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Internet Wealth Biz Scam – Do NOT Buy Into This Program

Wondering if Internet Wealth Biz is a scam? You will find out in my review here.

When I came across this program I knew I had to review it. And what I also know is that you will want to read this. The bottom line is that this program will not make you rich and it is not what it claims to be.

Internet Wealth Biz Review

Internet Wealth Biz is an online business program that is claimed to have been created by a man named Brian Thompson. He claims to make make over a million dollars per year working just 50 minutes or less per week.

This program has all the signs of a scam. It claims massive earnings for people who join of over $3,000 per day. It makes you believe that you just hit the jackpot by literally saying in the sales video that “you just hit the jackpot”. It claims you can start making money as soon as today. And of course it makes you believe that you will have to do very little work.

The reason this program seems like a scam is because it is a scam, just like Home Internet Income & Accelerated Income. You will see what I mean by it being a scam after reading this.

The Man Behind The Program…. Brian Thompson.

Brian Thompson claims to be an online millionaire that is one of the top affiliate marketers around. Yet he says that you probably haven’t heard of him because that is the way he likes it.

I have been affiliate marketing since 2015 and make a living doing so and even I have never heard of this guy. In fact, there is no information on him being who he claims to be. If he really were who he claims to be he would be well known.

This guy is a ghost an more than likely just a fake name used to help promote this scam program.

The Testimonials Don’t Make Sense

Unfortunately in the “make money online” industry there is no shortage of fake testimonials. You can easily pay people on Fiverr and other sites to make fake testimonials for you and that is more than likely what happened here.

That’s right… those people in the sales video that claim to be making tons of money with Internet Wealth Biz are more than likely just saying what they were paid to say.

On top of this some of them don’t even make sense. The one blonde woman that claims to be making over $3,000 per day shows a Google Adsense account yet this program has nothing to do with making money on Google Adsense.

Brian tells you that he is an affiliate marketer and this program teaches you how to make money in affiliate marketing…. which has nothing to do with Google Adsense.

Proof Of It Being a Scam

One thing that you need to make sure to do when you come across potential scams like this is to read the disclaimer. They can tell you all the BS they want to in the sales pitch but in their disclaimer they will usually tell you the truth. This is how scam programs like this can get away with what they do.

Anyhow, check out the disclaimer for Internet Wealth Biz…

I don’t know if you can read that but it literally says “The typical purchaser does not make any money using this system”.

If this doesn’t prove that this program is a complete scam then I don’t know what will. They are basically telling you that everything in the sales video is a complete lie.

My Prediction

I haven’t actually bought this program and don’t plan on it, but I do have a prediction about what will happen if you do.

You will buy in for the $47 price and this will provide you with very little of what you need to succeed. You will then be forced in to buying upsells which will cost much more than this. At the same time you will also receive tons of emails from these scammers trying to get you to buy other products.

Why do I say this? Because I have seen it happen many times and it is quite obvious that this program is only focused on making money off of the customers, not teaching them to make money.

Conclusion on Internet Wealth Biz – Scam

Although I haven’t actually bought this program I can say that I am 99% positive that it is a scam. It is full of lies and the income disclaimer pretty much tells you that its a scam.

This is just your typical get rich quick scheme. It is very appealing to make quick and easy money online but the reality is that opportunities that are this easy do not exist. There are good opportunities out there this just isn’t one of them.

When it comes to making money online there are a lot more scams and wastes of time programs out there than legit good opportunities that I can recommend. However…. gun to my head, what is the best program out there? This is it. I have been a member since 2015 and it took me from nothing at all to making a living online.

Questions or comments? Leave them below and I’ll get back to you ?

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Is Home Internet Income a Scam? – A Look at Lisa Cadwell’s Program

Home Internet Income, aka Home Internet Income Club, is a work from home opportunity that makes it sound easy to earn some pretty good money from home. But is it really this great? We all here the scams that go around online and this program sure does resemble one.

