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"Get Rich Quick", Easy Money Scams

Daily Cash App by Steven Jenkins is a Scam – Unfortunate But True..

Stephen Jenkins claims that his Daily Cash App software can make you an average of $2685 a day, starting today… But of course you can always trust what you hear on the Internet.

Is this all one big scam?

Heck yes it is… And in this short review I’ll be proving it to you.

This system is nothing more than another nasty scam that you are going to make absolutely no money with, but will actually end up with less money than when you started. Imagine that… Trying to make money online but doing the exact opposite… Spending money and not making a dime.

Well, fortunately for you, you came across my review in time and now know to avoid this place. But anyways… Let’s get into the review…

Daily Cash App Review

It is said to be “the fastest way you can earn $2685 today!”.

The app was created by a guy named Steven Jenkins, who claims that he averages this amount of money with the app every single day, on complete autopilot.

And what is really crazy is that this whole system is something that only .003% of the world knows about, which means that you are very lucky to have stumbled across it… Or at least that is what he tells you.

But all that stuff about you being “lucky” is a bunch of crap. One thing he says is that the video presentation is highly sensitive and that the only reason you are able to watch it is because someone invited you. This is a easily proven lie because anyone can go to the website themselves to watch the video, which is actually what I did to test it out.

Now some good proof that it’s a scam…

If you watched most of the video presentation then you probably remember seeing the testimonial videos from people claiming to be using this software and making all kinds of money.

Remember this girl?…

She claims to be making so much money that it has completely changed her life.

And what about this guy pictured below?… He claims that it is so easy to make money with this and the money just flows in on complete autopilot…

And there were other testimonial videos as well, but they don’t matter… Because they are all FAKE.

Yes that’s right, these testimonials are nothing more than a bunch of lies. The girl is actually a paid actress and the guy a paid actor that are available for hire on Fiverr.com, as you can see below…

I actually picked up on these videos being fake as soon as I saw them because I have seen both of these people before promoting other scammy products online.

Who Is This Steven Jenkins Guy?

You obviously can’t trust much of the information in the video presentation, so let’s talk about this Steven Jenkins guy and if any of what is said about him is actually true…

He claims to be a 43-year-old computer programmer that runs a software development company.

The story goes like this… He was approached by some millionaire to develop some secret software that could automate the process of buying and selling advertising spaces on some “secret exchange”. He did this and the software ended up being a huge success, being able to easily make people thousands of dollars per day.

Real or fake?

Well one thing is for sure… The photo shown for “Steven Jenkins” on the website is completely fake. You can see below that the photo was actually a stock photo that I was able to find online by doing a reverse Google image search…

So if the photo of this guy is fake, then what about his story? Is the whole thing about him being approached by some millionaire to develop some software all made up?

Based on what I see here, and judging by the fact that he has already lied several times before this, I am going to go with my better judgment and say that this is probably a complete lie.

The Smell of a Scam

it sure would be awesome if there really was some sort of software out there like this that could make you thousands of dollars per day on complete autopilot, allow you to quit your job, travel the world, even to do pretty much anything you want to… But unfortunately these sorts of systems are scams.

Or at least I have never come across one that hasn’t been a scam.

Just about everything I see with this place smells like a scam. Fake testimonials, fake pictures of the creator, probably a completely fake background story, and just about no real information given on how this all works.

Limited info… and very vague..

You are told that this software supposedly automates the process of buying and selling ad space, but for who? And how? And where is it selling this ad space? Who are the advertisers that this exchange is working with?

We know absolutely nothing about anything here and you pretty much just have to trust what the guy is telling you… Even though we have already proven him to be a liar.

Other similar scams out there..

To make matters even worse, I have already exposed similar scams. And when I say “similar scams”, I mean it.

There are many other scams out there that supposedly make you money by what is often referred to as “flipping ads”, which is basically what “Steven Jenkins” claims his software does… It buys and sells ad space.

For some reason this is one of the new transfer online scams, claiming that you can make all sorts of money by buying and selling ads on complete autopilot.

But it’s all a lie, just as it was for the similar scams Clicks Dealer, Daily Banner Profits, and The Ad Formula.

Conclusion – Avoid It

Obviously this system is something that I am going to be recommending that you avoid. While I have not actually tested it out for myself, based on my experience making money online as well as my experience researching scams, I pretty much guarantee you that this is a massive scam.

Making money online is never this easy. In the future, if you ever come across something where you can make thousands of dollars on complete autopilot, avoid it.

And if you are looking for a personal recommendation of mine, I would suggest taking a look at how I make a living working online.

Questions or comments? Leave them below and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can 🙂

"Get Rich Quick", Easy Money Scams

The EB Formula Is Another Scam System – AVOID!

Can you really make up to $3624.18 on eBay today with The EB Formula? Is this new system really that great? The answer is NO! Unfortunately… This is yet another online scam that is just going to be a waste of your time and money.

Believe me… If you really could make this kind of money this easily with this new system, I would be all over it. But that is not the case.

You probably landed on the video presentation for this system and came to the conclusion that it might be a little bit too good to be true. Well, you were right and in this short review I'm going to be going over why this is a scam and why you should avoid it.

Review of The EB Formula

The system, which is also called the eBay Formula, was supposedly created by a guy named Dan Wright… It was actually given the system from an old college buddy that was supposedly making nearly $1 million every year online. But I'll get more into this later.

When you land on the sales page for The EB Formula you are greeted with a video presentation that starts out by saying "congratulations" because you have been specially selected to start using this new formula.

The guy claims that people are making over $40,000 a month with this system and that you can be up and running in a matter of minutes… And that it is "as simple as tying your shoes".

The system is all about leveraging eBay to make money online and is specifically focused on what is called "drop shipping", which is when you sell products on eBay but don't actually keep inventory. Basically you sell on eBay and have products shipped directly to the buyers straight from the manufacturers.

Dropshipping is a legitimate way to make money online and actually is something I have a couple years of experience doing. However, it is not something that is "super simple" and if you do buy into the EB Formula you are just going to end up going down the wrong path and failing.

There our lots of red flags alerting you that this is a scam, here are a few…

5 Very Scammy Red Flags

#1 - Fake Testimonials

Remember watching those testimonial videos from the people claiming that they are making tons of money with this system?

Like this one, where the guy says that the power of the formula is "mind blowing" and claims that he has made over $120,000 in the last three months…

And then there is this one from a woman who claims to have wasted tons of money and time trying to make money online, but has since been able to make over $40,000 every month with this incredible new system…

If you watched the video presentation then I am sure you remember seeing these testimonials.

