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Is Lottery Winner University a Scam? – Review of Richard Lustig’s Program

Lottery Winner UniversityRichard Lustig claims that his Lottery Winner University can increase your chances of winning the lottery… but is this true? I have come across other programs that make similar claims but do not deliver as promised, so is this the real deal? Or is Lottery Winner University a scam that is just going to be a waste of your money?

This program and the story of Richard Lustig was intriguing to me so I decided to take a look into this program and see if its really as great as he claims. In this review I’ll be going over whether or not it will actually works, which is of course what everyone wants to know.

Overview of Lottery Winner University

Lottery Winner University reviewLottery Winner University is a program that was created by by Richard Lustig, who is known as one of the best lottery players of all time. He has won 7 grand prizes since he started in the 1980’s and is very proud of it.

The program is based upon a method he created which is claimed to increase your chances of winning.

Update: Richard has released another newer system called Lotto Annihilator

My First Impression

The Lottery Winner University by Richard Lustig is really hyped up. There are probably different promo videos out there for this place but the one I watched seemed like a Billy Mays ad on TV. Richard was really hyping up this program and going on and on about all the money some of his students have made.

On top of all the hype this program doesn’t come across as very trustworthy based on some other sales tactics I came across on the sales page. One of which is how they tell you that the sales video is going to disappear in a matter of hours, making you think that if you don’t jump on this opportunity now you will never get it again.

This is not true at all. You could come back to this video in hours, days, even weeks and it would still be there.

It is sales tactics like this… these tricky sneaky tactics that are used to sucker people in that really make me uneasy about this program.

What You Get With This Program

You will get what Richard has spent 20 years developing…. a legal winning lottery method. This method does not guarantee that you will win by any means. It is just a method that he has come up with through trial and error over the years that is designed to increase your chances of winning.

How Much Does It Cost?

The cost of this program is $49/mo. It is a recurring payment that you will have to pay every month that you are a member. On top of this initial charge there are upsells that will be pushed on you once inside.

The platform it is sold on is ClickBank. For those that don’t know ClickBank is a digital product marketplace and it is trustworthy. They have a 60 day money-back return policy that you can trust so if you don’t like what you buy you are in luck.

Will This Program Actually Increase Your Chances of Winning?

The answer is no… it won’t.

There is a great article on Business Insider that explains all of this. One reporter for this media outlet investigated the methods he sells. The reporter had a statistics professor look at what Richard claims increase your chances and the the professor shot down the claims.

The methods promoted in this Lottery Winner University don’t make any sense. The bottom line is that you cannot cheat the lottery. Maybe some of the smaller lotteries you can… I don’t know. But as for the big lotteries out there that are completely random.. there is no way to cheat them.

Does It Make Sense To Buy It?

According to a University statistics professor, who seems much more trustworthy than Richard, no it doesn’t make any sense to buy this program.

The bottom line is that there is not way to cheat the lottery when it is random. It just makes no sense.

Conclusion on Lottery Winner University – Scam or Not?

I don’t know if I’d consider this to be a scam because it seems that Richard really believes in it. However, I’m going to side with the statistics professor on this one and agree that this isn’t going to help you win the lottery. It just doesn’t make any sense to me.

If you have your own experience with this program I would love to hear your thoughts on it. You can just leave them below in the comment section. Also if you have have any questions or comments leave them down there as well.

Also, before you leave, since you are obviously interested in making money I would suggest taking a look at how I make money online. It can be done anytime, any place. I make a living online and enjoy it. You can read about it via the link below. I’ll explain what I do, how it works and how others can get started doing the same.

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Facebook on Fire – Scam or Legit? [Review]

Facebook On FireFacebook on Fire claims to be an easy way to make $300+ per day using Facebook like most people already do. But is this too good to be true? Is Facebook on Fire a scam like it seems it could be? Or is this possibly the life-changing system that people dream about getting their hands on?

I came across this system the other day and knew that I had to write a review on it. It comes across as very “scammy” and there is no wonder that you are suspicious of it along with many others. And I’ll tell you what… I’ll get straight to the point here and tell you that Yes… this is a scam. And in this review I’ll be going over why.

Facebook on Fire Overview

Facebook on Fire is a system that is claimed to have been created by a man named Joseph Magnum from Dover New Jersey. However, I cannot verify this information and there is a good possibility that this guy doesn’t even exist. Its likely a made up name.

But anyways… this guy claims that with this system you can easily make $300+ by “fooling around on Facebook”. He actually says that many people using this system are making as much as $1,000 per day.

And of course you only have to work 5 minutes per day doing this.

