There is no fees that I no of to actually join this program but of course it is not without it’s costs.  Some of the offers you have to complete cost a few dollars, but you always earn more than what you pay out.

A restriction to this work from home opportunity is that you must live in the US (maybe Canada is ok but you have a lot less offers and opportunities open to you).  I believe a UK version is available under a different name, might even be an entirely different company but the concepts are the same.  The reason for this restriction is the offers may require a product to be sent to your house.  The companies doing these offers are looking for real actual customers and obviously aren’t interested in people outside of their market who can’t become their customers.

These offers are from all kinds of companies, many of which you know and are household names.  Actually, the ironic thing about this program is instead of you being scammed, YOU are the one doing the scamming (kind of).  I say this because the way you make money is by signing up to trial offers which you have absolutely NO intention of completing.  You have already decided to cancel or not buy the product before you even begin.  This of course is not what the company was intending when they created the trial offer.  From the company’s point of view you are abusing the system, but of course there is nothing they can do about it.  They have no way to distinguish between the genuine customers who were actually considering the offer and those who are part of Project Payday that already have their cancellation date planned.

If you are wondering why the companies do these offers it’s simple really.  Companies spend billions of dollars on advertising.  Many companies have decided to diversify their advertising budget and use some of it to get the product into the hands of potential customers.  Companies realize the power of desire and there is nothing more effective than trying the product or service out and falling in love with it.  Companies know that a certain % of people who try out the product or service will end up keeping it and that’s where the company makes it’s money.

So of course Project Payday is very likely a pain in the neck for these companies as Project Payday members are only causing losses to the companies providing these offers.  However, it’s obviously not a big enough pain otherwise the companies would stop the offers all together.  Despite the Project Payday members “abusing” the system the companies still come out on top profit wise and therefore continue to provide these offers.

In reality, many Project Payday members do actually fall in love with the product or service and end up keeping it.  So, if you are the type of person who easily falls in love with products or services you may find that this work from home program is the biggest mistake of your life because instead of canceling everything and making your money you end up impulsively keeping everything and LOSING money !

The hard part about this “job” is that you must keep meticulous track of all the offers you are doing and when to cancel.  If you forget to cancel you end up losing money, so you need to be very organized.  You will use your credit card often too so you need to be comfortable with that idea.  The offers are also designed in such a way that it isn’t very easy to cancel.   So be prepared to jump through hoops and wait on the phone for long periods of time in order to cancel.

Just to give you an idea of the cancellation process of one type of offer, I was a victim of a scam known as the Google Cash Kit. I found it myself one day online.  The site made it out to look like you were getting something shipped to your door for a simple $2.95 shipping fee.  But the fine print at the bottom of the site explained you were actually signing up to one or more services costing nearly $100 per month.  Almost all people who ordered this “kit” were completely unaware of the monthly fee and you cannot just call your credit card company to cancel, you must call the Google Cash Kit company themselves in order to cancel, and of course when you do that you are on hold for a long time.  I even read of experiences of people who called and canceled over the phone but the fees just keep coming.  A total nightmare.

I am telling you about this because this is one of the offers that Project Payday have people do.  But the difference is that when you sign up you KNOW what this is all about and know to cancel within the 7 days or whatever.  I came across this by myself on the internet as I was a genuinely interested customer so I ignorantly signed up without noticing the tiny print at the bottom of the screen but I was fortunate enough not to lose any money unlike many others who’s stories I read online.

Being a part of Project Payday doesn’t mean you will be scammed like I was, nor do you take advantage of anyone else (except for the companies themselves perhaps).  Project Payday make sure you know exactly what you are getting yourself into and they also tell you exactly how to get yourself out of it.

If you are wondering how much money you can make well it all depends on how much time you have.  It’s fairly tedious work filling out forms and keeping track of all your offers, then making sure you cancel them on time.  You will read of people who say they are making $1000s and they probably are.  This is because they spend a lot of time doing this.  I’m sure you could easily average $20+ per hour if you were serious about this and an efficient worker.

