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Cryptocurrency

Is DasCoin a Scam? – You Should Know This

DasCoin claims to be “the currency of trust” but can you really trust this cryptocurrency? Should you jump in now and buy a bunch of DasCoin with the potential of the value rising and you making a lot of money? Or is DasCoin a scam that is ultimately going to crumble sooner or later and leave you with less money then when you started?

I know there are a lot of people out there looking for answers on DasCoin and this is why I decided to write this review. I wouldn’t get involved with DasCoin until you understand what it is and how it works. Its not your typical cryptocurrency… and I mean this in a bad way. In this short review I’ll be going over what it is, how it works and more. Take 5 minutes to read this over and you will be glad you did.

DasCoin Overview

If you have ever heard of OneCoin then you will be a bit familiar with DasCoin because they are similar in many ways. With DasCoin you will invest in a license package through NetLeaders to help them build their network. In return you will earn DasCoins.

There is a referral program in place where you will be able to earn by getting other people to invest. The more investors the better because this is whats going to help increase the worth of DasCoin.

Pretty much this is a cryptocurrency mlm. You buy in > you recruit more people in > you make more money.

How Much It Costs to Buy In

There are several different license packages that you can buy in. These range in price from €100 EUR to €25,000 EUR. The more you pay the more you get. These packages are as follows…

Standard – €100 EUR, you get 1,200 cycles + 1 upgrade
Manager – €500 EUR, you get 6,105 cycles + 1 upgrade
Pro – €2,000 EUR, you get 26,880 cycles + 1 upgrade
Executive – €5,000 EUR, you get 73,450 cycles + 2 upgrades
Vice President – €12,500 EUR, you get 256,500 cycles + 2 upgrades
President – €25,000 EUR, you get 373,750 cycles + 3 upgrades

*The amount of cycles you get changes slightly.

I’m not going to get into how cycles and upgrades work because it gets a bit confusing. All you need to know for now is that the more you invest the more DasCoin you will end up receiving. You will receive your DasCoin over a period of time, its not like you get it all at once when you invest.

The Recruitment Side of It

As an “advocate” for DasCoin, you will be able to make money off of selling the Licenses. You will be able to make a Direct Sales Bonus, a Network Bonus, and a Matching Bonus.

Direct Sales Bonus

You will earn 10% on the license sales that you make directly. However, you will only earn 6% in cash and the other 4% will be deposited to a reserve account as incentive.

Network Bonus

Here you are paid on a binary matrix. There are 2 open positions beneath each person and as you and others recruit more people into the network these positions fill.

In order to qualify for this network bonus you must have at least €500 EUR in direct sales on both sides of your binary structure.

You will earn 10% based on the sales volume of the weaker side of the structure. And again, the 6%/4% thing is going on here too.

Matching Bonus

Here you can earn on up to 5 levels. In order to qualify for this you will also need €500 EUR in direct sales on both sides of the binary structure.

The more you move up the ranks the more levels you can earn “matching bonuses” off of.

Problems With This

There are no real products here. The entire thing is based on recruitment of new investors. This means that the value of DasCoin is reliant on bringing new people in. When this stops happening the collapse of DasCoin will begin.

There is also no real value in DasCoin as far as I see it. Outside of the network DasCoin is not publicly traded and this is something I do not like.

Conclusion on DasCoin – Scam?

I don’t know if I’d call it a scam but I would recommend staying away from it. This is nothing more than a cryptocurrency mlm that is bound to fail unless it makes drastic changes. Its not really a legitimate cryptocurrency as is Bitcoin. Its totally different.

I just don’t see why anyone would get into DasCoin. It is too risky and there are much better cryptocurrency investments that you could be making.

You have to be careful nowadays when it comes to cryptocurrency. There are more scams out there than legit opportunities. In fact, I just reviewed a somewhat similar scam called Xtreme Coin that you should be aware of.

But anyway.. that’s all I have for you here.

Questions, comments, concerns? Leave them below and I’ll get back to you 🙂

Training

Is The Laptop Entrepreneurs a Scam? – You Are Going to Want to Read This

The Laptop Entrepreneurs offers training for people to build their own online business and make money online… but is this worth your time? Or is The Laptop Entrepreneurs a scam that is just going to be a wallet-draining waste of time?

I recently came across this program and decided I would write a short review on it for 1) because I know there are a lot of people looking into it, and 2) because I have knowledge in this field and can share some helpful insights. In this review I’ll be going over what this program is, what it includes, how much it costs & more.