If you are wondering is Home Internet Income a scam then you have come to the right place. I looked into this program and you are definitely going to want to read this beforehand. Spoiler: It is NOT what they claim it is.

Home Internet Income Review

As of now this Home Internet Income program is being promoted on homeinternetincome.club, but this could change at any time.

This program is supposedly a creation of Lisa Cadwell, who was once a struggling single mother and now makes a living working online posting links.

What the program does is provides you with a website so that you can allegedly make tons of money posting links as well. It also gives you customers records and some training on how to go about doing so.

It all sounds fine and dandy but its not going to work out like the people behind this lead you to believe. You will see what I mean.

Can You Trust This Place?

The answer is no you can’t. They lie to you again and again.

Just about everything is either very misleading or straight lies.

The news broadcasts that they have on the sales page have nothing to do with this program. They just took some videos and posted them on the website to make it seem like this is more credible than it is.

There aren’t limited positions like they tell you there is either. This program is going to let anyone that wants to buy it do so. This is just a common scam tactic used to get people to buy into crappy programs without doing extra research and coming across reviews like mine.

Even the person’s name “Lisa Cadwell” is not real. I mean I’m sure there are people with this name but in this case the lady does not exist. She is made up. The same background story and image has been used in multiple identical scams in the past.

Below I took a screenshot of Lisa Cadwell from the Home Internet Income sales page and beneath that you can see another screenshot I took a while back when I reviewed Entrepreneur Jobs Club, which is one of the identical programs…

As you can see this lady’s name was “Mick Moore” in the other program and it doesn’t end there. I have reviewed more of these programs over the years and she has went by nearly a dozen names.

Why It Won’t Work

The approach that this program takes is the easy approach and it will never work.

You see, I actually make a living in “link posting”. The real name of this is affiliate marketing and this is when you promote product online via affiliate links and get paid when you help make a sale.

Amazon, Walmart, etc… all the big companies will pay people to promote products like this. But it is NOT as easy as this program makes you believe.

This program tries going the easy rout and acts like you can just go out and spam links every where and make a bunch of money. This is not how the real world works. They provide you with some basic training and a cookie cutter website to do this.

They know darn well that it isn’t going to work out for the people that buy in but the goal of this program isn’t for customers to make money, its for the scammers behind it to make money.

Conclusion on Home Internet Income Club – Scam

Unfortunately this same old scam keeps getting re-branded under different names and unfortunately more people keep getting scammed.

This scam is only in it for the money. They lie to you again and again just to try to sucker you into buying. I’m sure you had your suspicions about this place even before reading this… after all you did do some research and decided to click on my review.

There are ways to legitimately make money online, this just isn’t one of them.

Questions or comments? Leave them below and I’ll get back to you ?

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What is OnlineNetCareer.com? – Read This Before Using This Site!

OnlineNetCareer.com claims to be the best place to find opportunities to succeed online but I beg to differ with this statement. This place is not the amazing opportunity finder that it leads you to believe it is, not even close to it.

In this short review I’ll be going over what is OnlineNetCareer.com and everything you need to know. Do not go through with any of the opportunities that it refers you to without reading this first. You will understand why shortly.

OnlineNetCareer.com Review

OnlineNetCareer.com poses as a legitimate online job finder website but it is far from legitimate. The soul purpose of this site is to make money off of desperate people looking to make money online.

Overall this site is what I would call a scam and I would never recommend anyone to use it.

It is similar to scam job finder sites like Top Jobs Reviewed.

How This Site Works

All this site does is funnels you to “money making opportunities” online that are scams. It is a single page site and no matter where you click it will direct you to scam programs.

The people behind this site are affiliates for the scam programs. When people they refer buy into the programs they get paid commissions for referring them there in the first place.

Now I don’t have a problem with promoting products online….. when they are legitimate. The problem I have is that this place is promoting complete scams that will just leave people with less money than when they started.

An Example:

I’m sure this site changes the programs that it is promoting all the time but currently, as I am writing this, it is promoting a scam called Accelerated Income. I actually already reviewed this scam and you can read about it here if you would like.