Project Payday  also has the opportunity to advance to a higher level where you become the mentor to other newbies.  Bascially this whole arrangement is about sharing the referral commissions that companies give to the affiliates.  For example the Google Cash Kit that I was tricked into buying pays a referral commission of around $50 if I remember correctly.  So if you were to sign up to that and then cancel within the 7 day trial period the person who received the $50 commission (your mentor) would split that with you maybe 50/50 or whatever.

Before trying out any offer the details are all spelled out for you.  It’s very clear so you don’t need to worry about getting tricked into anything.  The offers are all listed on the Project Payday site, the cost of trying the offer and the amount you earn by doing so etc.  So you get to pick and choose what you do.  You normally have to kind of work your way up the ladder so to speak as you can’t just do any offer you want.  Each offer has criteria that must be met i.e. you must have a minimum experience of completing so many offers or something like that.

There is certainly a learning curve to this somewhat, but anyone can do it.

Hopefully this has shed some light on the Project Payday scheme.  I was considering doing it myself at one point, but I live outside the geographical requirement so I couldn’t.  In hindsight I think I would have found it annoying so I’m glad I have found the job that’s perfect for me which is making websites and earning money from Google Adsense.  It’s a legit no fee work from home business.  I don’t need to work with anyone which I like and it pays very well.

If you have any experience with Project Payday good or bad please mention it below for the readers to benefit from.

The basic concept of this scheme is to get you to pay a fee for a “kit” which contains the basic materials of the product they supposedly want you to assemble for them.

The fee varies from company to company but I’ve heard people charging up to $250.

This fee is easily justifyable as the the materials DO cost money and they can’t be sending out kits to every Tom Dick & Harry who inquire about this “business opportunity”.  So anyone thinking of doing this doesn’t get suspicious about the fee.  They just pay and look forward to getting their kit and having a go at assembling the sample.

Sometimes they send an example of a “perfect product” for you to copy and also the raw materials for you to assemble one yourself.  You then send your sample back for it to be “inspected” to see if it meets their “quality standards”.  Regardless of how good or bad it is they will always fail it as they aren’t in the business of assembling products at all, their business is to scam you.

I have read stories of people who were sent kits that had components that didn’t work.  So, trying to be smart they switched the faulty components with the working components on the sample.  Therefore they were able to actually produce a working sample, but of course the company said “not bad, it worked but it still wasn’t good enough”.  I’m sure they were very surprised that the product worked.

Further, the parts you get sent could likely be purchased by yourself for half the price because that’s how they make their money.

This isn’t to say these jobs don’t exist, just don’t expect to find them on the internet or through some ad.  The only legit ones would come from people whom you know who are actually doing this type of work and I personally don’t know any.

With the cost of labor so cheap in Asia, it’s highly unlikely any companies are looking for people to assemble products from home as it’s too expensive and too much headache to micro manage people all over the country.  Having all people and products together in one factory is the logically best way to go.

So stay clear away from anything that even resembles a home assembly job.  It’s just a scheme designed to trick you out of a few bucks and waste a few hours of your life assembling something that will likely be thrown straight into the garbage or even just dis-assembled and sent to the next sucker who fell for this trap.

I didn’t want to buy it myself in order to find out what it is all about because I have already wasted enough money doing this and in doing so I have found a system that works for me so I’m not about to waste anymore money or time then I already have to talk about these things.

So perhaps you may this reading this review is a waste of time as I don’t know exactly what is in the “kit” that you buy but I’m pretty sure I can guess what’s in there as many of these things are all the same.

From the website it appears this income system utilizes Clickbank, which is free to join, and you try to sell products through Clickbank.  This is a great online business opportunity as many people have successfully created business around selling clickbank products.  In fact, Moms Income System is in itself a Clickbank product.