The Laptop Entrepreneurs Overview

The Laptop Entrepreneurs is a website that was created by Gerard Hall, Merrilee Watson, Sandrine Hecq, and Christopher Hall. This site has been advertised around the internet, on Youtube for example, so there have been a lot of people looking into it lately.

Here is a video with Merrilee Watson & Sandrine Hecq with them talking about what they do and what they offer (I don’t own this video by the way)

But its more than likely not what you think it is. Most people probably think that the program that they are promoting that you can build an online business with is theirs, but it isn’t. This website really is nothing more than a sales funnel that is funneling you into buying another program…. that’s all. The creators of this other program are affiliates and they make money when they refer new members.

Now I have no problem with promoting programs online, I do it myself, but I don’t really recommend the program that these people are promoting and you will see why.

I come across websites like this all the time. They are pretty common and in fact I just reviewed another similar site called Rookie Profit System recently.

What You Are Really Buying Into

These people are actually promoting a program called Six Figure Mentors (SFM). This program is very similar to Aspire and MOBE if you are familiar with them at all. Its rather expensive and pretty much the main goal of it all is to get members to make money online by promoting Six Figure Mentors to other people.

They provide a lot of good and professional online business materials. You will get training, pre-made sales pages, and all sorts of good things for you to make money online. And it is actually possible to apply what you get here to any online business. So if you already have an online business then what you get with Six Figure Mentors can help you grow that business… But the main focus here is to get people to go out and promote SFM.

The REAL Cost Here

On The Laptop Entrepreneurs’ website they offer a free video course so you may think that this is all free… but of course it isn’t. The free video course that they offer is basically just a mini course that will push you to sign up for SFM.

And the cost of SFM gets very pricey. When you start out you will only have to pay $29.95 for submitting your application and another $25/mo that you are a member. This is for what they call the Student Membership, which is the cheapest.

There are also 2 other memberships, the Basic Membership and the Elite Membership. The Basic one will cost you $297 + $97/mo and the Elite will cost you $2,500/yr + $97/mo.

What You Get

What you get is all geared toward promoting SFM as I’ve said.

You will get pre-made sales funnels and sales pages that are customizable. You will get marketing banners. You will stats tracking tools…… and more.

And possibly the most notable thing that you will get is a “coach” that will be right there by your side trying to upsell you on the more expensive memberships that SFM offers.

My Problem With This

This system is enticing but its not as good as it may seem.

I really don’t like the fact that they push members to promote SFM. It would be better if they would teach and train members to create online businesses in their own specialty niches like fishing, women’s fashion, dog training, and whatever people are interested in.

Members are also going to encounter a problem because their promotional websites that they will use to promote SFM are going to be filled with duplicate content. Google and other search engines don’t like duplicate content and will punish your site if it has any. And this means you lose out on the best organic traffic source available.

Conclusion on The Laptop Entrepreneurs & SFM – Scam?

I don’t consider either of these site to be scams. The Laptop Entrepreneurs is just a sales funnel site that provides no products of their own. And SFM I don’t consider to be a scam because you can make money with it, although I will admit that they do display some “scammy” behavior in how they push members to promote SFM to others.

Basically it is just one of those “buy this program and you can make a lot of money getting other people to buy this program” type of deals.

I don’t recommend this program for many reasons, one of which is because it will get very expensive if you want any chance of making good money with it.

If you are looking for a more legitimate and affordable program that the average Joe can realistically make money with then I suggest taking a look at this program.

I started with this program back in 2015 and am still a member to this day. Its also notable that I make a living online now and pretty much all of my success can be attributed to what this program has taught me.

==> My No. 1 Recommended Program Here

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

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Is Rookie Profit System a Scam? – Its Not What You Think

Rookie Profit System by Steven Bransfield claims to be an amazing online business opportunity…. but can you really trust the hype surrounding this system? Is this place actually legit or is Rookie Profit System a scam that is going to leave you discouraged with less money than when you started out?

I decided to take some time to write this review because I know it is going to help a lot of people out. The reason is because Rookie Profit System is not what it seems to be. While you can make money with this system there are some downsides and its just not as great as they hype it up to be.

Rookie Profit System Overview

Rookie Profit System doesn’t actually exist. The rookieprofitsystem.com website that promotes this system was just set up to promote another system that has been around for a while. It is basically just a funnel site that is grabbing people’s attention with this “Rookie Profit System” and then funneling them into buying a program that was not mentioned at all in the sales page.

Steven Bransfield, the man behind this, is actually an affiliate of this other program and he is making money from getting people to buy into it. The big $1,250 – $10,000 commissions that he talks about making comes from getting people to buy into it.