Here is a summary of the scam: Accelerated Income claims you can easily make $279+ per day posting links from home, which takes 2 minutes on average per link. They make it seem like it is the greatest opportunity on the face of the earth, and while it is possible to make money like this, what they tell you is extremely misleading.

The bottom line is that this program is not as great as it seems. People buying into it will be sorely disappointed if they are expecting to make the income that they tell you is possible.

Basically what will happen when you buy into it is you will be given some really poor training and a website so that you can make money. Both will leave a lot to be desired and you will be pushed to buy upsells in order to make money, which also will be poor quality and won’t work out.

Scam Promotions and Lies

Not only does this OnlineNetCareer.com site promote known online scams, but they also lie to you right on their site. I think its worth mentioning that the testimonials displayed are fake.

The images that are used in these testimonials are stock photos that anyone can buy and use online as they wish. And since they are fake it is only logical to assume that the written portion of the testimonials are fake as well.

Conclusion on OnlineNetCareer.com – Scam for Sure

This place is a scam and there is no doubt about it. It is just a funnel that is set up to lure unsuspecting people into scams that will make them little to no money online. It will make the owners of the site money but not you.

I’m sure you were suspicious of this site to begin with. I mean after all you did click on my review after doing a bit of research.

When it comes to making money online there are a lot more scams out there than legit opportunities that I can recommend. However…. gun to my head, what is the best program out there? This is it. I have been a member since 2015 and it took me from nothing at all to making a living online.

Questions or comments? Leave them below and I’ll get back to you ?

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Is Fix Monthly Income a Scam? – Read This Before Wasting Time

FixMonthlyIncome.com claims that you can easily earn money online by referring friends to their program. But is this legit? Every time I hear “easy money” online I get a little suspicious… and rightly so. With all the scams online you can never be too careful. But anyways, is Fix Monthly Income a scam or could this possibly be the opportunity you have been waiting for.

I looked into this program and in this review I’ll be going over a few things that you definitely should know. While you can make money here it is not the amazing opportunity that you may think it is.

Fix Monthly Income Review

Fix Monthly Income claims to pay members for getting people to click their referral link. They are free to sign up with and they tell you that literally all you have to do is get people to click your link in order to make money.

At $5 a click this would be a pretty darn good money maker……. IF it were legitimate. But its not, and I’ll be going over why this is the case shortly.

How They Say You Make Money

They make it sound as simple as possible. All you have to do is share your link and get people to click it. And you will be able to earn $5 just for someone clicking it. You don’t need that person to sign up or do anything. A simple click of the link will earn you $5.

They make it sound as easy as possible and tell you to start out by posting on social websites like Facebook, Twitter, etc.

But this makes no sense at all.

Why This Makes No Sense

In order for them to pay you money they have to be making money in some way right? And what they tell you is that they make money by advertising. They say that when you share your link and help drive traffic to the website fixmonthlyincome.com they make more money from more people seeing their ads.

This is all fine and dandy. It makes sense in theory and I know this is a legitimate way to make money but there is NO proof of this actually being the case. In fact there are NO ADVERTISEMENTS on the website. So this does not add up to being true.

If there are no advertisements on the site then there is no way that they can be making money in this way.

How They Really Make Money

More than likely what they are doing is selling personal information to scammers online. When you join the site you have to enter your name, email, etc. This information will probably be sold so don’t be surprised if you start receiving a bunch of spam emails if you have already signed up here.

I see sites similar to this all the time. Many of them are lottery type sites like OMG Sweeps that have you enter your information for a chance to win money. These are fake and their only purpose is to get your info.

Can You Make Money Referring People?

So they are obviously lying about how they make money but nonetheless they are still making money, just not as they tell you. So can you still make money by referring people to the site?

The answer is probably not. First off, they have a $300 cash out minimum. Most people will probably give up before ever reaching this amount. You will need to refer 60 people to get this much and that is a lot if you are just going to post on social media like they tell you to.