Well… Unfortunately they are all fake. Both of these people are paid actors that can be hired on the freelance digital marketplace called Fiverr. They actually usually do their video presentations as spokespeople together as you can see here…

#2 - This "Dan Wright" Guy... Who Is He?

So this guy named Dan supposedly went to college in California and shared a room with some guy named Warren Paul. They started a design business together and Warren ended up making a ton of money and screwing over Dan.

After the situation Dan was depressed but ended up meeting up with an old college friend named Jason who is making tons of money on eBay. This guy ended up giving him his EB Formula that he had developed in the rest is history.

But is any of this actually true? PROBABLY NOT.

They do not give any sort of verifiable information on this "Dan Wright" guy. Not even a picture is shown of him.

I have reviewed plenty of other scams in my day that are promoted under fake names.… This seems to be another one.

#3 - Sounds Way Too Easy

And of course the thing just sounds way too darn easy. I mean, below the video they have steps one, two, and three outline for you where basically seems like you just activate your account and the money starts flowing in…

This is obviously a bunch of BS and making money with the system isn't going to be near that easy.

#4 - It's a Bunch of Fluff With No Detail

Another common characteristic of a scam is vagueness. And as you probably know the information given on this system is incredibly vague. It is a bunch of fluff with no detail.

How does the system actually make you money? Does it somehow analyze the market and find you the best products to sell? Does it somehow help you target the perfect audience to sell your products to?

There is no information given on… All you are told is that you are going to make it rich off of it.

Just about every scam I review is like this... Fast Profits Online, The China Secret.. pretty much all my recently exposed scams.

#5 - Fake Income Statements

Something else I call my eye is that below the video presentation there were a bunch of income statements going across the screen from people who have supposedly been making tons of money with this system.

But unfortunately these are all fake. How do I know? Well… Because it doesn't make any sense that this place would be able to know how much people are making. If they are making money through eBay than they should be getting paid into their own PayPal accounts… And how would this system have access to that information?

There Is No "System"!

I've in using the word "system" a lot because that is the word that "Dan" uses in the video presentation. However, this is it really a system like you are led to believe.

Basically you are just getting a bunch of crappy training videos on the basics of selling on eBay. Some of these include topics like…

Getting started with Ebay
Registering for Alibaba
Signing up with PayPal

This is not some system that you just plug into and start making money with. It is far from that. The information given is incredibly misleading and a lot of it is nothing more than a lie.

Conclusion = It's All a Scam

Can you really make over $3000 on eBay starting today with this system? That is what they tell you but the truth is that there is no way in hell you're going to be making this much… In fact you won't make a penny today even if you do buy into the system.

Selling on eBay can be profitable but it is certainly not easy and I pretty much guarantee you are going to fail if you buy into the system. This is all a bunch of crap. They lure people in with the hopes and dreams of making easy money online and then give you some crap training that is just going to be a waste of your time.

So please avoid this… this goes for anyone who is reading my review here.

I don't have any good recommendations for systems or training programs when it comes to making money on eBay, but if you are interested in just making money online in general, I would highly recommend taking a look at how I went from $0 to over $6,000 a month online.

Questions or comments? Just leave them down below and I'll get back to you as soon as I can 🙂

"Get Rich Quick", Easy Money Scams

Fast Profits Online Is a Bunch of Crap – Avoid This SCAM!

There is this new system called Fast Profits (aka Fast Profits Online) being promoted all over that can supposedly make you thousands of dollars per day… But unfortunately it is all one big fat lie.

When we all like to come across some incredible system that requires very little work and that could make us tons of money on autopilot? That would be incredible… I sure as heck would and if I did come across something like this, I would be sharing it with all my family and friends.

Unfortunately, we live in a world where there are a heck of a lot of scams… Especially when it comes to the online world. And Fast Profits is just one of many.

I expose scams on my blog here on I missed a daily basis so coming across something like this is nothing new to me. It’s not much different from other scams like The Profit Shortcut and The China Secret that I reviewed recently.

But anyways… Let’s get on to the review…

Fast Profits Online Review

The Fast Profits system is supposedly the creation of some guy named “Michael Carson”. He explained that he used to run a consulting business that would help small businesses get started online, but eventually quit and developed some “weird but simple trick” into a system that could be applied to any online business to make thousands of dollars per day.

But as you are already aware… Most of what he tells you is a bunch of crap.

As soon as you land on the website you are greeted with a video presentation that starts off by saying that the video is “highly private and sensitive”. This is the first mistake that the scammers behind the system made, because I know that just about every system out there that makes statements like this turns out to be a scam.

But anyways… You are told that people are earning $1700 per day, every day, with this system and that some of his students are earning up to three times this amount.

How are they doing it? Well… He keeps talking about some “weird” trick even refers to at one point as an “incredible trick” that has already helped 237 people make more than $20,000 each in the past three weeks.

And… The best part is that he claims he is super lazy and only works one hour a day maximum… Meaning that you can make a lot more than him if you work more.

How You Are Supposedly Going To Be Making All This Money

He is pretty vague when he explains how this system is supposedly going to make money, and really doesn’t provide much detail at all, but there were some hints that were throughout the video presentation that I picked up on.

We know that it has something to do with e-commerce, which he claims is the next big thing and that you can make more money in this business than anything else.

He then goes on to say that you don’t need any products to sell in order to make money with this system… But what the heck does that mean?

Isn’t e-commerce all about selling products online?

Well… What he is talking about here is called “drop shipping”, which I actually have a couple years of experience doing.

Drop shipping is basically when you set up your own e-commerce store but don’t hold any inventory, instead when you make a sale you have the product shipped directly from the manufacturer. It is a great business model that can be very lucrative, but unfortunately this Fast Profits Online BS isn’t going to get you to where you want to be.

Sounds a Little Too Good to Be True… Doesn’t It?

As the old saying goes… If it sounds too good to be true then it probably is. This is a saying you should always keep in the back of your mind, especially when it comes to the “make money online” programs/systems that are out there.

Just think about it… Some “weird trick”, some system that he created after having some “crazy idea to try a little hack”… What the heck is talk like this supposed to mean?

I don’t know about you… But being able to make $1700 per day like clockwork all from some “weird trick” that never gets fully explained sounds way too good to be true. And… Unfortunately most of it is a lie…

It Is All One Big Lie!

So at one point in the video presentation he shows a bunch of testimonials from people who are supposedly using this system to make a crap ton of money.

I’m talking about people like this (the girl below) who claims this system has been a miracle and has changed her life…

That would be great if her life did change for the better, but unfortunately what she is saying is not true. It is all a lie and she got paid to say it. How do I know?

