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Easiest System EverEasiest System Ever Review Easiest System Ever is from Devon Brown and is found at easiestsystemever.com. It’s a “done for you” internet marketing system full of red flags to watch out for. First, Easiest System Ever, for a very hefty price, claims they set everything up completely for you. And send traffic to your system for you, they call the interested leads, close them, and send you a commission check. However, the truth is far from their claims. There are … |
ClickFairClickFair Review ClickFair.com is from 99 Ventures LTD, is a Paid To Click (PTC) ad website. So, what is this all about and do they have a long list of complaints? We’ll get to that and more in this review. They will pay you to view their advertiser’s/publishers’ websites. Granted, the payout is very small and not anywhere near enough to make it a side job, but it can make you a little extra every month. You can also get … |
iSecretShopiSecretShop Review iSecretShop is from Prism Intelligence is found at isecretshop.com. It’s a mystery shopper company app that is only available for the iPhone. You have to be careful using them because there are scams out there with their name on them. More details to follow on that in a moment. Let me explain a few things briefly… First, iSecretShop does have a disclaimer warning people about a fraud alert on a scam using their name. Mystery shopping is a … |
Evergreen Wealth FormulaEvergreen Wealth Formula 2.0 Review Evergreen Wealth Formula 2.0 is from James Sholes and found at EWFormula.com. It’s a great place to quickly learn how to get a large volume of traffic that converts into sales. It can potentially make you $15,000 to $30,000 or more per month. Evergreen Wealth Formula has a lot of information on every facet of running an online business. Yet they teach it in small, separate modules so it is very easy to understand without … |
Market SecretsMarket Secrets Scam Review by David Harris Market Secrets by Mary Stevens and found at marketssecrets.com is another one of many ad link posting scams that use the fabricated news journal they call Weekly Jobs Report. Market Secrets is fake, as well as the jobs report they claim on their title. There are no jobs to be found here, only those who work to drain you of your money. In fact, the fictional ‘work from home single mom’ Mary Stevens … |
Online TaskPaysOnline TaskPays Review Online TaskPays found at onlinetaskpays.com is a scam website that claims you can make over $1,000 in your first week just by doing tasks they supposedly provide. However, the only real task they offer is to get others to join this scam under you at $25 a pop. Then when you reach the $300 payout cap, you’re taking your chances that you won’t be paid. There were so many angry customers with similar complaints about not getting … |
Four PercentFour Percent Review The Four Percent Digital Marketing Challenge is found at FourPercent.com and was created by Vick Strizheus. It attempts to enable its participants to earn a ton of money online in the shortest amount of time possible with little to no stress. So does this work as they state or is this just another course full of complaints? Here’s What ScamXposer.com Recommends Instead… Click Here Now What is the Four Percent Program? You’ve probably seen a … |
Work At Home DigitalWork At Home Digital Review Work At Home Digital found at workhomedigital.com is from Michelle Starr is one of the many rotten schemes we uncover here by the dozens. By this point, you should be familiar with the signs: the as seen on promo citing news channels’ logos; that ‘single mom’ making thousands per month for half an hour a day’s effort. Etc. Only the one running this scam makes any money here. Sad to say, it won’t be you … |
FusionCashFusionCash Review Fusion Cash is from Tyler Derheim and is found at FusionCash.net, it’s a GPT website, or “Get Paid To”. You’re supposed to complete various tasks provided by their market research clients. And that would be at a rate of less than half the minimum wage. Here’s what ScamXposer.com Recommends Instead… Click Here Now I say less than half because you have to factor in the time you waste on registering for each survey or other tasks … |