Because this site is full of lies and is completely untrustworthy, it is likely that they will not pay members even when they do reach the threshold. I was able to find complaints about them not paying on sites like Ripoff Report as you can see below…

Conclusion on Fix Monthly Income – Scam?

As far as I see this place is definitely a scam. There is no doubt that they lie to you because what they say just doesn’t make any sense. They tell you that they make money from advertising on their site yet there are no advertisements on their site.

This is not a legitimate money making opportunity unfortunately.

Questions or comments? Leave them below and I’ll get back to you ?

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Is Trend Catcher a Scam? – Must Read Review of This System

The Trend Catcher system claims to be able to generate average people some pretty high profits with very little work. But I’m sure we have all heard claims like this before. Usually systems that make similar types of claims turn out to be scams. But what at this one? Is Trend Catcher a scam or could this possibly be the awesome opportunity that you have been waiting to get your hands on?

In this review I’ll be going over a few things that everyone should know about this system. I’m warning you to not buy into this and you will see why I’m saying this in my review

Trend Catcher Review

The Trend Catcher is an automated trading system that supposedly can identify trends in the market and make trades that capitalize on these trends, thus making you money. There are a lot of different numbers thrown around on the sales page but at one point they tell you that members are able to generate $270 per day.

And of course you can also make good profits with just 30 minutes per day of your time.

These are nice claims but can they be backed up? I review automated trading softwares like this all the time, most recently Liberty BTC System, and the problem is that they usually turn out to be scams.

How It Makes You Money

As I mentioned this system supposedly identifies trends in the market and makes trades that are profitable. They tell you that it uses a smart algorithm that identifies these trends but they don’t really tell you much of anything else.

You don’t know how exactly it goes about identifying these trades and there is no proof that it works. Anyone could make bold claims like this with no proof to back them up.

I was expecting to see this. Scam systems usually are very vague when they tell you how they work. This is a big red flag and really makes me think this is a scam.

Red Flag

Possibly the biggest red flag I came across with this system is that there is no information on the people behind it. There is no background information on a company that created it or anything of this nature.

Any legitimate opportunity online will tell you all about their company or the people that created it. This adds credibility and unfortunately with this system there is no credibility when it comes to this.

Just think about it for a second… would you buy a program/system when you don’t know who is behind it and where it is coming from? A scam artist could have thrown this together and actually that seems to be my guess with what is going on here.

How Can It Be a Scam If Its Free?

Its true that they are letting you use the Trend Catcher system software for free. This might lead you to believe that they can’t scam you because it is free. But they can and they will.

I see it all the time. What is more than likely going to happen is they are going to refer you to one of their “trusted brokers” after you sign up and create an account. This broker will be completely unregulated and untrustworthy. You will have to deposit money to get started and you will likely never see that money back.

Rehashed Old Scam

I was actually reading another review of this system and the person said that Trend Catcher is just a re-make of the Google Trader App scam. I took a look into this and found that these two scams do look very similar.

It is likely that this is the case. Trend Catcher was probably just re-branded under a different name along with some other basic changes being made.

Conclusion on The Trend Catcher System – Scam?

I have not actually used this system so I cannot give you any real proof that it is a scam, I’ll be completely honest with you. However, from the many scams I have reviewed over the years and with the unbacked claims and lack of credibility, I can say with 99% confidence that this system is a scam.

I’m sure you were suspicious that this was the case to begin with. After all, you did do a little extra research and decided to read this review. Your instincts paid off.

Questions or comments? Leave them below and I’ll get back to you ?

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Is Liberty BTC System a Scam? – Must Read Review

Liberty BTC System claims to be accepting a limited number of people that will be able to use their $5,000/day system for free. But is this too good to be true? Is Liberty BTC System a scam like it seems it very well could be? I’m guessing that you are suspicious of this place and that is the reason you clicked on my review in the first place. And good for you… because this system is NOT what it claims to be.

In this review I’ll be going over a few things that you absolutely need to know and I’ll be answering the question of whether or not it is a scam. Take a couple minutes to read this over and you will be glad you did.