Well… Because she is actually a paid actress from the freelance digital marketplace called Fiverr…

And she isn’t the only one. All of those other video testimonials are fake as well.

In fact… Just about everything is fake.

At one point shows a screenshot of his bank account that has $2.8 million in it, but the problem is that this can easily be faked as well. It is incredibly easy nowadays to Photoshop the bank account to make it appear to have some astronomical balance…

And quite honestly I doubt that this “Michael Carson” guy even exists. This certainly isn’t out of the question because many online scams I have reviewed in the past have been promoted under fake names.

Of course the real people running the scams don’t want their names known, so they make up some fictitious character and promoted under the fake identity.

I mean… I don’t have any proof that this guy doesn’t exist… But I also don’t have any proof that he does exist.

And I’m not so sure I would trust this place

I Wouldn’t Trust This Place at All

I decided to run a website check on ScamAdviser.com for the site, which is fastprofits.online, you and found that the website is actually based in Panama but the relocation is being hidden…

Sounds a bit strange, doesn’t not?

You decide.

Conclusion = Scam

While I don’t have any concrete evidence that this entire system is a scam, I am pretty confident in my review here. As I said, I have reviewed countless online scams and this one really fits the bill.

It might not be a complete scam however. My guess is that you probably will get some crappy low quality training on building your own e-commerce business, but it will be nothing like you are led to believe. It will probably just end up being a big waste of time and money in the end.

If you want my personal recommendation on things I would highly suggest taking a look at how I went from $0 to over $6,000 a month online… All legitimately.

Anyways… I hope you enjoyed my review and found it helpful. Please leave any questions or comments down below and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can 🙂

screenshot of The China Secret's Sales Page

Easy Money Scams

The China Secret – Another Really.. Really Stupid Scam!

So there is this new system being promoted online called “The China Secret” that can supposedly make you rich… But unfortunately it is all a lie. This is just another scam system that is going to leave you with less money than when you started. Fortunately it doesn’t cost all that much so if you do buy into it you want that much worse off… But the point is that it is a scam and you should avoid it.

And in this review I will be explaining to you why I say this.

Wouldn’t it be nice if you could really get in on some awesome new system that exploits a new and emerging industry like this? Any would be that easy to make tons of money?

That would be incredible… But unfortunately when it comes to the online world, if something sounds a little bit too good to be true it is more than likely a scam. This system just reminds me of other scams I’ve exposed recently such as The Profit Shortcut and Wealth Project.

But anyways… Let’s get on to the review…

Review of “The China Secret”

So “The China Secret” is supposedly some new “secret” system that “pillages a $1.4 billion industry”.

I first came across this system with a video presentation in which I didn’t catch the guy’s name who created it. Maybe it was because he was talking so fast that I didn’t hear it, or maybe he just forgot to even mention it. However, when I went to exit out of the video a pop-up showed up on the screen that asked me if I wanted to see the written version, I agreed and as you can see below, in the written sales pitch his name is listed as “Robert Walter”…

This guy claims to be a 55-year-old who used to work in the corporate world but ended up losing his job and eventually losing his wife because of it. He then spent countless nights trying to make money online but just ended up falling victim to a bunch of scams, like many other people do.

But… He claims that if you have fallen victim to scams like he has, it is not your fault, reason being that the gurus out there are just selling you outdated techniques/methods that no longer work.

He claims that he is not like these gurus in that he really wants to help people out. Now he is making tons of money with this system, he tells you that he just wants to give back.

And according to him the time to buy in his right now. In the video it is mentioned that some “global financial crisis is going to happen in 2019”.

But… As you already know… Pretty much everything he tells you is a bunch of crap. While it is true that there are a lot of financial crises going on right now, he is just trying to get in your head and scare you into buying his stupid system. This is typical fear mongering that is a common sales tactic employed by online scammers.

How This “Secret” Supposedly Makes You a Ton of Money

He says that his system makes money by exploiting the new “messenger marketing” opportunity with Facebook Messenger.

He talks about how the Chinese messenger powerhouse, called WeChat, is raking in billions of dollars per year and that Facebook is starting to catch up by rolling out advanced commerce and advertising features inside of messenger. He says that this new opportunity has not caught on yet other people in that you could be one of the first ones in on this.

How much money can the system make you?

But what he says is that he has made $28,432.22 in one single day in that this system runs 24/7… Making him so much money that he was able to buy his dream home in just two months.

Scam? It Sure Seems Like One!…

If you are familiar with my blog you know that I expose scams like this on a regular basis. I could go on all day about all the red flags I see here, but I will keep it short in just go over for quick red flags that really show this is a probable scam.

Red Flag #1 – Sounds too good to be true

The most obvious is that it just sounds too good to be true. And you know how the old saying goes… If something sounds too good to be true then it probably is.

This old saying applies extremely well when it comes to the online world, which is absolutely plagued with scams.

Red Flag #2 – Doesn’t even tell you how this makes you money

Another major red flag is that he doesn’t even tell you how the system makes you money. Sure, he explains that it takes advantage of some new market emerging inside of Facebook Messenger, but everything he tells you is incredibly vague.

Keeping things vague and not providing any good details is a telltale sign of a scam.

Red Flag #3 – Who is this Robert Walter guy?

So first off, like I said, in the video presentation I don’t even think he mentions his name which is ridiculous.

But besides that, even in the written sales pitch all he does is mention his name. There is no picture of him provided, no background information, nothing. The entire story about him losing his job and coming across that this system is probably completely made up.

In fact, the guy “Robert Walter” is probably made up.

Red Flag #4 – It only costs $9… ?

It may sound awesome that this system only cost nine dollars. I mean nine dollars it is an much nowadays. However, doesn’t this make you a bit suspicious? I mean why would he be selling it for so cheap?

Sure, sure… I know he says that he just wants to give back and wants to give everyone a chance to get in on this, but it isn’t like I haven’t heard sayings like this 1000 times before with other online scams.

Conclusion – Avoid

You or more than welcome to buy into this system if you want to, but I highly recommend avoiding it. I know I didn’t actually buy into this so I can’t say with 100% certainty that is a scam, but with my knowledge of how the online marketing world works and the different ways to make money out there, it sure as heck seems like a pure scam to me.

I’ve been involved in online marketing since 2015 and make a living doing so. I’m always trying to keep up to date on new methods/techniques for making money online, and I can tell you for sure that exploiting some “China secret” is nothing that I have heard of as being legitimate.

The in the good thing about this system is that is being sold through the digital marketplace ClickBank, which means that you will be able to get a refund if you buy into it and when your money back.