So my guess is, is that Moms Income System is a kit that teaches you how to create websites that are designed to re-sell this kit to other moms (or whomever) might be interested in making money from home (that’s a HUGE market by the way)

I’m pretty sure this isn’t a scam because Clickbank have a great reputation and wouldn’t sell anything that would make people upset or angry because they don’t want to have to process refunds all the time.  They have been around for many years now and have a great reputation.  They aren’t about to damage that for a few bucks when they turnover millions of $ every year.

So I am pretty sure this system or kit will have some very useful training info to get you started in your online business.  It has taken me over a year of trial and error to find something that works.  There’s no reason why you can’t buy this system and follow the videos and info and experience some sort of success. yourself.  But worse case scenario is you lose a few bucks which is what success in business is all about.  (or maybe not as there’s a 60 day no questions money back guarantee).

I have lost a few hundred dollars over the past couple of years trying this and that out until I found a business that not only worked, but I really enjoyed.  I have more than made back what I have lost, so to me those losses where totally worth it because it’s those losses and risks that led me to the successful business I have now.  Perhaps this is the business for you?

If you DO happen to buy this system and give it a go please come back and tell me if my intuition was correct.  Is it simply a system that teaches you how to market and re-sell the very same system?

If so, keep in mind that the principles you learn on how to re-sell and market the same system you bought applies to ALL online marketing businesses.  So don’t think you are limiting yourself to this single product.  Clickbank has 1000s or 10,000s of products.  So if for some reason you don’t like re-selling this system, you will already have the training to market and sell other clickbank products that you like.

It’s like I always say, many of the most successful people in the world are the ones who have experienced the most failures.  Or “the foundation of success is 1 or many failures”.   Basically “nothing ventured nothing gained”

If you want to give Moms Income System a go click here. It has a “60 day no questions asked money back guarantee ” and because it’s from clickbank, I would personally believe in that.

Please come back and let me know how you get on and tell me if I was right.  Your valuable input will help others in their decision making.

I don’t know about you, but if you were thinking about joining this it isn’t so easy to understand the ins and outs of their program.  The videos I watched and things that I read didn’t explain very well how it worked, just how to pay your money and you will get $3500 when you “cycle”.

Normally I get very leary of any program that focuses on hype and only talks about what you will/can make because they normally do that in order to play on your emotions.  It’s like dangling the carrot in front of the horse.   It totally works of course because there are so many people on the internet desperate to make money and this tactic is very effective so many companies use it.

Canadian Diamond Traders have apparantly been in business for 6 years now trading in diamonds.  They launched this MLM program in an effort to expand their business with direct selling.  The concept is a good idea of course, many companies have adopted direct sales like Amway, Primerica Financial Services, Cutco, Avon, Tupperware and these companies have enjoyed great success and profits as a result.

In theory the concept is great but in practice it just becomes another legalized pyramid scheme full of people who just recruit/sell to other people who want to make money.  With the companies mentioned above many people just buy the product because they want or need it.  With Canadian Diamond Traders the people buying the diamonds I am sure couldn’t care less about the diamonds, nor were they planning on buying a diamond anytime in the near future.  Those who join CDT I am sure are just looking for a way to make some money and do so by finding others with the same desire.

I decided to give Canadian Diamond Traders a phone call directly to find out exactly how this works because the info available online wasn’t concise enough.

When you join Canadian Diamond Traders you pay a “deposit” towards a diamond that you will get at the end of your cycle.  There are 2 programs, 1 is a feeder that costs $120 ($100 entry fee + $20 admin fee)  and the other is the real program costing $520 ($500 entry fee + $20 admin fee).

The feeder program is basically a way for you to get into the program cheaper, but of course it will take you twice as long to actually earn any money as you need to cycle twice before getting any cash.  Your first cycle automatically pays your entry into the $500 table.

If you opt for the feeder program your $100 acts as a deposit towards a diamond that you will get when you cycle the first time.  The diamond is valued at about $800 or so.  This is something I believe as they provide documentation and valuation certificate from reliable appraisers.  However don’t get too excited as a diamonds appraised value is always overstated.  This is mainly for the insurance companies and a tool for comparing diamonds values.  If you know anything about diamonds then you will know color, cut, carat and appearance are what makes it valuable.  I have seen online some of the diamonds that you get for your $100 and they are low quality.  That’s not to say they are worthless as all diamonds have value, but in the real world these diamonds are pretty much worthless and no one really wants them.

