Jonathan Adams” guy is fictitious. He is not really the CEO of this software. The people behind this software just made him up out of thin air to put a face to this scam.

I found this out by doing a reverse image search on Google. When I looked up his image I found literally hundreds of other websites using the same image. This is because it is just a stock photo that anyone can buy online and use on their site.

Doesn’t Know What He Is Talking About

At one point in the video he talks about Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin but accidentally calls the latter “Litcoin”, which does not exist. This just goes to prove that this guy has no idea what he is doing.

If he really had created a software like this and has been involved with trading cryptos for years then this mistake would have never happened.

How They Steal Your Money

Ok, so the system is free to use right? Of course. But you are going to have to deposit money to get started with the software so that it can make trades. The minimum investment is $250 and this is what they will steal from you.

And by the way. this also makes no sense at all. What they will do is refer you to a broker that you will deposit your money to online but when it comes to trading cryptocurrencies there is no need for a broker. This is just yet another thing about this all that makes no sense which I go over in my post for 10 signs of a cryptocurrency scam.

Conclusion on Crypto Magnet Software – Scam

This is just your typical cryptocurrency trading software scam. These have been popping up everywhere lately so you really have to be careful. I actually just reviewed a couple other similar scams including Crypto Money Maker & Bitcoin Millionaire Club, which you need to avoid as well.

If something sounds too good to be true then it probably is. This rule of thumb works out more often than you may think. When you hear of a system that can generate you fast cash with little effort, run away. Its more than likely a scam.

You can read my review of this program Here.

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

PTC Sites

What Is PTC Bank and Is It a Scam? – Real Review

PTC Bank claims to be a Paid to Click (PTC) site where you can earn easy money by just clicking on ads and visiting websites. But is it really as good as they claim it is? Are there better similar options available? These are questions that you need answered before putting time and effort into a site like this.

In my review here I’ll be going over what is PTC Bank, how it works, how much money you can actually make and more.

What Is PTC Bank?

As I stated, PTC Bank is a Paid to Click site that will pay you small amounts of money to click on ads and visit websites. What they do is provide advertising for clients. Clients pay them to put their ads up on the site and then PTC Bank pays members a small amount of that money to click on the ads. So in a way its a win/win for everyone, except as you will find, the money that can be made is extremely little.

On the website PTC Bank claims that the average amount made per click is $0.10, which I am very suspicious of. Making 10 cents per click on a site like this is a heck of a lot. I’ve reviewed many other PTC sites that are legitimate, like Wad Ojoo & NeoBux, and you are lucky to make $0.01 per click. So this is something that I will be looking into more to see if they are lying or if you really can make this much.

Making Money

So its pretty simple. You click on one of the ads that they have listed on their site. You stay on the page for a short period of time. You get money in your account.

When you are on the site you will see a list of different ads. The “normal” ads pay $0.10 per click but they even have “double” ads that pay $0.20 per click, which is insanely high, as well as ones that only pay $0.02 per click.

This is fine and all but as far as I’m concerned the money isn’t real until you have it in your bank account. When you click on ads you are only given money into your account at PTC Bank, which can then be withdrawn when you get a $100 minimum. But they can say anything they want beforehand. They could credit your account with $1000 per click if they wanted to. But until the money is in your hands it doesn’t count.

Things Aren’t Making Much Sense

Honestly this is a very poorly put together PTC site.

In the advertising section there is barely any information if you are looking to place ads on the site. You are given the choice of 3 different plans but none of them give you a number you can expect for the amount of clicks you will get. They just tell you, hey pay this much and we’ll put your ad up for a month. It makes no sense.

I don’t see how they would get many advertisers doing this.

Red Flag

One thing that caught my eye is how they do not let advertisers pay for ads with their PTC Bank balance. If you want to pay for ads you will need to pay with Paypal or Payza. But why would this be? If your PTC Bank balance has real money in it then why wouldn’t you be able to use it?

I’m guessing that the numbers you see in your account is inflated and not real. As I said, I don’t see how this can be sustainable if they are paying people up to 20 cents per click.

Conclusion on PTC Bank – Scam or Good Opportunity?

I can’t tell you for sure if its a scam or not because I’m not going to waste my time getting to $100 to cash out. But I can tell you it seems to be a scam. The only way they can pay members up to $0.20 per click is if they are really ripping off the advertisers. And if this is true then the advertisers will just to to another legitimate PTC site. This is not sustainable as far as I see.

The fact that they don’t let you use your PTC Bank balance is the icing on the cake. This pretty much proves it to be a scam in my opinion. I don’t see any reason for them not to allow this other than if the money in your account isn’t real, which I don’t think it is.