I hope you enjoyed this review and found it helpful. If you want my recommendation for making money online I would highly suggest taking a look at how I went from $0 to over $6,000 a month online.

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

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Money Looper Is a Scam! – Review of Mike Thomas’ System

So there is this new system being promoted online called Money Looper that can supposedly make you a bunch of money with these “loopholes”, but can it really? Is this the real deal or is it just another stupid scam that is going to be a waste of your time and money?

And who is this “Mike Thomas” guy anyhow? Can you actually trust him?

Well… As soon as I came across the video presentation I knew I had to write a review on this, the reason being that this is just another stupid scam. I’m guessing that you are probably suspicious of this. After all, you are reading my review right now.

But anyways… In this review I am going to be going over why it is a scam and exposing the truth…

Money Looper Review

First off, the guy who recorded the video needs a better microphone. It sounds like he is in his garage working on his car at the time of the video recording… Not very clear cut audio and very unprofessional. When you expect some guy he was making millions of dollars automatically online to have a better microphone for recording a video like this?

I sure what… But anyways…

He claims that this is the “only one proven concept” that has made him millions online and he gives a sense of urgency by saying that the video could be taken down at any time, because of course the gurus out there are trying to stop him.

He supposedly is making all this “huge automatic income” by using “other people’s efforts” and claims that it is “stupidly effortless”.

The guy goes on to talk about how 99.5% of systems out there are scams, but of course this is different. His system is all about stopping the scammers… Or at least that is what he tells you. But, truth be told, at this point is system is very much sounding more and more like a scam itself.

Near the middle of the video presentation you find out that the guy goes by the name of “Mike Thomas” and supposedly has had one heck of a rough life… Working as a janitor, losing his job and really struggling… And then finally come across this way to make money online.

Lots of Red Flags

The entire background story just sounds way too good to be true. I mean this guy sounds like a modern-day Robin Hood trying to stop these greedy online marketing gurus and giving money to normal people, like you and I.

And then the whole “money loophole” thing just sounds a bit strange. It seems that just about every scam out there claims to have some “secret” or has discovered some “loophole” to make you money.

Re-hashed Old Scam?

It wasn’t until he started talking about how he used to be a janitor that I started realizing that this is just a rehashed old scam. And then, after reading another review I found online my realization was further confirmed.

You see, a while back I reviewed this system called Rich Janitor. It had the same sort of sales pitch… A guy talking about how he used to be a janitor at a school struggling to get by, and that up getting scammed a bunch online, and then as he was trying to take revenge he discovered some new way to make money, which is what he is now trying to sell to you.

However… The strange thing is that in this other Rich Janitor scam the guy’s name was Mike Dee… But I’m guessing he is the same guy as this “Mike Thomas” character.

Likely both of the names are completely fabricated and made up. Of course when you are scamming people by selling a scam system like this Money Looper crap, you don’t want to use your own name.

How You Supposedly Make Money

Well at first you are led to believe that there is some “loophole” that you are filling. He claims that the one guru scammed him and his wife had some loopholes in his affiliate marketing model, which he was able to then make money off of.

He then says he hired some programmers on Craigslist and developed a software for identifying these loopholes.

But what the heck are these loopholes? Well… When he explains it more just sounds like normal affiliate marketing. He talks about how you promote products online via affiliate links and whenever someone clicks on your link and purchases the product, you get paid a commission… That is just regular old affiliate marketing which I am very familiar with (I make a living affiliate marketing).

Things Just Don’t Add Up

Not much of what he tells you actually adds up.

First he tells you that he needs your help to make money with this system and you are led to believe that you are somehow going to help him make more money. But then later he tells you that you just need your help to stop the gurus from making all the money, which doesn’t really seem to benefit him at all financially.

In that is just one of the many things that doesn’t really make much sense. Seems that most of what he tells you is a bunch of hype and “fluff”.

Its Not a System

After watching the video presentation you probably think you’re getting some system. After all, he tells you that his team has developed this software that identifies these loopholes. You probably think that you simply “plug and play”, without doing any work.

However, later in the video presentation he talks about how when you buy into this you will get a series of training videos where he shows you how to make money via affiliate marketing. Well… This doesn’t sound like much of a “system”, it sounds more like a training program that takes a lot of work.

Conclusion = Scam

While this might not be a complete scam I certainly am not going to recommend it to any of my readers and I’m sure a lot of other people out there would rather call it a scam than legitimate.

Just think about it… You are misled through the entire video presentation, you are never really given a straightforward answer on how you will make money, we don’t even know if this guy “Mike Thomas” even exists, and so on.

Can you really trust this place?

Heck no… You will probably just get a bunch of low quality training if you do buy into it that will just lead you down the wrong path and waste a bunch of your time.

As I mentioned earlier, I actually make a living doing affiliate marketing online and have been making money with this since 2015. If you want my advice, start with the Wealthy Affiliate training program. They provide the tools and training you need to get started… And I have never seen a better program.

Comments or questions? Please leave them down below and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can 🙂

Easy Money Scams

Voice Cash Pro – Scam System or $9,800 a Week? [EXPOSED]

Monica White’s Voice Cash Pro system is claimed to be an incredible new way to make money online, one where you can make over $1000 a day and up to $9800 a week. Well… At least that is what she tells you, but is it true? Is this finally the work at home opportunity that you have been waiting for or is Voice Cash Pro another crappy scam that is just going to be a waste of your time and money?

While you can make money with this opportunity, the unfortunate side is that this is nowhere near as good as it seems to be, which is the reason I decided to take the time to write this review and expose it for what it really is.

Voice Cash Pro it is NOT the walk in the park she tells you it is. She claims that it is some “new, easy” way that makes generating cash “much simpler” but this simply isn’t true.

In this review I’ll be going over what you need to know before-hand because they sales pitch is incredibly misleading.

Voice Cash Pro Review

The person behind this product is supposedly named “Monica White”. She claims to have been living the dream until her husband got laid off of work and then cheated on her. When things were at rock bottom, she all of a sudden bumped into an old friend at the supermarket that shared with her some 3 step system and a few “secret websites” she was using to make money.

Voice Cash Pro is all about doing voiceovers as a freelancer and getting paid to do so. You are led to believe that it is basically some sort of “system”, when in reality it is not at all. And this is just a small part of the misleading information given out.

The video presentation that I watched was filled with lies and deceit, and I’ll show you some of what I mean.