I used to be in the second hand diamond trade myself.  When we purchased diamonds to re-sell the rule of thumb was pay 10% of the appraised value and retail it for half of the appraised value.  According to this rule the $800 diamond you get would fetch $80 from a trader if you wanted to get cash for it and the most you would likely be able to sell/retail it for would be about $400.  But to be honest, since the color of these diamonds is blue and yellow etc the demand is very low so don’t expect to make much off your diamond from your first cycle.  This program is really all about cycling out of the $500 table.

The $500 table puts you in line for a diamond of about $1900 value.  They say when you cycle you get $3500 marketing fee but it’s not really true.  You get $2500 cash and a diamond valued at $1900.  They combine these 2 figures somehow to give you the $3500 figure (valuing the diamond at $1000 wholesale).  I haven’t seen any photos of this level of diamond but I am sure it’s an actual decent diamond like you would actually buy in the stores.  Remember this is just the raw diamond, no ring or setting.

Whether you enter the $100 or the $500 table the same principle applies.  There are 4 levels to the table :

Miner

Cutter

Polisher

Collector

You enter the table at the Miner position.   There are 8 Miner positions that need to be filled in order for you to advance to cutter.  Now here is where it gets interesting.  Most MLM programs that I have seen you tend to be quite on your own i.e. if you don’t successfully recruit you are highly unlikely to make any money but CDT is highly teamwork oriented.  It IS possible to do no work at all and cycle out and make money.  Of course if everyone takes this stance no one will ever cycle, but in theory it’s possible to ride the coat tails of others.  In standard MLMs, even the forced matrices with spillover, this is much harder.

The reason for this is that everyone in your table is working together to fulfill the same goal i.e. fill the 8 positions in the miner table.  Theoretically, if you happen to join a table that already has 7 positions and you are #8, you will advance directly to the next position of Cutter immediately.

Let’s say however you are the 1st person to join as miner, this is the worse case scenario.  Your table will have 4 Cutters above you, 2 Polishers above them and 1 Collector above them.  That’s a total of 7 people plus you all working together to find 7 more people.  Regardless of who recruits the next person, that next person is recruited as a Miner and he too starts to work with everyone to try to fill the other empty positions in the Miner level.  (I hope I haven’t lost you).

I found this structure quite hard to follow initially because SO many MLMs are pretty much the same.  You recruit people under yourself and they recruit people under themselves etc.  But this structure is the most teamwork oriented I have seen.  In the other MLMs I have seen the people above you in the program are kind of like your competition.  If someone is interested in joining everyone is fighting to get that prospect to join under them.  It’s kind of ugly really, but with Canadian Diamond Traders structure it doesn’t matter who recruits the new member he will always go into the same position.

Of course you ARE in competition with people from OTHER tables.   However you aren’t really in competition with the person who recruited you, like you would be in the other online MLMs.

So once you and your team fill those 8 positions the person who is in the collector position at the top cycles out of the table and gets his $2500 marketing fee plus his $1900 valued diamond (if he is in the main program.  If it’s the feeder program then he just gets a free entry into the real/main $500  program and an $800 diamond, but he must pay the shipping fee in order to receive the diamond.  Shipping fee varies depending on country of course.  If you happen to be in Canada it’s about $20).

The person on the phone told me the way the table splits is calculated/decided by the software. I can only assume the software tries to evenly distribute the best recruiters so as to make things fair.  I’m not really sure if it’s possible if you will be separated from your original recruiter or not so it’s possible when the table splits he will abandon you as you essentially become his competition at that point.