Now there is nothing wrong with making money promoting programs… I promote programs online that actually work and I don’t see anything wrong with that. The only problem that I have with this Rookie Profit System is that I feel it is somewhat misleading people that are buying into it.

The Real Program Here

The real program that rookieprofitsystem.com is funneling you into buying is called MOBE, or My Own Business Education. There are other websites out there that are similar to this like Lifestyle Lady & Copy Success, both of which I have reviewed.

MOBE is an online marketing program that provides tools and training for online business.

While you can apply what you learn and are provided with at MOBE to any online business, this program is overwhelmingly focused on getting members to go out and promoting MOBE to others. It is a “buy this program and you can make a lot of money getting others to buy this program” type of deal.

They provide you with pre-made sales pages, sales funnels, etc which are set up for you to promote MOBE.

The Real Cost

To start out you will be buying into MOBE for $49/mo, but this is just the beginning. The $49/mo is for their one 21 step program. This program is like a way to get people in the door, then they will upsell you on various other products.

This is what you call a “high ticket system”, meaning that their products are extremely expensive and that you can make high commissions when you sell them to others. Their products range in the thousands of dollars range with some costing more than $20k.

The real kicker here is that you have to first buy the products if you want to be able to sell them and make money. This somewhat forces members to buy products that they don’t really want to buy all for the sake of reselling them.

Is This a MLM?

MLM’s get a bad rap, and rightly so, only the top few people make good money with these pyramid-like schemes. But anyway… is MOBE a mlm?

They tell you that it isn’t but actually it is. It is a 2 tiered mlm, which isn’t much… but nonetheless it is still a mlm.

As a MOBE affiliate you will be able to earn money by recruiting in new members and getting them to purchase MOBE products as well as by earning commissions from what those recruits sell to others.

Their compensation plan has a uni-level structure meaning that you can recruit in as many people below you as possible, and same with those that you recruit.

So MOBE is a mlm but a rather modest one. What this means is that it isn’t as bad as the typical mlm where it is a real struggle for newbies and only those at the top make good money. This mlm structure does make it a bit more difficult for newbies but its just not that bad in my opinion.

Conclusion on Rookie Profit System

Rookie Profit System is pretty much a scam in my opinion. It is nothing more than a misleading sales funnel to get you to buy MOBE. MOBE on the other hand I don’t consider to be a scam although I do think it is rather unethical how they push new members into massive upsells and to promote their program.

While you can make money with MOBE it is not a recommendation of mine. It is just too costly for the average person. If you are looking for a more affordable program that the average Joe can realistically make money with then I suggest taking a look at this program.

==> My No. 1 Recommended Program Here

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Legit Money Making Opportunities

Is Kypron a Scam or Legit? – [Review]

If you are looking to make money online and are just starting out or you have an existing online business, Kypron claims to be able to help. But is this worth your investment? Or is Kypron a scam that is just going to leave you with less money than when you started?

I have been making money online since 2015 and figured I would review this program because I can give some helpful insight into it and my opinion of it. If you are seriously considering buying this program then I would definitely suggest reading over what I have to say about it.

Kypron Overview

Kypron is an online marketing program created by Kevin Hokoana that is for people looking to make money online. Basically what it does is provides training and tools on lead generation which can then be used to sell products of any kind.

This program mainly seems to be targeting people who have not made a penny online and are looking to make money. It offers a business opportunity where you can buy into the program and be trained on how to sell Kypron to other people.

So basically it is a “hey, buy this program and you can make a lot of money getting other people to buy this program” type of deal. That’s not to say that you can’t apply what you learn here to any online business, its just that it seems the focus of this is getting people to sell Kypron. This reminds me a lot of program like Aspire & MOBE if you are familiar with them.

A Look at Kyrpon L.I.F.E

Kypron L.I.F.E is the training course that they offer for people that don’t have an online business and are looking to make money selling Kypron to others.

Basically this program makes you an affiliate of Kypron and trains you on getting leads and selling it. You will be set up with sales funnels, duplicate marketing campaigns, and training on Facebook, Youtube, and PPC marketing.

When you sell L.I.F.E to other people you will be able to make 70%+ in commissions. This is actually a pretty darn high commission rate I must say. Another thing about it is that you will be making recurring commissions because this program is a membership type program where you and others will have to pay every month.

The Cost to Join

What pretty much everyone is going to be doing is joining the Kypron L.I.F.E program. They offer a $1 trial but this only lasts 3 days. This is more to give you a peek inside the system without risking a lot. But after that 3 day period is up the price will jump up to $97/mo, which is what you will have to pay every month from then on out.

So you can imagine what kind of money you can make with this since you are going to be getting people to buy into this and pay $97/mo, which you will earn 70%+ of in commissions.