How It Works

As expected… there is no good information on how this actually works. The guy in the video just gives you a bunch of vague information that really tells you nothing at all.

He claims that this system is based around some “loophole” that exists on Facebook. Supposedly Mark Zuckerberg & Bill Gates had a secret meeting discussing loopholes in their systems. And guess what… this “Joseph Magnum” guy happened to be at the meeting. He recorded the meeting on his iPhone and learned everything.

Then of course, being the genius he is and all, he developed this Facebook on Fire program that exploits this loophole and makes tons of money off of it.

And this is all I know because this is all they tell you. Everything is very vague as expected. This is how scams usually go about it.

Cannot Trust This Place

Besides the fact that this opportunity sounds much too good to be true, there are some blatant lies that I can show you that prove this place cannot be trusted.

Fake Testimonials

The video that I watched for Facebook on Fire there were testimonials from people that had supposedly used the system. But these are completely fake. The people in these videos are actors/actresses from Fiverr.com.

I noticed this right away because I have seen these people in testimonials from other scams. To give you some proof, here is a screenshot of the lady on the top right from Fiverr…

Limited Positions

They tell you that there are only a limited number of openings left but this is a common scam tactic that is used to get people to buy in faster without thinking about it.

There are not limited positions. You can come back to their site anytime and it will say the same thing.

You Get $500

As you probably already know… you aren’t going to get that $500 that is promised for making it though Stage 2, which is just watching the second promo video. This is just another common scam tactic used to get people to sit through the videos and get closer to buying the program.

The Cold Hard Reality

The reality is that there is no push-button system like this out there that can just start generating you hundreds of dollars per day from Facebook. There is no “loophole” like this.

The truth is that making money online is not this easy. I have been making money online since 2015 and this is the reality I have come to know. There are ways to legitimately make money online but they all take real work. There is no substitute for hard work.

There are a lot of great aspects of making money online, such as the ability to automate many of the processes, but one way or another you are going to have to put in the work.

Conclusion and What I Recommend

Facebook on Fire is a scam. I have not actually bought the system but I have reviewed enough scams to know that this is a fraud. I actually reviewed another scam recently called Facebook Cash System which is pretty much identical to this scam. They give you the same BS story about Zuckerberg and Gates having a secret meeting and there being a loophole in the system. Just the guy’s name is different in this scam.

But anyway… ya its a scam and I would stay far far away from it.

If you are looking for a legitimate and affordable way to make money online then it gets no better than 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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Facebook Cash System – Scam or Legit? – [Review]

Facebook Cash System is a new online money making system that I came across the other day that really seems like a scam. It claims that ordinary people can make hundreds and even thousands of dollars online just by posting on Facebook. But is this really true? Or is Facebook Cash System a scam as it seems to be?

I’ll jump straight to the point here and tell you that YES, Facebook Cash System is a scam. And in this review I’ll be going over why it is a scam and why you should stay far far away from it. If you buy into it you will only end up with less money than when you started.

Facebook Cash System Review

Facebook Cash System scamFacebook Cash System was supposedly created by a guy named Johnathon Crisper. It is a scam that is very similar to another I reviewed recently called The JobQuitter System. It is full of hype, lies, misleading information, and of course…no proof. Bear with me for a second as I go over the comical story that this guy tells in the promo video I watched.

This guy claims to have been an ordinary person with no experience in making money online whatsoever. Then one day he somehow got to sit in on a secret meeting with Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates and some other billionaires.

He claims that the meeting was to talk about a weakness in their systems. So Johnathon listened to them talk about this “weakness” and heard how they were exploiting it to make tons of money. So of course Johnathon then created this awesome automated system that exploits this weakness for people and can bring in hundreds to thousands of dollars per day.

And of course he is giving this system away to 100 lucky people.

This is what he tells you. Its no wonder you took the time to look more into this and see if its a scam. It has all the common characteristics of a scam.. that is for sure.

How It Works

And just as expected… there is absolutely no information provided on how this system actually works. He tells you that there is some weakness that it exploits but gives absolutely no information on this whatsoever.

He really hypes up how amazing Facebook is and how much money you can make on it, which is true, but there is just nothing regarding what you are actually buying into here. You have no idea how this works and what you are getting.

Basically he leads you to believe that you will be posting some things on Facebook for 10-30 minutes each day and raking in tons of money in the process.

The Lies

You definitely cannot trust a thing you hear from this system. Anyone could make up the story that Johnathan claims to be true. There is no proof of any of this being legitimate.