Toward the beginning of the promotional video that I watched, she showed pictures of different people who had supposedly made a ton of money with this system. Tiffany, pictured below, is one of these people that is said to be making a killing. A former accountant, she is now making over $1000 a day…

And then there is this guy, Matt Haskins, she said has made over 150,000 in just six months…

Why am I going over the stuff? Why is it important? Well… I’m going over it because these are actually COMPLETE LIES. These people have not been using this system to make money and their stories are fake as can be. Instead, these people actually paid actors/actresses that create fake testimonial/spokesperson videos all the time.

You can see the one guy’s picture below from the freelance marketplace called Fiverr…

I wasn’t able to find the woman’s picture, but I am familiar with her and have seen pictures/videos of her in numerous other online scams that I’ve exposed in the past, like Secret Society of Millionaires and Kindle Sniper. Hiring fake actors/actresses like this is very common with online scams.

But anyways… Back to how you supposedly make money with this system, which is by doing voiceovers:

Monica claims that after she started she soon started receiving all sorts of requests and even got one request by an education company reaching out to her to cover some audiobook, which she claims it only took her an hour to complete and she made $450 from it. This is a very far-fetched story and far from realistic, as I will go over in a bit.

Likely the entire background story about this “Monica” character is completely made up. I am hesitant to believe that she even exists because I have seen so many online scams in the past being promoted under fabricated fictitious characters… And of course there is no information given about her that is verifiable in any way.

How You Make Money With This

As you know, it is all about doing voiceovers, which is actually a legitimate way to make money online.

You are told in the video presentation that you can get paid to voiceover things like…

commercials
video games
audio books
cartoon characters
etc

This it is true. There is definitely a market out there for people doing voiceovers. However, the question isn’t whether or not there is money to be made, it is whether or not this “system” is as good as it says it is and whether or not you will actually make money with it.

And the short answer is NO…

What You Get

Of course you have to buy into Voice Cash Pro before you find out what you are actually getting yourself into, which is actually pretty common sign of a scam.

You are led to believe that this is some sort of “plug and play” type system. Basically she makes it sound like some super easy automated way to make money online, when the reality is much different.

What you are provided with is training on how you can make money as a freelancer doing voiceovers.

You are told that it only takes 3 simple steps to make money with the system…

Step 1 – “Set up everything by following a simple step-by-step instructions”
Step 2 – ” Spend 1-2 hours a day on your laptop or mobile phone”
Step 3 – “Sit back, relax, as you start receiving online payments!”

Now could that sound any more appealing? Could it sound any easier?

It really couldn’t, but she really doesn’t tell you anything. The steps are incredibly vague and provide no detail on what you will really be doing. Yet another common sign of a scam.

Why This Is NOT Going To Work As Expected

I’ll be straightforward with you here and let you know that, no, I haven’t actually purchased this system. However, I can pretty much guarantee you that it is not going to work out as expected.

#1 – This is NOT as easy as she leads you to believe

Now I don’t have any experience specifically in the world of freelance voiceovers, but I do have a lot of knowledge with freelance work in general and it is not something that is super easy. This is NOT some new method for making money online and you will find competition. It is not like she claims it is, where she just started getting offers like crazy as soon as she started.

And I can pretty much guarantee you that the story about her getting some high-paying project right away from an education company is complete BS. In freelancing it takes a while to build up a reputation and get good clients like that. You can’t just start out and all of a sudden start getting projects requested left and right… It doesn’t work like that and if you think it does, you are in for a rude awakening.

#2 – I’m don’t have high hopes for the training

Another reason why this is more than likely not going to work as expected is because the training is likely poor. What I say this? How would I know even though I haven’t purchased this for myself?

Well… I have reviewed tons of scams over the years and this is just what I have come to expect when I see systems like this that provides no real information on what they really are.

Just think about it… You have to buy into this before finding out what you’re getting involved with. Why doesn’t this “Monica” lady give you a glimpse of what you’re getting before-hand?

She doesn’t, and usually the reason for lack of information given like this is because what you are getting is going to be very poor quality and she knows if she were to show you what you probably will not buy in.

It’s All a Lie

If you are interested in getting into the freelance world of the doing voiceovers, and I highly suggest you do more research on this. Hit up Google and find all the information you can.

If you do this you will soon realize that what I am saying here is true, that what you are told about Voice Cash Pro is a bunch of BS.

Unfortunately it seems that incredibly deceptive advertising like this is becoming more commonplace in the online marketing world. People are more willing to lie to you and mislead you when they are sitting behind a computer and do not have to see you face-to-face.

Conclusion – Not Recommended

Obviously I’m not going to be recommending this system to anyone. If anything, you should help me expose this scam for what it is by sharing my post here and spreading the word.

And unfortunately I don’t have any sort of other training or system that can I recommend when it comes to doing voiceovers. But this isn’t a big deal because this probably isn’t the best path for most people to take anyways. The potential success you could have in the voiceover business will vary greatly. Just think about it… If you have a voice like Morgan Freeman you might get lots of offers and fair pretty well in the industry, but if not… It is an entirely different story.

If you are just looking to make money online legitimately and aren’t specifically looking to make money doing voiceovers, I would highly suggest taking a look at how I am making over $6000 a month online… There are many ways in path you could take to make money online, but this is what I have found to be one of the best and is particularly good for beginners…

CASE STUDY:

How I went from $0 to over $6,000 a month working for myself online

Questions or comments? Please leave them down below and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can 🙂

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Wealth Project – Another Scam System That Isn’t Going to Work [EXPOSED]

So I came across this new system called Wealth Project recently that I want to warn people about. The system, program, whatever you want to call it is supposedly created by “James Robertson” and he claims that you can make up to $17,520 in your first week with it… However as far as I see this is another common online scam.

I had exposed well over 100 online scams over the years and this one really fits the bill… It has many common characteristics that I often see with “make money online” scams and as soon as I came across it I realized this.

In this quick review I’ll be going over why the Wealth Project is a scam and why you should avoid it.

Wealth Project Review

So I came across this system after landing on the website and seeing the video presentation titled “you could earn up to $17,520 in your first week starting today in under 30 minutes & 21 clicks”.… Which definitely sounds too good to be true and quite ridiculous.

You don’t find out until later in the video that the guy who claims to be behind this whole thing is named “James Robertson”. He claims that he has personally invited you to watch the “private video” in tells you not to share it with anyone. He says that you are highly qualified and a perfect fit to use the system.

HOWEVER, this is definitely not true because the video is not private at all. Anyone can go to the website and watch the video… This is just all a bunch of BS and he is saying it to try to make you feel like you have some amazing opportunity.

But anyways, he goes on to talk about how this is a super simple system that requires no experience. There are a bunch of names mentioned in the video of people who have supposedly been using the system to make all kinds of money, but he offers no proof of any of this being real. This information could easily have been made up, and I’m assuming it is based on all the other very “scammy” things I see going on here.