How You Get Paid

As far as I know Stripe is the only method of payment that they offer right now. I don’t have any problems with this because I actually have a Stripe account and they are a trustworthy payment processor.

You can kind of think as Stripe as PayPal, but they are a bit different. But anyway I’m not going to get into that. They are trustworthy and I’ll leave it at that.

Another notable piece of info about getting paid is that you will get paid instantly when you refer a buyer. As soon as you refer someone to buy into Kypron, your commissions will go into your Stripe account right away. There is no holding on the money.

Conclusion on Kypron – Scam or Legit?

Kypron is not a scam. You can start making money with this program online if you never have before or you can use the training provided to increase sales for an existing online business. I don’t particularly care for the fact that they seem to push people to join the L.I.F.E program which is all about promoting Kypron, but there are a lot of legitimate companies that do this type of thing so I really can’t complain too much.

Overall Kypron seems to be a pretty good program and there are some good online marketers backing it, like Kevin Hokoana for example.

However, I don’t think its necessarily a good choice for people that are just starting out and don’t have much funds. The $97/mo is a bit pricey and there are more affordable ways to make money online.

If you are looking for a more affordable way to bring in an online income then I would suggest taking a look at this program. I started out making money online in 2015 with this program and make a living now… all thanks to what I learned here.

==> My No. 1 Recommended Program Here

Questions, comments, or concerns? Just leave them below and I’ll get back to you 🙂

Work At Home Jobs

Legit Flex Job Review – Scam or Legit Online Money Making Opportunity?

Legit Flex Job claims to pay very handsomely for people looking to process online worksheets from home. But is this really true? Or is this just another work at home scam that sounds too good to be true?

I decided to write this review because there are some things that people should know about this place. It is not what they claim it is and if you buy into it you will more than likely be very disappointed. In this Legit Flex Job review I’ll be going over the truth of the matter and showing you what this really is.

Legit Flex Job Overview

If you are suspicious of the claims made with this program then you are not alone. I review and expose scams all the time, One Click Pay Day & Your Home Biz recently, and this program definitely has signs of being one right off the bat.

Legit Flex Job, aka Legit Flex Job Academy, claims to be a company that processes online worksheets for other companies. They say that they are looking for independent contractors to work from home processing these worksheets and claim that people are making over a thousand dollars per week doing this.

I understand why this job is so luring to many. They tell you that you can set your own hours, work from wherever you want and work however much you want. The freedom here sounds amazing and of course everyone wants to be able to do these things. However… you are going to want to hold off on buying into this and you will see why.

What Exactly Is This Job?

An “online worksheet processor”??? What is that? I have been working online since 2015 and have reviewed/looked into hundreds and hundreds of work from home opportunities yet I have never heard of anything called an online worksheet processor.

What does this even mean? Unfortunately we will never know because they don’t go into any detail really. Pretty much all they tell you is exactly what everyone wants to hear…. that it is super easy.

Why Do You Have To Pay?

Its a little strange that you have to pay to get access to this job don’t you think? I mean that just seems strange. I looked into this more and there is a reason for it.

They tell you that when you buy into this for $37 you will get access to the members area where you will get instructions and assignments so that you can start making money doing this.

But…. this isn’t really true.

The Problem Here

The problem is that what you are buying is not what they told you… at all. Once you buy into this you will see that it has nothing to do with “worksheet processing”. Instead it is just a bunch of training on selling on Ebay, which is completely different.

It contains 14 lessons on how you can sell Amazon products on Ebay. Basically this is a form of dropshipping where you will sell products on Ebay and when someone buys them you will just order them from Amazon and have them shipped directly to the buyer. So you will never touch any of the products.

And this is great and all, I mean you can make money like this but the problem is that this is not what buyers thought they were getting into. And besides that…. Dropshipping from Amazon isn’t a great idea, there are much better ways and I wouldn’t pay for this training even if it were advertised truthfully.

The Good Part of It

The only thing good I can say is that if you bought into this already then you are in luck. Luckily this program is being sold on ClickBank, which is a digital product marketplace. The good part is that they have a very good return policy and you shouldn’t have any problem getting your money back if you are disappointed… which I’m sure you will be considering what I just went over.

Conclusion on Legit Flex Job – Scam?

Ok, so obviously Legit Flex Job is a scam. It tricks people into buying into this program with serious false advertising. The program being sold here has absolutely nothing to do with worksheet processing, which I still have no idea what it is.