Here is a little diagram to help explain the splitting process.  Let’s pretend you are M1 (Miner 1)

Table before the split :

Collector1

P1 P2

C1 C2 C3 C4

M1 (YOU) M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 M8

Once M8 is recruited this table automatically splits into 2 tables :

Table 1

Collector (previously P1)

P1 (previously C1) – P2 (previously C2)

C1 (previously M1 i.e YOU) – C2 (previously M2) – C3 (previously M3) – C4 (previously M4)

&

Table 2

Collector (previously P2)

P1 (previously C3) – P2 (previously C4)

C1 (previously M5) – C2 (previously M6) – C3 (previously M7) – C4 (previously M8)

Of course who goes where is decided by the software, I just split the tables this way as an example.  So you can see above that you are now in table 1.  The following people from your original table have now become your competition : P2, C3, C4, M5, M6, M7 & M8.

You are now working with your 3 fellow cutters (who were previously miners just like you) and the 3 people above you.  Your and everyone’s goal is now to find 8 new Miners to go into those 8 empty positions below you.  Those new miners will also help you achieve this goal.

Hopefully now you can see how much more teamwork oriented this is.  At any one time there is always a minimum of 8 people working together to accomplish the same goal, and when the M7 position is filled you have 14 people working together to fill the final M8 position.  This type of teamwork is a first for me and that’s why I think this program is good.

Possible Negative Points (Cons)

The difficulties I expect you will face with this program are no different from any other.  First everyone thinks “pyramid scam”.  But this is stigma you will have to overcome with any program and this is no exception.  Another problem may be the fear of the stability of the program.  GDI for example has about 10 years of history and is a publicly traded company, whereas I think Canadian Diamond Traders is a private company.

Another thing I think may work against you is the customer service staff.  The woman I spoke to on the phone is obviously a foreigner.  I couldn’t make out her accent actually but she did have a problem understanding me and I had to listen hard to understand her.  With all the money they are making they should really hire someone for $10/hour who is Canadian (i.e. native English speaker) and professional sounding.  I am sure that if anyone calls this company to check them out they will be put off by someone who doesn’t understand english well enough.  However in saying that she was nice and as helpful as she could have been.

The other problem maybe the $120 fee.  There are many other programs that are much cheaper like 4×1 Fortune which is only $11 one-time fee to join.  So you may find it difficult convincing people to part with $120.

From a pure mathematical point of view there are other programs that pay better.  For example when you cycle out of the Canadian Diamond Traders $500 program you get $2500 + $1900 (let’s say this is worth $3500 like they say).  You need to recruit 32 people in order to do this (either you or your team members).  So you are essentially getting x7 of your investment back for those 32 people.  But in 4×1 Fortune for example if you recruited 32 people you would earn a minimum of $150 which is over x13 what you paid in.

So Canadian Diamond Traders make an excellent profit, they could surely afford to pay more to their members.  In saying that the teamwork structure of Canadian Diamond Traders is much better than that of 4×1 Fortune So one has to weigh up what is more important to them and also what they think would be more appealing to their potential recruits.

In conclusion I would be willing to recommend this opportunity to anyone.  You must of course accept the possibility that the company will pull the plug suddenly and run away with the money, but they stand to make more money by continuing with their business plan so it wouldn’t be logical for them to do so.  However anything is possible right ?  In any business venture there is always an element of risk.

You may be wondering if I think this is such a great idea why didn’t I join ?  It’s because I still think the Niche Marketing is much better for me and I am making good money at it and most importantly I don’t need to recruit a single soul.  I am kind of off the idea of recruiting now as I know in order to be very successful in MLMs you need to persuade people and kinda force/pressure them into getting involved.  If the person is unable to replicate your success and they don’t earn money then you just end up making enemies and unfortunately most people are either unable to replicate your success or just don’t have the drive or motivation that I do.  So for the most part people just end up complaining that they haven’t made any money and blame me when the real reason for their failure is their impatience and lack of effort.  That is why I am sticking with the Niche Marketing which is totally free to join and doesn’t require recruiting.  It’s  a business that succeeds solely on my efforts alone and doesn’t depend upon the efforts of others.  This suits me much better and that is why I won’t join Canadian Diamond Traders simply because I just don’t have the time to work at it.  I am too busy building my website making business.