How It Works.. How You Make Money

In the video he mentions that when you make money, he also makes money. He also talks about how you will be copying him, copying the system he created and earning money exactly how he does.

But how exactly is this? What exactly does the system do and how does it make you money?

Unfortunately this is not a question I can answer because he provides no such information. The guy literally tells you nothing about how the system makes money. Throughout just about the entire sales video he just goes on and on about how easy it is in how much money you will be making… But provides no details that are actually important.

This reminds me of some recent scams I’ve exposed like The Profit Shortcut and Million Dollar Replicator.

Red Flags… Sounds Like a Scam to Me

There are a heck of a lot of red flags that I came across while looking into this Wealth Project scam… And I’m sure some of them probably caught your attention to. After all, you were suspicious enough of this that you decided to do some extra research which eventually lead you to my review here.

One of the first red flags that caught my attention was how he says that you have been privately invited and acts as if this is some special opportunity just for you. I knew this was a lie right away because I was able to type the website into my browser myself and access the video with no problem. You do not need some special invitation link.

Another red flag is how he provides no verifiable information about himself. The guy claims to be named “James Robertson”, but I doubt any of this is true. He doesn’t provide any picture, nothing at all. And it is very common for scams to be promoted under fake names. The real creators of the scams don’t want you to know their names because of course they don’t want to face the consequences of scamming people.

And then possibly the biggest red flag of all is the fact that there is no information provided on how you will be actually making money. Just think about it… When have you seen a legitimate opportunity, in opportunity that you actually know is legitimate, make you buy into it before actually figuring out what it is? That is what you have to do here… You actually have to purchase the program before having any idea what you’re getting involved with.

The more liking I do into this program the more and more it seems a scam. There are red flags everywhere and I could go on and on, but I don’t want to bore you. You are probably pretty certain it was a scam in the first place and my review here just confirmed your suspicions.

The One Upside to This

Wait a minute… There is an upside? How can there be an upside to this ridiculous scam?

Well… Yes there is an upside but it is probably nothing like you may be thinking.

The upside I am talking about is how this Wealth Project program is being sold on ClickBank. Why is this an upside? Well… Because ClickBank is usually pretty good at giving refunds… Meaning that if you did buy into this already you should be able to get your money back, which I would try to do as soon as possible.

Conclusion = Avoid

When I review potential scams, I usually go in with a neutral mindset and if there is something that I think might not be a scam, then I will say that. However, everything I see with this program looks like a scam to me. There is nothing that seems legitimate about it and for that reason I am concluding that is indeed a pure scam.

My guess is that when you buy into this, you will probably be provided with some very crappy and ineffective training for making money online, which will only lead you down the wrong path and waste a bunch of your time. The reason this is my guess is because I see these types of scam programs all the time. They claim they will give you the world, and provide you with something that you will be lucky if you make $10 with.

My Personal Recommendation:

if you are a beginner looking for a legitimate way to make money online, I highly suggest taking a look at how I am now making over $6,000 a month online below…

CASE STUDY:

How I went from $0 to over $6,000 a month working for myself online

The reason I recommend this is because I know this works based on my personal experience and I have seen it work for other people.

In please leave any comments, questions, or concerns below. I will get back to you as soon as I can 🙂

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Million Dollar Replicator Scam by Michael Sachs – AVOID!

Michael Sachs, the creator of Million Dollar Replicator, claims that his new system is the greatest thing ever… But can you really trust this guy? Is this the real deal and is it going to make you tons of easy money or is the Million Dollar Replicator a scam that you should avoid like the plague? Is it just going to be a ripoff and a waste of money?

I totally understand why you are doing some extra research and looking into this further. The video presentation for this system is ridiculous and definitely makes things seem too good to be true… And as the old saying goes, if something sounds too good to be true then it probably is.

Well… Unfortunately this saying works perfectly here… It sounds too good to be true and it is too good to be true, meaning that is false… It is all a lie. Million Dollar Replicator it is a massive scam and in this review I’ll be exposing it as it is.

If you are thinking about possibly buying into this, you are going to want to take the time and hear me out.

Million Dollar Replicator Review

When you land on the website for Million Dollar Replicator you are greeted with some video presentation that starts off with Michael Sachs telling you that you are one of only few people that will be able to see this video. He claims that you got a “private invitation” because they believe you are the perfect fit for this system, but this is not true at all.

The truth of the matter is that you are one of thousands of people who has received very spammy emails from people promoting the system, just to make a quick buck. You have not been carefully selected or anything like that. He just tells you the stuff to make you feel special.

But anyways… Throughout the video presentation he shows video testimonials from people who have supposedly been using the system and beta testing it, some of which claim to have made over million dollars.

He goes on to talk about how if you join now, you will be able to live a life of luxury, will be able to live in a mansion, drive your favorite sports cars, and even talks about how you will be free of stress and will have the ability to live completely debt-free.

And although this sounds like a video full of nonsense, Michael Sachs makes it clear that this is not one of those videos that is filled with hype and nonsense… Again… That is just what he tells you and what I am here to tell you is that you definitely cannot trust this guy.

The system supposedly works on complete autopilot, all you have to do is sit back and watch the money come in automatically.

He tells you that this system has been in beta testing for the past couple years and has been a tightly kept secret. Of course he doesn’t want this information getting out to everyone, which is why he supposedly handpicked you and a few others to share it with. However, this is a bunch of BS and anyone can go to the Million Dollar Replicator for themselves to buy into this crap. You do not need any special invitation.

There are a lot of things that caught my attention as I was reviewing this system. It is your typical online money making scam in many ways, some of which I will go over below…

Your Typical Online Money Making Scam

#1 – Massive Income Claims

First off, whenever you come across a system that claims to be able to make you tons of money in short periods of time, you should always be very cautious with what you do next.

This system claims to be able to make you a millionaire and under a years time… And of course with very little work. Sounds a little bit too good to be true, doesn’t not?

#2 – Copycat System

And of course it is another copycat system. Michael claims that his software will copy the system he has been using so that you can use it to and get the same results as him.

This is pretty typical for your online scams. There are a lot of copycat systems out there that I have reviewed and exposed here, such as Copy My Cash Code and Copy My Emails System.

#3 – Fake Testimonials

And then there are the testimonials. You know, ones like this guy who claims to have made over $800,000 so far with the system…

They sound very convincing and there is nothing better knowing that other ordinary people are making money with something like this, but the big problem is that they are FAKE. These video testimonials are is fake as can be and I noticed this as soon as they came up on the screen.