Can you make money with Legit Flex Job? In theory.. yes. There are people that make money online dropshipping on Ebay from Amazon. But will you make money with this program? Probably not. The training is old and the method of using Amazon is not the best choice. I actually run a dropshipping ecommerce business which I do fairly well at and I can tell you from experience that Amazon is not a good way to go about this. Their platform is not made for dropshipping.

But anyway… the conclusion here is that this is a scam and that you should stay away from it.

If you are looking for a better way to make money online then I suggest taking a look at this program. I started with this program back in 2015 and am still a member to this day. Its also notable that I make a living online now and pretty much all of my success can be attributed to what this program has taught me.

==> My No. 1 Recommended Program Here

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

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One Click Pay Day, Scam or Legit? – [Review]

One Click Pay Day is a new system that I came across that claims to be a super simple way to make money online…. but is this really true? Or will One Click Pay Day scam you and leave you with less money than when you started?

When I came across this system I knew I had to take a look into it. It comes off as very “scammy” and I was suspicious of the claims that are made. So I dug a little deeper and in this review I’ll be going over a few things that everyone looking into this system should know.

One Click Pay Day Overview

One Click Pay Day is a program that is claimed to be created by a woman named Kathy Evans. In the sales video I watched there wasn’t much talk about what the program actually does. Basically Kathy just tells you about how she is creating your own money-making account and that making money is as simple as 1 click.

And yes, you heard me right. She claims you can make money in just 1 click. Pretty ridiculous sounding right? Or could this possibly be true and maybe one heck of an amazing business opportunity? Well…. I wouldn’t get too excited because I’m about to expose this system for what it really is… which is a scam.

Take a Look at all the Lies They Tell You…

#1 – The Testimonials are FAKE

The testimonials that they show in the sales video are as fake as can be. These people haven’t actually tried out this system. They are just paid actors and actresses that you can hire on a website called Fiverr.

Here is a screenshot of the one guy in the video (who claims to make about $20,000/week) along with his profile on Fiverr…. same room, same shirt and everything…

#2 – “Kathy Evans”

I am not able to verify anything on this lady “Kathy Evans”. I can find information online about people with the name Kathy Evans, but not this particular Kathy. I cannot find anything related. The reason for this is that she is more than likely a fictitious name that was just created for this scam.

#3 – Only 40 Spots Left

She also tells you that there are only 40 spots available so you have to hurry now. This is nothing more than false scarcity to try to get people to buy into this as quick as possible and not wait.

This Proves That This is a Scam

As if the lies mentioned above aren’t enough already… take a look at what I found here. If you scroll to the bottom of the sales page you will be able to read their disclaimer. This is required by law and pretty much says that this is a scam. Take a look…

So in the sales video the lady talks all about the money you are going to be making and how this is so so easy… yet in the disclaimer they tell you that “The typical purchaser does not make any money using this system”. So pretty much they are telling you that the entire sales video is a lie.

This is how scams like this get away with this BS. They can lie all they want as long as they have a disclaimer that tells the truth.

I would also like to point out that in the disclaimer it mentions a program called “Easy Internet Plan” which makes no sense. This is because this disclaimer was likely taken from this program and reused for On Click Pay Day.

Conclusion on One Click Pay Day

Your suspicions were correct. I’m guessing that you were suspicions of this program in the first place because you took the time to read my review. And it paid off. This system is as fake as can be.

One good saying to live by is that if something sounds too good to be true then it probably is. “One Click Pay Day”…. this name says it all. It sounds like a scam and it is a scam. There is no way to make money online that is nearly as simple as 1 little click. This scam reminds me of Your Home Biz & FB Freedom System, which are 2 other scams I recently reviewed that are making their way around the online world.

I have been making money online since 2015 and make a living online now. I know from experience that there is no real shortcut to making tons of money online. Everything takes real work. I knew this system was a scam before I even started to review it but I gave it the benefit of the doubt…. but it turned out to be a scam as expected.

Anyway… if you are looking for a legitimate way to make money online then I suggest taking a look at this program. I started with this program back in 2015 and am still a member to this day. Pretty much all of my success online can be attributed to what this program has taught me.

==> My No. 1 Recommended Program Here

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Your Home Biz Review – Scam or Legit Online Business Opportunity?

Your Home Biz is a new program that I came across that claims you can make massive amounts of money online with it. In fact, it claims that you can make as much as $1,200 per day… which is insane.

Of course I was suspicious of the claims that this program makes so I decided to take a look into it more to see if its a scam or not. And that is what I am sharing with you here in this Your Home Biz review.

Your Home Biz Review

Immediately upon landing on the sales page for this program I was skeptical of it all. I have seen the news clips that they use in their sales video in many other work-from-home scams. These clips have nothing to do with this program. They are real news broadcasts but they are talking about other work from home opportunities and WAH jobs in general. There is absolutely nothing that ties them to this Your Home Biz program.