And besides that this buy also lies on many levels. First off, the $500 for watching the video is a load of BS. He suckers people into watching the entire series of videos and signing up only to find out this…

You of course have to buy the program first to get the $500. Which I can tell you that you will not be getting even when you do buy it. This “free money” tactic is common for scams and is often used to get people to sign up, watch a video, or even buy the program.

There are also other lies that he tells, such as all the fake pictures of his cars, house, and family. All the pictures he shows are stock photos and can be purchased by anyone to use online as they wish.

The Reality Here

The reality is that there is not super easy, completely automated, turn-key, system out there to make money online. Scams of often takes this route because they know that it sounds extremely enticing and that many people believe the internet to be filled with unlimited possibility.

The online world does have lots of possibilities and there are lots of ways to make money legitimately but everything takes real work.

I make a living online and have been making money online since 2015. I can tell you from experience that there is definitely nothing even close to this out there. If there was, I would be using it for sure.

Conclusion & What I Recommend

Facebook Cash System is without a doubt a scam. There is no proof that anything this guy says is true or that even this Johnathon Crisper even exists. Programs like this prey upon those looking to make money and just give them the opposite outcome they are looking for…. which is ending up with less money than when they started out.

If you are looking for a legitimate and affordable way to make money online then it gets no better than 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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Is The Job Quitter a Scam – A Review You Can Trust

the job quitterThe Job Quitter is a new system that I came across that claims ordinary people can make thousands of dollars per day with a few simple taps on their cellphone. But could this possibly be true? Or is The Job Quitter a scam like it seems to be?

I have reviewed hundreds of scams online and after coming across this program my scam radar was beeping like crazy. This sure does seem like a scam, but you can’t always judge a book by its cover right? I mean… what if you really can make an easy $3,226.92 per day like they tell you?? LOL.

The JobQuitter System Review

There are a series of promo videos that you have to watch on this system before actually buying. In the 2nd video, after you enter your email and everything you will find that the guy talking claims to be Richard Harper from Chicago IL.

He claims that he is only accepting 100 students to take on a ride with this JobQuitter System, and this opportunity will only be open for a few hours.

One of the best parts of all is that he tells you that you will be getting $500 from him just for watching the video.

How It Works… How Do You Make Money?

As expected, there is just about no information at all on how this system actually makes you money. He just throws some vague and confusing information into the videos and expects people to think it is some amazing new method that really works.

What he tells you is that this opportunity has to do with affiliate marketing. Affiliate marketing, for those that don’t know, is when you promote products online and earn commissions for referring buyers. For example: I promote a TV on Amazon.com and get paid a commission when I refer a buyer.

This is a legitimate business model, and is actually how I make a living online, but it doesn’t mean that The Job Quitter is legit by any means.

Richard claims to have found a “free loophole” to. He saw what “super affiliates” where doing and “piggybacked” on their efforts. That is all he says about this… very vague and doesn’t tell you anything.

So pretty much after listening to all his BS I found out absolutely nothing about how this system actually makes you money. And I have been affiliate marketing since 2015… so I know a thing or 2 about this all.

Some Obvious Lies He Tells

At one point in the promo video he tells you that this offer will be open for less than a few hours and that he is only accepting a 100 students. This is all a complete lie. The free $500 thing is also a lie.

This offer will be open as long as it can be open because this guy wants to make as much money off of this scam as possible. I know for sure that it isn’t only open for a couple of hours because I started writing this at night and revisited it the next morning, in which it was still open for anyone to get scammed.

And the 100 student limit is just another false scarcity lie. He will take in as many people that want to be scammed as possible. This guy is in it all for the money.

And that free $500 for watching the video is also a lie. You actually have to buy the darn program before you can get this, which I’m sure will still not happen after you buy in. When you get to the checkout page here is what you will see… You have to buy it first.

The Cold Hard Truth

I know that everyone wants to believe that there is some miracle system out there in the online world that can generate them easy cash and give them financial freedom but the truth is that there is not. There are a lot of ways to legitimately make good money online but they all require work. There is nothing even relatively close to as easy as this program claims it is.

This is the realization I have come to know after working online since 2015…. everything takes work. There is no substitute for this. Sure there are some great aspects to working online, such as the ability to automate a great deal of your business, but there is still work involved in getting all of that up and running.

The JobQuitter System – Scam for Sure

Just to make it clear… I have not actually purchased this system so I can’t say with 100% certainty that this is a scam. However, I can say with 99% certainty that it is. I have reviewed hundreds of scams over the years and this is pretty much your typical “get rich quick” online scam, just like The Auto Money System & One Click Payday.