Take a look, the guy pictured above is actually a paid actor that you can hire on the freelance digital marketplace called Fiverr…

And the same goes with all the other video testimonials that were shown. The guy shown below is another paid actor that is available for hire on the same exact website, who I am also familiar with because I have seen him in a number of other scam promotions…

#4 – The Creator Probably Doesn’t Exist

And what would you think if the guy who is supposedly responsible for creating this whole thing, Michael Sachs, didn’t exist?

Well… The truth of the matter is this guy probably doesn’t exist in this is nothing new to me. It is very common for scam systems to be promoted under fake names, because of course the real creators want to keep their identities hidden.

I found out that the image shown for this “Michael Sachs” guy is actually a stock photo that anyone can download and use online, as you can see here…

#5 – No Real Information Given On How This Works

And possibly one of the biggest red flags of all, which is another common characteristic of an online scam, is that he really doesn’t tell you anything at all about how this system supposedly makes you Money. When he is describing it, he says that it identifies the most lucrative opportunities and replicates them for you… But what the heck is this supposed to mean?

Basically just gives in incredibly vague description that provides no detail whatsoever and of course you have to actually buy into this thing to find out what it really is… Which I am definitely not willing to do.

#6 – Big Discounts

And last but not least, if you go to exit the page a pop-up comes up that gives you a 30% discount. Now there is nothing wrong with discounts, but what this tells me is that the people behind the system are a bit desperate.

If the system were really were created by a guy he was now a multimillionaire, why would he need to give you a discount on it… In fact, why would he need to sell it at a price at all? He already tells you that you have been hand selected to use the system, so why not just give it to you for free?

The Upside

Believe it or not, although this is a massive scam, there is an upside. However, the upside probably isn’t what you may be thinking.

The upside is that if you did buy into this crap already, there’s a good chance you can get a refund. The reason is because Million Dollar Replicator is sold over the digital product marketplace called ClickBank. So what you could do is contact ClickBank and they are usually pretty good about giving out refunds, since they do not want to ruin the reputation over scam products like this being sold on their platform.

Something I Recommend

There are a lot of scams out there that exist and one of the best tips I give you for avoiding them is to avoid anything that sounds a little bit too good to be true… Or at least do some research on your own and look into them further.

I have been making money online since 2015, and while I will say that there are many benefits to making money online, such as the automation that comes with online businesses, there is no substitute for hard work. I have never came across any sort of system/program that you can “easily” make money with… They all require real work.

That said, if you are a beginner looking for a legitimate way to make money online then I would highly suggest taking a look at how I went from $0 to over $6,000 a month working online for myself.

CASE STUDY:

How I went from $0 to over $6,000 a month working for myself online

If you have any comments, questions, or concerns, please leave them down below and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can. I would also like to hear what you think about Million Dollar Replicator… Especially if you bought into it and got to see what was on the inside.

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Is Easy Cash Concepts a Scam? – Unfortunately, Yes It Is!

Easy Cash Concepts (at easycashconcepts.com) is supposedly some website that has a new amazing work from home opportunity what you can make a massive $9000-$12,000 per month, but is a scam? Unfortunately… The answer is Yes. This website is a complete scam and in this review I’ll be proving exactly this.

I’m guessing you came across the website and things seemed a bit suspicious to you. The opportunity probably sounded a little bit too good to be true and things just weren’t adding up. You got that gut feeling that it could possibly be a scam so you decided to do a little extra research, thus bringing you to my review here. And well… It is a good thing you landed here because there are a lot of nasty online scams out there that you don’t want to be falling victim to.

But anyways… Let’s get on with this review…

Easy Cash Concepts Review

On the website there is talk about this “Jamie Taylor” lady who was supposedly once struggling to make ends meet but now is making a ton of money working from home. The story goes that she lost her job, unsuccessfully look for new jobs, and eventually started working from home after coming across this amazing system.

And apparently all you have to do to get started with this system is fill out some form at Easy Cash Concepts, follow the instructions and set up your account, and then you will be making money that you can deposit into your bank account.

Sounds a little bit too good to be true doesn’t it?

But what happens if you actually click these links that are all over the page? Well… You are then directed to another website about how you can “turn your smart phone or computer into a digital money machine”. On this website there is no mention of “Easy Cash Concepts” and there is no mention about how you actually be making money online. All they tell you is that “you’re one step away from your payday” and all you have to do is fill out some form to see if it is available in your area…

Some Red Flags

Well of course it is a major red flag that there is no mention of how you will actually be making money, and it is also another red flag that once you are directed to the form there is no mention of the “Easy Cash Concepts” system, but besides these there are also a fair number of other red flags that I will go over.

First off, the news clip that plays on the website is very misleading. It lead you to believe that this particular work at home opportunity has been “featured in the media”, when in reality as not. Yes, this short news broadcasts is real, but it has absolutely nothing to do with this Easy Cash Concepts opportunity. Basically just talks about people working from home and all the potential that is out there, but is in no way related to this.

Your Profit Team is another scam that I recently reviewed that uses news broadcasts like this.

Another big red flag is that the image shown of “Jamie Taylor” and her family is a fake.

I have reviewed many online scams in the past so I am always suspicious of what I am shown in told, which is why decided to run a reverse Google image search of this picture. The result… I found out that this is actually a stock photo that is available for purchase as you can see below…. In other words, it is not “Jamie Taylor”!

In fact, I doubt that this Jamie Taylor character even exists. It is likely just a made up fictitious character that has been fabricated to promote this online scam. I see this sort of thing happening all the time so it is by no means out of the ordinary.

It’s Nothing More Than An Advertorial

Believe it or not, the whole Easy Cash Concepts thing is a completely fake opportunity. In fact, the website in which this opportunity is presented is completely fake. It is made to look like a news website, but is not by any means. It is nothing more than an advertorial, as you can see it is stated at the top of the website.

What is an advertorial?

It is an advertisement that is set up in a way to look like a newspaper editorial, but it is not. They can be very misleading because they can seem like legitimate and credible opportunities when in reality they can be complete lies, as this one is.

An advertorial like this is a good example of “fake news”.

Another example of a scam that makes use of advertorials is Real Profits Online.

Recommendation for People Looking to Make Money Online

Since you are looking into this opportunity to make money online, which turned out to be a scam, I’m going to take this time to give you my recommendation. I have been making money online since 2015 and actually make a living doing so.

Basically what I do is promote products online and earn commissions when I help make sales, all from small websites that anyone can create. Not only is this a legitimate and sustainable way to make money online, but it is also something that I find to be particularly good for beginners to get started with. Why? Well because it is not something that requires an investment to get started with and you don’t have to worry about selling your own product online or anything like that… You simply promote products that already exist.