I’m not going to recommend this site but of course you can do what you want to. One of the most well liked PTC sites out there is NeoBux if you want to take a look at them. However, I don’t really recommend any PTC site because of how low they pay. Its not out of the ordinary to have to click 1,000 ads just to make $1, which is ridiculous.

If you are looking to make money online in your spare time then I would suggest taking a look at this program. I’ve been a member since 2015 and make a heck of a lot more than I ever could on any PTC site out there. You can read my review for it Here to learn more.

Questions or comments? Leave them in the comment section below and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

Cryptocurrency

Is HashFlare a Scam? – A Few Things to Know

You may have seen HashFlare being promoted or advertised online and are a bit suspicious of its legitimacy. Is this place the real deal? Is HashFlare a scam? Questions like this need to be answered before you get involved.

I recently came across this place and took a deeper look into things. When I see a bunch of people promoting something it usually leads to me getting a bit suspicious because I wonder if they are actually promoting it because it is a good product or if they are doing so just to make money. Anyways… in this review I’ll be going over what everyone should know about HashFlare before deciding whether or not to buy in.

HashFlare Review

HashFlare is a cloud mining service that allows anyone to participate in the mining of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dash, and a few other popular cryptocurrencies.

If you are unfamiliar with what mining is just know this: Mining is the process that cryptocurrency networks use to produce more of the cryptocurrency and to process transactions. It keeps the network safe & running, and the miners are rewarded with the particular cryptocurrency for their work.

Normally mining costs a heck of a lot of money to get started in, at least for all the big cryptocurrencies out there. For example, if you want to get started mining bitcoin you are going to have to spend thousands upon thousands of dollars on ASIC mining equipment if you even want a chance of competing with other miners. This is not feasible for most people. Its too expensive.

HashFlare’s cloud mining service allows people to purchase mining contracts where you can get a piece of the action without going out and buying mining equipment on your own.

How It Works

HashFlare has several different mining contracts that you can buy into. They used to have them for different lengths of time but right now all the contracts are for 1 year. Below I took a screenshot of two of the more popular contracts which are for Scrypt Cloud Mining and SHA-256 Cloud Mining (this one is for Bitcoin)…

So basically what you are doing when you buy one of these contracts is paying for a piece of the mining equipment that Hashflare has. You don’t have to go out and buy equipment you just buy a piece of theirs. And depending on how much you buy the amount of cryptocurrency you make from it will vary.

As you can see, for the Script Cloud Mining contract for example, you have to pay a minimum of $7.50 for 1MH/s hashrate. Now you can buy a bunch of these if you want to and the amount you will mine and earn will increase, but that is the minimum.

Getting Paid

You get paid in whatever cryptocurrency you are mining. So if you are mining bitcoin then you get paid in bitcoin. And if you are mining dash then you get paid in dash.

The amount you will earn will vary as the difficulty on the networks varies. The prices for these contracts also changes quite often.

Scam Concerns

Honestly I don’t see this place being a scam. I mean I do see how they could possibly be one but I have no good evidence that suggest that they actually are a scam. However, I’ll go over why other people are calling them a scam and what you should be aware of.

Many people out there are calling Hashflare a ponzi scheme. Basically they are saying that they don’t mine cryptocurrencies at all and that people buying into this are just pouring their money into a ponzi where older investors are getting paid off from the funds of newer investors.

There are heck of a lot of ponzi schemes and scams in the cryptocurrency space and you have to be really careful with places like this In fact I just reviewed Crypto Money Maker and Bitcoin Millionaire Club the other day which are more than likely scams. There are a lot of cloud mining services that really are ponzi’s. Hashflare just doesn’t seem to be one however. I did a bit of research looking into the team behind this project and everything seems ok. I didn’t look into everyone extensively but from brief look this seems to have real people backing it and not just fictitious individuals created for the purpose of a scam.

Conclusion on Hashflare – Good Opportunity or Scam?

Whether or not you consider HashFlare a good opportunity is up to you. Personally I won’t be buying into it for my own personal reasons, but others out there like it. From what I’ve read the payout isn’t all that great when compared to the amount that you invest. Also, I see mining as a dying industry. Bitcoin is insanely hard to mine right now and it is all just getting increasingly difficult, not to mention that cryptocurrencies are getting away from the whole mining thing because it is an extremely wasteful process.