Liberty BTC System Review

The Liberty BTC System is an automated trading software that is claimed to have been created by a man named Kyle Stanford. It is not much different from hundreds of other scams I have come across in the past when it comes to the ridiculous claims that are made to sucker people into using it.

With all the cryptocurrency scams coming out (like Xtreme Coin which I recently reviewed) you can never be too careful.

With Liberty BTC System it is claimed to be able to generate users $5,000 per day on complete autopilot, just by trading Bitcoins. How can it do this? Well this ridiculous claim is backed up by another ridiculous claim of it having a 99.8% accuracy rate, which is unheard of other than from other known scams.

And of course this is a limited time offer. It is only open for free use for the next 30 people who join. So you better join right now (this is a joke).

How Does It Work?

As expected they really don’t tell you much of anything here. You know that the system trades bitcoins and that is how it makes its money, which is a legitimate way to make money, but the information provided is very vague.

They tell you nothing about the strategy or method used. This is common in scams. They will make insane claims and then leave you wondering how it works by providing a bunch of very vague information.

Also it is worth noting that a 99.8% accuracy rate, which this system claims to have, is absolutely insane. There is no legitimate trading system out there that I know of that even has close to an accuracy rate being this high.

How Can It Be a Scam? Its Free…

You might be wondering how this could be considered a scam. After all… it is being given away for free right? So if you aren’t going to lose money with this then what am I talking about here?

The thing is that you will first have to invest money to have this system trade for you. The minimum investment is $250. This is where they will get you. If you have already invested in this then good luck getting that money back.

Some Other Red Flags

There are a few other red flags that are common among scams that you should be aware of. First off… the countdown timer that runs at the top of the page is fake. It is just there to try to get people to sign up and deposit their money as fast as possible. They don’t want you to take the time to read reviews like mine here.

And its the same thing with them telling you that there are only 30 spots open. This is just another form of false scarcity.

One other big red flag that I want to bring to your attention is that Kyle Stanford is fake. He is nothing more than a fictitious person that was made up for the purpose of selling this scam. The photo that was used of him is a stock photo that anyone can purchase online and use as they wish.

Conclusion on Liberty BTC System – Scam or Legit?

I have not invested my money with this system and I do not plan on it. So its not like I can show you concrete proof that this is a scam. However, I can tell you that I am 99% sure of this being a scam. It has all the signs of being one…. insanely high accuracy rate, massive unproven income claims, vague information on how it works, false scarcity tactics to get people to buy into it asap, and others.

It is ultimately up to you whether or not you want to invest in this but I would definitely advise against it.

Questions or comments? Leave them below and I’ll get back to you ?

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Is Online Millionaire System a Scam? – I’ll Explain How This Works

Online Millionaire System is said to be an insanely easy way for average people to make massive amounts of money online, but lets be real here… it sounds way too good to be true. And with all the scams out there who’s to say this isn’t one? Is Online Millionaire System a scam like it appears to be on the outside? Or could this possibly be the big break you have been waiting for?

Online Millionaire System is not what you are led to believe it is. In this review I’ll be going over the truth of the matter and what you are really getting yourself into. You will want to hear this.

Online Millionaire System Overview

Online Millionaire System is nothing more than a funnel website that was created to funnel people into buying another program. I just reviewed 2 other funnel sites like this the other day: Rookie Profit System and Borderless Income System, so this isn’t uncommon for me to see. There actually isn’t even a program called Online Millionaire System here… this is just the cover name.

You see the person that created this Online Millionaire System website is an affiliate of the real program here. He/she will get paid for getting people to sign up and buy into it all. And while you can make money like they tell you that you can…. its not nearly as easy as they say.

In the sales video I watched the spokesperson said that this requires only 30 minutes of work per day and that after that you can sit back and collect commissions of $1,250 to $10,000 per sale on autopilot. But this isn’t the reality. If you are only working 30 minutes per day on this you will not succeed. And yes, you can make massive commissions like this but there is a major downside to it that I will go over.