But I’m not going to get into it all that much here. What I suggest for anyone reading this that may be slightly interested is to take a look at how I went from $0 to over $6000 per month online. Here you will learn exactly what I do, how it all works, and how I suggest beginners to get started based on my own knowledge and experience.

Check Out How I Make a Living Online

Please leave any comments or questions down below in the comment section. I’ll get back to you as soon as I can 🙂

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Mass Income Machines – Scam Exposed or $42,000 a Month Online?

Mass Income Machines is promoted as a super easy way to get ton of money online, but is it really? Is this system really the “secret” to your financial success? Or is this all a bunch of crap? Could it be that really Mass Income Machines is a scam you need to be avoiding?

It is kind of sad that we even have to ask ourselves these questions, but with all the online scams nowadays it is better to be safe than sorry. And unfortunately… This is just another big scam. Sure, it is possible to make some money with this system, but you certainly aren’t going to make it rich and this is definitely not something I would recommend getting involved with.

In this review I’ll be exposing this scam for what it really is. I’ll be going over the claims made, some red flags that hint to this being a scam, how this system supposedly works and more.

Mass Income Machines Review

The system is promoted as a way to “make up to $42,000 a month working from home” and is said to be a “secret” that is going to unlock the door to financial success.

You probably got suspicious of the system after coming across a video presentation either put on by “Jacob Allen” or “John Forbes”, who are the two spokespeople for this system. It probably sounded a bit too good to be true and you were suspicious that it indeed might be a scam, which I’m going to show you that it is.

But anyways… In the video presentation you are told that this system can drop money into your bank account 24/7 and that you will be able to. Right off the bat, it seems like another copy and paste scam like Secret Affiliate or Daily Cash Siphon… Which there are many of. These types of scams are very luring because they sound awesome, being so simple and all, but they pretty much never work.

Red Flags

#1 – Some “Secret” That Will Make You Rich

claims you will be making money from a “secret industry” that is worth over $12 billion each year – later mentions that he is talking about the information market

You are told that you will be making money from some “secret industry” that is worth over $12 billion a year. However, later he mentions that he is talking about the information market and you soon learn that this system is based around selling digital information products on ClickBank, which is definitely no secret.

#2 – “Jacob Allen” Is a Fake

Also, you should know that this “Jacob Allen” character is a fake. Everything about him is fake, including the picture that they show you off them in the video presentation…

I was not able to find the exact photo that was used, but I was able to find another one of the same exact guy, who is definitely not Jacob Allen. This is actually a stock photo that is available for purchase online… I was able to find this photo after doing a reverse Google image search of the original.

And if you look at the disclaimer at the bottom of the website, which I always suggest doing, you will find that “Jacob Allen” is actually a pen name, along with John Forbes.

#3 – You Can Start Earning Consistent Money Today

A major red flag is when the guy tells you that you can start earning consistent money today. I have been involved in online marketing since 2015 and this definitely sounds like a fairytale. In fact, I have never came across a system/program/method in which you can start earning consistent money in as little as one day, when it comes to making thousands of dollars per day that is.

Sure, you can make consistent money, or at least semi-consistent money taking online surveys and stuff like that, but that is pocket change.

#4 – He Needs People Like You To Make Money

The guy mentions that this system is so successful because it uses the power of groups to make even greater profits. He says that when others in the group make money, so do you. However, he never explains how this actually works and it is very confusing… Making not much sense at all.

I guess you’re just supposed to trust this made up fictitious character “Jacob Allen” and take him at his word, which I find very hard to do.

#5 – It’s a Re-make of an Old System

And possibly the biggest red flag of all is that this is just a re-make of an old system. It is an old system that has been re-branded and given a new name.

How do I know this? Well… Because I remembered the name “Jacob Allen” from a previous scam I had exposed. I decided to look up the name on my website year and found that this name was actually associated with Profit 24/7, which is basically the same thing with a different name.

So this brings up the question… Why the name change? And name changes are actually very common when it comes to online scams. Once a scam becomes too well known for being a scam, the people behind them like to rebrand them under different names and promote them as an entirely new system.

How This System Supposedly Works

In the video presentation he acts as if you just sign up for a ClickBank account, activate your money making system, “tap into the power of the group” and that is it. He does this during the video and then just leaves the system running for a couple of days. When he checks back he has all of a sudden made hundreds of dollars over the past few days… Just by letting the system run without him doing anything. He claims this is all due to the power of the group.

However, this doesn’t really make much sense at all.

What appears to be going on here is that you will be making affiliate sales through ClickBank, which is fine and all, but how does the system actually drive sales and? How do you drive traffic to the offers that you are going to be promoting? Without any traffic you will not make any sales and this is a big part of the “system” that is not addressed.

In fact, there are lots of important aspects that are not addressed and is just further reinforces my belief in this being a big old scam.

What You Get If You Buy In

While I have not actually purchased this system, I have a good idea of what is going on here because I reviewed its parent system, Profit 24/7, in the past.

Basically what you get is a bunch of training modules on how you can make money promoting the system to other people. You will get an exact copy of the system and training for promoting it.

I guess not everything they tell you is a lie, after all, Mass Income Machines is a product available on ClickBank. So yes, you will be making money via ClickBank but probably not as you imagine. You will just be promoting Mass Income Machines to other people and trying to sucker them into this scam.

I don’t know about you, but this is not a type of system I would want to get involved with. First off, you were lured in by misleading and extremely exaggerated claims that are completely false. Then, you will have to do the same thing to other people… Mislead them into buying into this system also that you can make a quick buck.

Now even if that does sound good to you, you should know that is still will not be easy. Just as you were suspicious of this being a scam, many of the people that you try promoting this to will feel the same. This will lead them to doing a little extra research and finding out that it is a scam, which means they will not buy in and you will not make any money.

Conclusion = Scam

Mass Income Machines is a definite scam. Sure, I guess you do get some training if you do buy into it… So maybe it is not a complete scam. But it definitely is a scam nonetheless. It is marketed in an extremely misleading fashion and filled with lies.

And while you may be able to make some money with it, by scamming other people into buying in, this is definitely not something I would recommend doing and is going to be much more difficult than it seems. There are much better ways to make money online, ways that are legitimate and that you can actually feel good about.

If you are looking for a legitimate way to make money online, I would highly suggest taking a look at how I went from $0 to over $6000 a month working online. I will go over exactly what I do, how it all works, and the best way for beginners to get started. What I do I have actually found to be very well suited for beginners, so it is definitely something I would recommend regardless of experience.

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