Anyway… apparently this program was created by a man named Stephan Erikson. He claims he used to live paycheck to paycheck and never had enough time for his family. Then of course things got even worse and he was laid off from his job. At this point he couldn’t afford much of anything but luckily he met a man at Starbucks at just the perfect time. This man had been working at home for years and showed him how to make money online.

Awesome right! Just too bad I cannot verify any of this story or that the guy’s name is actually Stephan. And judging from the lies that are told in the sales video I would guess that the story is a fake.

The Lies

Fake Testimonials

The testimonial videos that they show in the sales video are fake and more than likely paid actors.

They actually don’t even make any sense. The guy in the blue shirt above was talking about making all kinds of money selling products on Ebay and this program isn’t even about selling on Ebay, its about Affiliate Marketing.

Misleading Earnings Statements

In the sales video the guy tells you that you could earn $5, $10, $15, $20, $30 or more for each link that you post. This is true that you “could” earn that much but it really doesn’t tell you anything. All this does is misleads people because he makes it sound very easy to make money like this.

He also makes it seem like you just go around posting links that only takes a couple seconds to do. The reality is much different.

Fake Timer

There is a timer that will count down at the top of the screen at some point that claims this is a limited time offer.

This is completely fake and if the timer runs out nothing is going to happen. The offer is still here.

What Is This Program?

This program is all about affiliate marketing. And it just so happens that I am very experienced in this field. I started affiliate marketing in 2015 and make a living doing it. So they aren’t lying when they tell you there is a lot of potential here.

Affiliate marketing is when you promote products online for big companies. Amazon, Walmart, Macy’s, Apple…. all the big companies have affiliate programs where you can get paid to promote their products. But its not like you get paid just to promote them. You only get paid when you actually refer someone to their site that goes and buys something, which earns you a commission.

What You Get

This is one of these programs where they really leave you hanging as to what you are going to get when you actually buy it. In the sales video that I watched Stephan is very vague and doesn’t tell you much of anything.

He tells you that you will get access to their training course that is “so advanced” it will have you “in business” right away. But that doesn’t tell you much either. What the heck does “in business” means? Does that mean you will be making money right away or what? I have no idea.

He also tells you that you will get access to tools but that is as far as he goes there. You have absolutely no idea what tools he is talking about.

So pretty much you have absolutely no idea what you are buying into. But hey… its only $97 right? And it has a money back guarantee if you don’t like it… so what could go wrong? Well believe me when I say that I have seen tons of scams over the years that claim to have a money back guarantee yet they fail to follow through with it. Pretty much every scam that ever existed has said this… so it means nothing.

Conclusion on Your Home Biz – Scam?

I have not bought this program and I don’t plan on it, nor do I recommend anyone else do it. From the many programs I have looked into and from my years of experience in affiliate marketing I can say fairly certainly that this is a scam.

It reminds me very much of other scams that I have reviewed like Xtreme Home Paycheck & Entrepreneur Jobs Club, that make it seem you can make easy money posting links everywhere just like this program.

The bottom line here is that you can’t trust this program. They lie to you over and over and don’t really tell you what you are even buying into.

If you are interested in affiliate marketing then I suggest reading about my no. 1 recommended program here. I started with this program back in 2015 and am still a member to this day. Its also notable that I am making a living online now and this can pretty much all be attributed to what this program has taught me.

You will get training, tools, support, and a bunch more that I won’t get into here. You can click the link below to read a full review I wrote on it…

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Paid Survey Sites

Is SendEarnings legit? My Review

SendEarnings is one of many rewards sites that pays you to complete simple tasks. But are they any good and worth your time? Is SendEarnings legit or just another scam that is going to lead you on with little pay?

I decided to review this site because I know there are a good bit of people looking into using it and wondering if it is a scam or not. In this post I’ll be going over how it works, how you make money, some complaints and more.

SendEarnings Overview

SendEarnings is rewards site that is owned and operated by Inbox Dollars, which is an even bigger rewards site. So as you can imagine, they are very similar to Inbox Dollars if you are familiar with them. You can earn money by completing surveys, watching videos, playing games and doing some other things that I will go over.

Now you may be wondering how they can pay you for things like this and the answer is simple. Companies pay them to gather consumers’ opinions so that they can better their products and services and they pay you some of that money to complete the surveys, etc in the first place.

How It Works

The first thing that you would need to do as you can imagine is become a member. This is free to do and only takes about 30 seconds. After that you will be able to start earning.