The Real Program

The real program that you will be buying into here is called MOBE, or My Own Business Education, or My Online Business Empire, etc. It has went by a lot of names over the years. This program provides online business training and tools for making money online. It gives you the ability to make a lot of money but also will cost you a lot of money.

What You Get & What You Will Be Doing

When you buy in you will get a “coach”, a website, sales funnels, etc. Much of what you get is pre-made so that you don’t have to do much.

Everything you get will be to get you to go out and promote the same opportunity to other people. This is one of those programs where people make money selling the program to other people. The website, the pre-made sales funnels, the training…. its all designed to get you to sell the same program.

So you buy into the program looking to make money online and then you make money online by getting other people to buy into the program. Now if this were a great system I wouldn’t have a problem with that, but I do have a problem with this all and you will see why.

The Hidden Cost

You don’t know the real cost of getting into this business when you start out because they leave you in the dark on purpose. After you buy in you might as well keep your wallet by your side for the next couple days… because you will be needing it again.

This is what you call a “high ticket” program, meaning that it is extremely expensive and that by selling these expensive product you can make very big commissions, up to $10k per sale.

That is great and all when you make money but in order to make a lot of money you first must spend a lot of money. In order to earn commissions off of these products you first must buy them. So if you want to be able to earn $10,000 per sale then you are going to have to purchase a product that costs over $20,000…. no joke.

Conclusion on Online Millionaire System – Scam?

I would consider Online Millionaire System to be a scam just due to the fact that it is extremely misleading and people that are buying into it probably have no clue what they are actually getting themselves into.

MOBE on the other hand is also a fairly “scammy” program. You buy in at a low price, you are pushed to make money promoting the system, and in order to make good money you are forced into extremely expensive upsells. While you can make money with MOBE I definitely wouldn’t recommend it, especially for beginners.

If you are looking for a more affordable and less risky way to make money online then I suggest taking a look at this program. Not only is it 100x more affordable, but it is also more realistic that the average Joe can make money with it. This is the same place I learned to make money online back in 2015, and now I do this for a living.

==> Here is the program I am talking about

Questions or comments? Leave them below in the comment section 🙂

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Is Accelerated Income a Scam Program by Susan Whitman? – [Review]

If you are looking to by Accelerated Income by Susan Whitman I strongly urge you to hold off on that and read my review here…. it’s going to be a money saver. Why do I say this? Is Accelerated Income a scam or something?

In this review I’ll be going over all you need to know about this program…. how it works, some lies they tell you, the reality of it and more.

Accelerated Income Overview

Accelerated Income is a “make money online” program that is said to have been created by Susan Whitman. Basically what it claims to do is give you the tools and training so that you can make money online via “link posting”.

They claim that anyone can do this and be successful at it. What is also luring is how easy they claim it to be. Susan claims that you can earn extremely good money with very little work.

I have actually reviewed this same program before, only under different names. It keeps getting re-branded and re-marketed under many names to keep people buying. Two of the most recent names it has went by are Xtreme Home Paycheck and Entrepreneur Jobs Club.

What You Get

When you buy this program you get training and tools to make money with this method that they call “link posting”.

You will be provided with a pre-built website, customer records, and training on how to make all this work.

It may sound amazing and like you are set up so that you cannot lose, but once you read over the rest of this review you will see that this program is not what it seems to be.

The Lies Told

There are a lot of lies told in this program. First off, making money via “link posting” is not as easy as they make it seem, but I will go over this more in the next section. Here I want to show you a few blatant lies that were easy to disprove.

The first would be that Susan Whitman is not a real person. She was made up just to promote this scam online. I know this because the story they tell you about here and the picture they show of here are fake and have been used in other scams before. Below is a screenshot of our “Susan Whitman” followed by another screenshot of the same person from another scam who went by the name Kelly Simmons…

Susan Whitman from Accelerated Income:

Mick Moore from Entrepreneur Jobs Club:

They also lie to you about there being only limited openings in your area. This is not true and is just a way to get readers to buy into this program without taking the time to see if it is legitimate or not. If you were to leave the site and come back to it in a week it would tell you the same thing.