If you are planning on investing in HashFlare I would at least recommend doing your own research. What I’ve provided here should just be the beginning. I don’t personally think this place is a scam but you should continue your research. Also, you might want to take a look Here at my post where I go over 10 common signs of cryptocurrency scams.

Oh and also…. the reason you are seeing so many people promote Hashflare is because they have an affiliate program where you can get paid to get others to buy in. So don’t fall for all the hype that some of these affiliates might tell you.

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…

Cryptocurrency, MLM's

Davor Coin, Scam or Great Money Making Opportunity? – Real Review

If you are looking to invest in Davor Coin then you are going to want to read this first. There are lots of red-flags that make me very suspicious of this opportunity and you really can never be too careful in the world of cryptocurrency, where scams lurk everywhere.

Is Davor Coin a scam? Quite honestly it is looking like it very well could be one. In this review I’ll be going over a few of the concerns that I have and why it could possibly be just another elaborate ponzi scheme.

Davor Coin Review

Ok so the first question that needs answered is what is DavorCoin? And honestly what they tell you it is doesn’t even really make all that much snese.

They claim that DavorCoin was created to be one of the best alternatives to Bitcoin and Ethereum but don’t really say how at all. And besides, bitcoin is very different from ethereum. So how is this going to be a good alternative to both? Well… who knows… they don’t really tell you.

Also I noticed in the “what is DavorCoin” section that they seem to have no clue as to how blockchain technology even works, yet they say that DavorCoin uses blockchain.

They tell you that DavorCoins are stored on your computer drive, smartphone, hardware wallet, etc… but this is not how blockchain technology works. With blockchain technology everything is stored on the decentralized blockchain itself. No coins are stored on an individual computer or hardware wallet like this.

Overall they do a horrible job explaining what DavorCoin is and how it works. It seems to me that these people don’t know what they are talking about.

How You Make Money With DavorCoin

There are 4 ways that they claim you can make money here. You can use their lending platform, you can stake your coins, you can trade, and you can recruit others to invest money in Davor Coin.

What really catches my attention here is the lending platform that they have. “Lending” in the cryptocurrency world has become a major red flag with all the scam lending platforms that have existed, such as the infamous Bitconnect.

Basically what you do here is lend your DavorCoins back to DavorCoin after you buy them. Then they supposedly perform crypto arbitrage and private ICO investing where you will profit up to 48% per month on the amount you lend.

But are they really doing what they say they are doing? Or is this just a sneaky way of sucking the money out of you?

Ponzi Scheme Maybe?

And of course going along with the fact that they don’t seem to know what the heck they are talking about and how they have a suspicious lending platform, they also have a mlm affiliate program.

With this you can earn down to 6 levels beneath you. You will earn when people buy DavorCoin and invest it in the lending program. The people that you personally refer to join are level 1, the people that they refer are level 2, and so on… all the way to level 6.

From what I understand, you will be able to earn 8% on the amount invested from level 1, 4% from level 2, 2% from level 3, and 1% from levels 4 & 5.

If this is a ponzi scheme then you are going to want to stay far far away from it. People who are able to get into ponzi’s early on have a chance of making good money but the reality is that most people do not. Most people fall on the bottom of the pyramid and the overwhelming majority of people involved in these lose money rather than make money.

In the world of crypto there are a lot of likely ponzi schemes similar to this one. Some examples include BTC Global Team & LendConnect, which also has a lending programs like this place.

A Look at The People Behind DavorCoin

This is a joke because they give you no information on who is behind this. The entire “about us” section on the DavorCoin website is only several sentences long and really tells you nothing…

This is a major red flag. If you look at any known legitimate cryptocurrency out there they have plenty of reputable people working on the projects. Of course you could say that Bitcoin was created by an unknown person but if you look at Bitcoin today there are plenty of known and trusted developers working on the project.

As for DavorCoin we know nothing. The people working on this could be complete scammers that have a history of scamming. Who knows.

Conclusion on DavorCoin – Scam or Good Opportunity?

Honestly I think those that are investing in DavorCoin are crazy. There is nothing about this place that makes me want to invest in it. Pretty much the only reason that anyone is investing in it is because of the lending program which claims that you can make up to 48% returns per month. I wouldn’t count on this being true though.

They have no idea what they are talking about when it comes to the technology that they claim this coin has, they don’t give you much information on the suspicious lending program that supposedly can make you tons of money, they don’t give you any information on the people behind this project, and they have a pyramid-like affiliate program where you can get paid from the investments of people down to 6 levels beneath you.

Just about everything with this program points to it being a very likely ponzi scheme. Invest if you want to but know that this is very risky. I for one will not be investing in this. It just has too many crypto scam warning signs for me to trust it.