Offers

You will find a bunch of offers where you can earn some extra cash. These usually include things like signing up for free trials, signing up for other paid survey sites, etc. The amount you will earn here will vary greatly because the offers vary a lot.

Surveys

The surveys you can take will usually be anywhere from 5-25 minutes long and you can expect to earn $0.50 to $3 per completed survey. This surveys can be about a range of topics and you never know what to expect really.

Games

Yes, you can earn money by playing games. These games consist of Bejeweled, casino type games, etc. They don’t pay much at all but they can be fun.

Search

Just like Inbox Dollars and SwagBucks, they have a search engine on their site that you can use and earn money with. You can use this in replacement of Google if you want, although it isn’t as good. You will earn next to nothing here but you also don’t have to go out of your way really because you are going to search the internet regardless.

Videos

You can watch videos and earn a bit of money too. Usually the videos are a couple of minutes long and you have to watch 3 of them to get $0.01. Pretty low pay I know…

Shopping

This place also partners with a bunch of retailers that you can shop at and earn cashback as well as get coupons. I have reviewed plenty of strictly cashback programs, Extrabux most recently, and I am actually pretty impressed with the cashback percentages that SendEarnings offers.

Referring Friends

For each person that you refer to SendEarnings you will receive 10% of their earnings for life.

How You Get Paid

All of the money that you earn will go into your SendEarnings account. It is then stored there until you have $30 or more. After that you can request to cash out which is done via check.

Complaints

Lack of Surveys

You can’t expect too much here. 1-2, or maybe 3 surveys a day is what you can probably expect. But this varies depending on your demographic.

Low Pay

This is the norm when it comes to rewards sites like this. The amount of time you put into it is hardly worth the pay.

Lack of Payment Options

One thing I would like to see is more payment options. Some gift cards would be nice and Paypal is always the best.

Conclusion on SendEarnings – Legit or Just a Scam?

Send Earnings is not a scam. They provide a legitimate service and you really can make money on this site. I figured this would be the case since they are owned and operated by Inbox Dollars, which is a very popular rewards site. But I wouldn’t really recommend this site. The reason is because I think it makes more sense to just sign up for Inbox Dollars instead. They are pretty much the same just they are bigger and offer more opportunity for people to earn.

If you are interested you can read my review of Inbox Dollars here. Just don’t expect to make much money because you won’t. Rewards sites like this are best treated as an extremely easy way to earn some extra pocket change.

If you are looking for a way to make REAL money online in your spare time then I would suggest checking out this program. This is the same program I got started with back in 2015 and I am still a member today…. which is a testament to how good I think it is.

I’m making a living online right now and I owe pretty much everything to what I learned here.

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MLM's

Is Waiora a Scam? My Review of Their Business Opportunity

Waiora has got a lot of attention over the years, much for bad products and false claims. But over the more recent years they seem to have cleaned up their act and the business opportunity that they offer is something that I see many people are looking into. But is this business opportunity actually any good? Or is Waiora a scam that is going to have you running around like a chicken with your head cut off for little pay?

I decided to write this review to share with you some insight I have on this business opportunity. You likely aren’t going to get the whole truth if you talk to someone that is in the company but you will get it from me. I’ll be going over how this business works, how you make money, the downside to it all and more.

Waiora Overview

Waiora is a company that sells anti-aging products. They have took a lot of heat over the years and have even been forced to cough up $12 million in a lawsuit back in 2013 for faulty products. But as I said, it seems that they are doing better recently.

The business opportunity that they offer comes from them being a direct sales mlm company. Basically what this means is that anyone can buy into this business and make money both selling their products as an independent distributor and by recruiting other distributors into the business.

How You Will Make Money

As a distributor for Waiora you will be able to earn money in 2 main ways: from selling products yourself and from recruiting in other distributors who will be selling products.

Personal Sales

There are two ways that you can make personal sales. You can refer people to buy Waiora products on your own personal Waiora website that you will be given and you can sell products in-person directly to customers.

When you sell directly you will first have to buy the products from Waiora, which you can do at a 30% discount. Then you will turn around and sell them at regular price, thus earning 30%.

Recruitment

Recruitment really needs to be a focus for you if you want to make good money here. The compensation plan that is in place really favors this.

The big money maker from recruitment is going to come from the Team Commissions. They have a massive pyramid-like mlm structure in place here and you can earn down to 15 levels if you are able to move up the ranks…

The people that you personally recruit in will make up your level 1, the people that they recruit in make up your level 2, the people that they recruit in make up your level 3, and so on.