Not as Easy as It Sounds

The funny thing is that I actually make a living “link posting”. The real name for this is called affiliate marketing, and this is when you earn commissions from promoting products online.

It works like this: You promote products for big companies via affiliate links, when someone clicks your link they are directed to the sellers site, if they buy the product you will earn a commission on that sale. All of the big companies… Walmart, Amazon, JC Pennies, Target…. they all will pay people to do this online.

Its a great business model and all but it is nowhere near as easy as Accelerated Income leads you to believe, as I’m sure you were suspicious of.

The bottom line is that it takes real work to make money doing this. You cannot spend 2 minutes posting a link and earn $15 like they tell you. This is so far from realistic it is unbelievable.

Conclusion on Accelerated Income & What I Recommend

Accelerated Income is a definite scam. I have been trying to stop it for year, but as I said.. it keeps getting re-branded under different names. I am sure that as this Accelerated Income scam gains popularity I will start getting plenty of complaints about it from people that bought into it and are disappointed with the results.

I would never recommend this to anyone. While it is possible to make a bit of money with it, the entire approach that it takes is very scammy and you will likely earn nothing.

If you are interested in affiliate marketing then what I would recommend is this program here. I joined in 2015 when I just started out. I was a complete beginner at the time and now I make a living online, which goes to show that it actually works.

Its a good, honest program that provides the tools and training without all the BS and hype.

==> Learn more about this program here

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1 Dollar Tasks Review – Scam or Worth Your Time?

1 Dollar Tasks claims that you can make money by just downloading apps and sharing posts. But whats the catch here? Is 1 Dollar Tasks a scam or something because there is always a catch…. right?

There is a catch to this place and I’ll go over it. I’m guessing you were suspicious of this in the first place and that is why you took the time to do a little extra research and came across my review. Here I will be going over all you need to know. I’ll be going over how this site works, how much money you can actually make, and more.

1 Dollar Tasks Overview

With the name “1 Dollar Tasks” you would think that you get paid $1 to do simple tasks… right? I mean its only logical to think that. Yet they tell you that they are paying between $2 – $20 for people to download apps, $0.50 to make Facebook posts, and between $5 and $200 for each trial signup or online survey completion.

They also tell you that this is the easiest way to make money online and that you can make $100+ daily. That is quite a bold statement and is far from being true. As I said there is a catch and this isn’t as good as it seems.

Inside Your Dashboard at 1 Dollar Tasks

Once you sign up there will be several options for you to make money. There are

Instant Tasks – $4
Download Apps/ Surveys/ Sign Up Tasks – $2 – $100
Referrals – $1 per referral
FB Posts – $0.50

And I know these earnings amounts are different from what I initially told you but this is what 1 Dollar Tasks told me before I signed up.

Can You Really Trust This Place?

I have reviewed dozens of rewards sites that are similar to this and this one really does not come across as very trustworthy to me. I’ll show you why.

First off when I go to download apps things seem “scammy”. For example here are some of the available offers for me to make money downloading apps…

I clicked on the “Get Your FREE Burger” one and then it just takes you to a page to download an app and you have no idea what you are downloading. I did not go through with it because it seemed very suspicious. I mean why would I get a free burger for downloading an app in the first place?

I wasn’t about to find out and get malware on my phone so I passed on this.

I then went over to the Instant Tasks section to see what offers they had for me. When you go to this section you just click “launch task” and it automatically takes you to a task. Its not like you get to pick and choose. I tried this and then got directed to this…

I clicked on the $250 Fan Duel card promotion and was directed to this site to win a $500 Walmart gift card, which has nothing to do with what I thought I was clicking on.

To make a long story short… you aren’t going to get this $500 gift card. They will lead you all over the place signing up for offers and all sorts of things to get this and I don’t think it even exists.

Also the site that they sent me to is called Consumer Rewards Center (consumerrewardscenter.com) and this place does not have a good reputation.