If you are looking for a legitimate and affordable way to make money online then it gets no better than 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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The Auto Money System Scam – [Review]

The Auto Money SystemThe Auto Money System is a new online money making system that I came across the other day. It claims to be a super simple and fast way to make tons of money online, but this is not true. The Auto Money System is a scam and if you buy into it you will be sorely disappointed.

I decided to write this review because I know there are going to be a lot of people out there that can benefit from it. Many people, such as you, are going to be suspicious of this program and will look for more information about it to see if its legit, which its not as you will see.

Auto Money System Review

The Auto Money System claims to be pretty much the easiest way to make money online that I have ever heard of.

It was created by “Kathy Graham” and she claims it only takes 1 click to start generating commissions with this system. That’s right… just 1 click. The rest is completely automated. You can then just sit back and enjoy the money coming in.

The only downside to all of this is that it is a complete scam and you won’t make any money with this system. You will just end up with less money than when you started.

This scam is actually a duplicate to One Click Pay Day, which I recently reviewed. The only difference is that One Click Pay Day is said to be created by “Kathy Evans”, other than that the sales video is the same.

Some Things You Should Know

Fake Testimonials

The testimonials that are shown in the promo video are fakes. Its unfortunate because it would be great if people really were making money like they claims… but they aren’t

I knew they were fake the second I saw them because I have seen the people in these videos before. They are paid actors/actresses from a site called Fiverr, where anyone can go to pay people to create videos like this and more.

One example I have for you is this guy… He claims to be making around $20,000 per week with this system… 

And all the other testimonials are fake as well. I think showing one is enough to prove this point though.

Is “Kathy Graham” Even Real?

In the promo video that I watched the lady speaking claimed that her name is “Kathy Graham”, but I doubt this is true. If she was real and this program was real then this lady would be a superstar. Having created a program like this that can make you money in 1 click, she would be all over Forbes magazine and others.

But the problem is that there is no information on her having to do with anything like this. The lady does not exist.

Be Sure to Read The Disclaimer

One thing you should always make a point to do is to read the disclaimer for programs like this when you are suspicious of them. Usually in the disclaimer it will tell you the truth of whats going on. This is how scams can operate legally online. They can tell you all the BS they want but as long as in the disclaimer they tell the truth then they are good to go.

Anyways, check out what the disclaimer for Auto Money System says…

It literally says that “the typical purchaser does not make any money using this system”, yet throughout the whole promo video the guy talks about how easy this system is and how you are pretty much guaranteed to make money.

And a strange thing I’d like to point out is that in the disclaimer it also refers to the “Easy Internet Plan” program. My guess is that this disclaimer was taken from this old scam program and re-hashed here.

Conclusion on Auto Money System – Scam for Sure

This system is without a doubt a scam and I’m sure you already knew that in your gut. As if the bold and ridiculous claims that are made aren’t enough to prove it, they literally tell you that it is a scam in the disclaimer.

The bottom line is that there is not super easy, 1-click, completely automated way to make money online. Everything takes work and effort. This is the realization I have come to since I started making money online in 2015.

If you are looking for a legitimate and affordable way to make money online then it gets no better than 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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Is Teens Earn Money a Scam? | TeensEarnMoney.com Review

teens earn moneyTeens Earn Money claims that you can earn up to $500 the day you sign up but this isn’t true at all. I have looked into this site and what they tell you is very misleading. They lure people in with big dreams and high hopes but if you actually sign up you will just end up being disappointed.

I know there are a lot of people out there that are going to be looking for information on this place because of the bold claims that they make. This is the reason I decided to take a seat and write this review. I’ll be going over the truth here and what you really need to know… which is that you will absolutely not make $500/day.

Teens Earn Money Review

Teens Earn Money (teensearnmoney.com) is a site that claims you can earn up to $500 in a single day. The way that they tell you that you can make money is by referring other people to join their site, by downloading apps, and by completing online surveys. But this isn’t entirely true and I’ll go over this in a minute.

Teens Earn Money is also a duplicate site of Teens Earn Cash, which I have already reviewed. As you can see from the screenshots below the sites are exactly the same…

How They Say You Will Make Money

They tell you that you can make money by referring others to join, by downloading apps, and by taking surveys, as I mentioned.

When you sign up you will also get $25 for free. But this isn’t money that you can actually cash out and get right away. It is just deposited into your account at Teens Earn Money and in order to withdrawal that money you will need to get up to the threshold of $125 first.

They tell you that you will be able to make $10 for every referral you bring in. And this seems to be something that they really push on you. To do this you will get your own unique referral link that you can post and share online. When someone clicks that link and joins you will get credited for the referral and get paid.