You can see a screenshot of the Team Commissions chart below…

And you may be wondering…. Well how do you move up the ranks?? The answer to this is recruitment. Basically what you need to do is recruit more people in and increase the amount of team sales volume that you and your downline are making.

The Big Conundrum

It may sound amazing that you can earn off of people 15 levels down but it actually isn’t all that awesome… at least for most people.

The problem here is that with a mlm compensation plan like this most people are set up to fail. A comp plan like this rewards those at the top and takes away from those at the bottom. There is a lot of potential to earn a lot of money here but the reality is and will always be that there are much more people at the bottom struggling than at the top reaping all the rewards.

I see this all the time. I just reviewed two other mlm’s, Talk Fusion & Vollara, and its the same with them.

Conclusion on Wairoa – Scam?

Wairoa has definitely been involved in some scam activity in the past, at least when it comes to their products being complete shams. But as for now, I don’t really see them as a scam. They must have learned from their lesson because their products seem to be ok, although I don’t think they are the anti-aging miracles that people claim they are.

As for the business opportunity that Wairoa offers, it has a heck of a lot of potential but the bottom line here is that most people fail in mlm’s like this. That is just the way they are and that is why I stay away from them.

So if you are thinking about joining just know the reality here and don’t get sucked in by the fairy-tale stories about how awesome it is that people in the company might be giving you.

Something else that you might want to look into if you are looking for a work-from-home job is how I make money online. I make a living online and I enjoy what I do. Here is the program that got me started and got me to where I currently am, making $5k + per month.

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Work At Home Jobs

Top Jobs Reviewed Scam – I’m Warning You

There is a site called Top Jobs Reviewed (topjobsreviewed.com) that is a massive scam. What it does is promotes 3 of what they call the top work at home jobs and each and every one that is promoted is a scam that I am very familiar with.

I decided to take the time to write this review because I know there are a lot of people out there that can benefit from it and hopefully avoid these scams and avoid losing money. In this review I’ll be going over what is really going on here and the scams that are promoted.

Red Flags of This Being a Scam

The first thing I noticed is that they claim that the work from home jobs they are promoting have been featured on the news. This simply isn’t true and is very easy to prove. If you go to any of he news sites’ websites you won’t find any information on these.

Another thing that I noticed is that the reviews at the bottom of the page are fake as well as the author “Sarah Johnson”. There are about 20 reviews at the bottom all were made between September 3rd – 6th. And the picture of Sarah Johnson is a stock photo that anyone can buy online and use as they please.

The Scam Programs Being Promoted

As I am writing this they are promoting 3 jobs: Online Jobs Now, Secure Job Position, and Home Job Placement. I am sure that these will change in the future but as for now this is what they are.

I am very familiar with all 3 of these “jobs”, which really aren’t jobs at all. These are 3 scam programs that make you think you will be making all kinds of money if you buy into them but the reality is much different than they tell you.

The Truth

All 3 of these programs are the same thing basically. They are all a re-hashed scam program that has been re-marketed under dozens of names over the recent years.

This program claims that you can make a lot of money posting links from home and that it is going to give you the training and tools to do so. They give you your own pre-made website and everything. But unfortunately this website is a cookie cutter site that is also being given out to everyone else that buys into the program. And the training is very “scammy”.

While you can make money posting links online from home the reality is much different then they lead you to believe.

The Reality Here

They act like “link posting” is some new method of making money online that they discovered but what they are actually talking about here is called affiliate marketing.

Affiliate marketing is when you promote products for companies online with your own unique affiliate link. When someone clicks your link and buys the product you are promoting you get paid commissions. Its a great business model and Yes, you do indirectly get paid for posting links… but it is nothing like they make it seem.

I actually make a living affiliate marketing online and have been doing so since 2015. I can tell you with absolute certainty that it doesn’t work like they tell you and that it isn’t as easy as they say.

I will also say that if you do buy into these programs being promoted you will more than likely not make a penny. Their strategy of spamming links everywhere simply doesn’t work. It is the easy way out and appears very spammy. People aren’t going to click the links nor buy anything that you promote. That is not how it works in the real world.

My Recommendation

There are plenty of legitimate job finder sites out there where you can find work at home jobs. ZipRecruiter and FlexJobs are two good ones. I would recommend them if you want to find a variety of work at home job opportunities.

Also, as I mentioned, I make a living affiliate marketing online. I started this back in 2015 part-time and now it is my full-time money make. If you are interested in pursuing this career path then I would suggest taking a look at this program.

This place provides training and tools for people looking to start making money online via affiliate marketing and it is particularly good for beginners. It is where I got my start and I am actually still a member to this day… which should show how good I think it is.

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