Conclusion on 1 Dollar Tasks – Scam?

1 Dollar Tasks pretty much is a scam. They mislead you with the amount that you can make. I see no proof of being able to make even close to $100 a day on this site. And from what I have seen from other rewards sites there is absolutely no way you are going to come close to making this much taking surveys, downloading apps, and posting on social media.

On top of that 1 Dollar Tasks refers you to a bunch of scam offers which I don’t even think exist. If you are looking to make money online with a rewards site like this there are much better more reputable ones out there like SwagBucks & Inbox Dollars.

But honestly I don’t see the point of spending time on rewards sites. They don’t pay much at all.

If you are looking for a way to make 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 make a living online right now and I owe pretty much everything to what I learned here.

==> My No. 1 Recommended Program Here

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Easy Money Scams

Is Cash 4 Invite a Scam? – Scam Exposed?

Cash 4 Invite (formerly known as Cash For Invite) is a program that claims you can earn easy money by joining and then inviting friends to join. Sounds easy right.. but whats the catch? There is always a catch. Is Cash 4 Invite a scam or something?

I’ll tell you what the catch is. It is that this is not nearly as easy as they make it sound and you will probably not make any money. It is basically a scam system but that depends on what your definition of scam is. In this review I’ll be going over how it works and everything you need to know about this place.

Cash 4 Invite Review

Cash 4 Invite has went under a bunch of different names over the years. As I said, is was most recently known as Cash For Invite. The reason it changes names so much is because word gets out about it being a scam and not working so they just re-brand it under a different name and make it appear new.

With this program all you are doing is referring people into it and earning commissions. You will of course first have to pay for your own membership and you will be earning commissions from the memberships that your referrals pay for.

Additionally you will be able to advertise with Cash 4 Invite, which isn’t going to work out too well.

What You Get

You don’t really get much of anything when you become a member. You get your referral code that you can use to get people to buy into Cash 4 Invite through you and you will get the ability to place ads on the Cash 4 Invite website.

The only real product that they sell is their ad placement service. Basically they will advertise a website banner of your choice on their website. Its a horrible idea because the quality of the traffic coming from this Cash 4 Invite website is going to be terrible. It just isn’t going to convert, or at least I imagine it wouldn’t be any good.

Membership Choices

Their are 3 memberships you can choose from: Basic, PRO, and Ultimate.

As you can see the membership that you choose determines how much you will be able to make as well as the amount of banner ads they will run for you.

With the Basic Membership you will only be making commissions that are 60% of $5, which is pretty much nothing. And with the Ultimate Membership you will be making 80% of $15, which still isn’t much but its better.

How You Get Paid

They tell you that payments are made through PayPal within 7 days of request. There is a $5 minimum cash out threshold that you first must reach.

I don’t know if I would count on getting money out of this program though. Can you really trust them? That is one question that needs to be answered.

Can You Trust This Place?

I definitely wouldn’t trust them that is for sure.

First off, the entire system of making money here is very scammy. You are just making money by getting others to buy into the same darn program. The only reason the offer advertising is probably so they can get away with being a legitimate business in the eyes of the law.

But honestly, if you want to make money by promoting the same program you buy into there are better choices like Aspire and MOBE. They are more expensive but they are definitely better than this junk website.

However, I definitely would not buy into them either. I just mentioned them for comparison sake.

Conclusion on Cash 4 Invite? – Stay Away

The only good thing about this program is that it is cheap. So if you have already bought into it at least you didn’t waste much money. Because there is no way you are going to make much here.

They provide you with a referral link so that you can promote it and make money like this but I doubt this will work out good. They provide no training to actually do so. Sure… you could potentially get some traffic to a website from the banner ads that they run and promote this program from the ads they run… but like I said, that traffic is going to be horrible.

Its just not going to work out. This is the bottom line and this is exactly why this program keeps changing its name so much.

If you are looking for a legitimate way to make good money online 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 make a living online right now and I owe pretty much everything to what I learned here.

==> My No. 1 Recommended Program Here

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