However, I don’t know if I even believe this because of the lies that they tell you, which I’ll go over now.

The Lies Told

#1

First off, they say that this site has been around for 9 years. This is a lie and it is easy to prove this. Below is a screenshot of what they tell you… And after doing a quick WHOIS search I found that the website was just created in 2017…

#2

Next on the list of lies is how they tell you that you can make money taking surveys online. When you actually go to take surveys you will see a list of offers… none of them are surveys. They are all scam offers for scam sites.

They tell you that you can earn a certain amount of money from signing up for offers, gift cards, to get free samples, and sorts of things. But when you click on these offers you will get directed to fake sites that are just there to collect your email address and other information.

#3

There are a bunch of lies but the last thing I want to touch upon is the fact that there are no apps to download and get paid for. I couldn’t find anything on apps.

The Truth of This Site

They tell you that they make money from their “network partners”. This is true but these network partners are nothing more than the scam sites that they refer you to when you click on the offers I just went over above.

This place is nothing more than a scam that refers you to other scams. And they keep bringing in more people with false income claims and by getting other members to refer more people.

Conclusion on Teens Earn Money

The bottom line here is that you just can’t trust this place. They lie over and over, not to mention the ridiculous income claims of being able to make $500/day, which I see absolutely no proof of.

Even if you do refer friends in and make up to the $125 cash out threshold I wouldn’t count on getting your money. You just cannot trust this place.

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

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Is Teens Earn Cash a Scam? [Personal Review]

teens earn cashTeens Earn Cash (teensearncash.com) claims to be a site where you can make up to $500 per day, which would be awesome if true. But is it true? Or is Teens Earn Cash a scam that is just going to be a waste of your time?

I know that there are a lot of people out there looking for information on this site. This is why I decided to take a seat and write this review. I’ll be going over what you really need to know, and believe me… you are going to want to hear it.

Teens Earn Cash Overview

Teens Earn Cash is a website that claims you can make easy money referring other people to join, by downloading apps, and by completing surveys. They specifically are targeting young people to this site by making the opportunity sound a hundred times better than it actually is.

While it is possible to make a bit of money with this site it is not what I would call legitimate. They mislead you a lot and its more of a scam.

How You Make Money (What They Tell You)

They tell you that you will be able to make money by referring friends, downloading apps, and takings surveys.

When you first create your account they will start pushing you to refer other people to the site. They show you your referral link immediately and tell you about how you can make $10 for every person you get to sign up.

They tell you that they get paid from “partnering networks” but honestly this is not as it seems, which I’ll go over. Also, they lie to you about how they say they make money. Here is their explanation…

You can see that the sentence I underlined claims that they have been around for 9 years. This is not true at all. I did a whois search and found that this website was just created in March of 2017… not even close to 9 years.

I also found that they lie about how you can make money from taking surveys. It was actually even difficult to find the surveys section. The site is hard to navigate but eventually I found it. The problem here is that there aren’t any surveys to take. Instead, they just list a bunch of offers that they say you will earn money if you sign up for something….

How They Really Make Money

When I was on the page I took a screenshot of above, I click on several of the offers and they all had one thing in common. They directed me to scam websites. Take a look… here are screenshots of some of the sites I was directed to…

These sites are all fake as can be. They all are posing as legit sites but are not. For example, the one site has a “CoolSavings” logo and another has “National Consumer Center”. They stole these logos from the real sites and pasted them on these fake sites.

How do I know? Well because the domain names of these sites has nothing to do with these. For example the site that is shown as “Cool Savings” has a domain name of choiceconsumergifts.com which has nothing to do with the real site.

By referring people to these scam sites and is how they make money. These are their “partner networks” that they tell you about.

Another Lie

Thinking about signing up to get $25 free in your account like they tell you that you will? Think again. You will get $25 in your account but you won’t be able to actually get that money.

I tried to cash it out but as you can see below there is a payment threshold of $125, meaning you need to get to that amount before you can get your money.

Conclusion on Teens Earn Cash – Scam

There is no doubt that Teens Earn Cash is a scam. They mislead people into signing up by telling them that its possible to earn $500 in a day, which is ridiculous. Then they mislead people again by trying to get them to complete scam offers on fake sites. The whole thing is a scam ring. Teens Earn Cash is a scam that promotes other scams. You might be able to make some money by referring people to this site but I’m not going to stick around to find out.

There are legitimate rewards sites where you can get paid to complete surveys, download apps, and refer friends. The reward site I recommend most is SwagBucks, which has been around for years and has a solid reputation.

But honestly, there are not rewards sites where you will make much at all. They all pay very little and are hardly worth your time.

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

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