On a different note, you can check out one of my top picks for making money online here. This program has nothing to do with cryptocurrencies but I find that many people looking into opportunities like Davor Coin are just looking to make money online. I have been a member of this program since 2015 and make very good money with it.

"Get Rich Quick", Cryptocurrency

Is Bitcoin Millionaire Club a Scam? Or Can You Really Make $13,000 Per Day? – Must Read Review

If you are wondering is Bitcoin Millionaire Club a scam then good on you. This system sure sounds like a pure scam and you can never be too sure with all the new cryptocurrency scams that are popping up on pretty much a daily basis. I saw an advertisement for this software recently and after finding out the truth I knew I had to write a review on it.

To make a long store short…. you are NOT going to want to buy into this. It is NOT what it claims to be and you will just end up with less money than when you started. In this review I’ll be exposing this for what it really is…. a scam.

Bitcoin Millionaire Club Review

Bitcoin Millionaire Club is pretty much your typical “get rich quick” cryptocurrency software scam. It claims to be a completely automated, easy, and super fast way for people to make tons of money online. Who wouldn’t want to get involved with this right? I mean it sounds awesome but when something sounds too good to be true then it probably is…. and in this case that saying really fits.

Bitcoin Millionaire Club claims to be some software that some guy named “Steve Banks” created that flips bitcoin ads and can make you over $13,000 in just 24 hours…. Are you kidding me? $13k in just one day? This is really over the top. Just about everything about this software is a scam and I’ll prove it. This place is just filled with warning signs that its a scam.

First I want to go over how this software claims to work though.

How The Software Makes You Money

Well of course…. just as I expected… he tells you nothing about how this is actually going to make money. All he tells you is that it “flips bitcoin ads”. Well what the heck is this supposed to mean?

“Flips bitcoin ads”???? What? I actually trade cryptocurrencies on a daily basis, I am somewhat heavily invested in them, and I also work as an online marketer. So I know a fair amount about making money with cryptocurrencies and just making money online in general but I have no idea what the heck this guy is talking about.

He claims that the software is free but you have to make a $250 minimum investment. This makes it sound like its some sort of trading software but that makes no sense because he claims you are flipping Bitcoin ads.

Honestly I don’t know what to say here. It just makes no sense… period. But it doesn’t really matter. This whole thing is just a massive scam as you will see as I go over all the lies they tell you…

All the Lies They Tell You

Fake Pictures & Fake Everything

At the very start of the Bitcoin Millionaire Club promo video the spokesperson (Steve) tells you that 3 people have seen their lives change by investing in Bitcoin with this Bitcoin Millionaire Club system. He goes on to say that they made over $13,000 in just 24 hours with this system.

He then shows you 3 pictures of people which turn out to be completely fake. The pictures shown are nothing more than stock photos that anyone can buy and use online. I did a reverse Google image search for the one and sure enough found it for sale online as you can see here…

Fake Testimonials

At one point in the video they show you a few testimonials from people claiming that they have made all sorts of money with this system. Unfortunately…. you guessed it …. THESE ARE FAKE TOO!

I knew they were fake as soon as I saw them because I review scams like this all the time. The people in these videos are paid actors from Fiverr that I have seen more than once. Anyone can pay them to fake testimonials like these…

Steve Banks… Is This Guy Even Real?

The man behind this whole thing claims to be “Steve Banks”. He claims to be a software developer that is not a big time investor. He goes on to say that he has even been featured on the front cover of Forbes, the Wall Street Journal and other magazines.

Steve says that 3 years ago he had nothing to do with investing and knew nothing about what he knows today. He says that his old boss had him develop some bitcoin ad flipping software for over a year and this is what eventually made him rich.

But of course this is all made up and Steve is more than likely completely fabricated. I found out that this Steve guy is the same buy from The Bitcoin Code (another bitcoin software scam), only they changed up his last name…. clever…

Conclusion on Bitcoin Millionaire Club – Scam For Sure

I would only recommend this software to people who are looking to get scammed…. No but seriously. This is a scam and I would never recommend anyone buy into this. These scams systems are disgusting and prey upon those desperate to make money online.

If you were about to buy in consider yourself lucky that you read this over. And if you did buy in then I don’t know what to tell you. We all make mistakes. At least now you will be more careful in the future. There are tons of similar scams like this out there so you really have to watch out. CryptoRobo, Crypto Money Maker, etc are all scams. If something sounds too good to be true then its probably a scam.

You can read my review of this program Here.

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

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