I hope this Canadian Diamond Traders Review has answered a few questions for you and helped you in your decision to join.  If you were thinking about it and you are brave enough to risk the $120 I recommend you try.  Of all the programs I have seen this one has a lot of cards in your favor and your team members are truly motivated to help you succeed and you also highly benefit from the success of others in your table.

Please don’t blame me if it doesn’t work, I am merely comparing this to other programs I have researched.  You must take risks in business in order to succeed.  You could probably say the most successful business men in the world are the ones who have failed the most.  Or you could say the foundation of success is an accumulation of 1 or more failures.

If you have any experience with Canadian Diamond Traders good or bad please leave your comment below for others to learn and benefit from.

They now claim to be able to offer a cell phone for $10 per month with unlimited texting and talk time.  If true they would certainly claim the entire cell phone market for themselves as this price is untouchable.  However I have yet to hear of anyone who actually has one of these phones at this price.

D.N.A. seem to have many promising future “plans” but how do we know they will actually come true ?  I for one would LOVE to have one of these phones as the price is simply amazing.

Does anyone know how to get your hands on one ?  Does anyone actually have one ?

Please leave more info below for me and others to read.  Comments (on topic) appreciated.

Of course it’s impossible to get any better than this.  I have seen many some forced matrices that allow you to break even with 2 and up until then that’s as low as I thought it would ever get, but this reverse 2 up system has made it possible to break even with 1.

Basically you pay $25 per month to be a member of Infinity downline.  I won’t bother talking about the “products” as nobody really cares.  Just some e-book and how-to videos etc (essentially information).  They just provide that in order to stay legal.

Once you recruit someone their $25/month goes directly to you.  So with just 1 recruit you are breaking even.  Your 2nd and 4th recruits get passed up to your sponsor so you aren’t actually in profit until you have 3 recruits.  Don’t let that put you off, as this passing up of recruits is necessary in order to have the leverage effect that everyone wants with MLM.

Every recruit from your 5th onwards will be yours to keep forever.

So the passing up process also happens in your benefit.  Your 1st, 3rd and 5th onward recrutis will pass up to your THEIR 2nd and 4th recruits.  Those 2 recruits will also in turn do the same thing.  So essentially everyone only needs to get 2 recruits to create a snowball effect.

The only drawback to this system, perhaps, is their is no forced matrix concept.  Which means there is no chance of “spillover” from your upline.  Of course your upline will be motivated to help you get your first 2 recruits as they don’t make any money until you have 2 so there is that possibility.  Therefore the lack of spillover may not be such a problem.

The main thing I don’t like about infinitydownline.com is that it’s a monthly fee program.  I haven’t had any good experiences with monthly payment schemes.  In all my experiments, I found that monthly payment programs don’t last long term which is the main thing preventing me from trying a monthly program again.  However, if I were to try another one I think I would try one that uses this “reverse 2 up” system, as I like being able to break even after only 1 recruit.  That should certainly help retention rates (the biggest problem with these online schemes).

Another thing that makes me suspicious is the fact that the owners of Infinity Downline don’t appear to be making any commissions off the members efforts.  Everyone passes their 2 referrals up to their sponsor but that’s as far as it goes.  The only money the admins are making would be from their own personal recruiting efforts.  That is very puzzling to me.

Perhaps there is a monthly admin fee that isn’t mentioned on the site anywhere.  But if there isn’t and it’s just a straight $25 payment then this is very strange, as no one makes a business where only the sales force make money and the company itself makes nothing from the efforts of the sales force.

All in all this scheme isn’t so bad from a strictly mathematical/compensation point of view.  Like all schemes there isn’t really any product that anyone wants.  This is just a legal way to get people to give each other “cash gifts”.  If some company offered the reverse 2 up system with a product that people actually need and use I would be all over that.   However, that is highly unlikely to ever happen.

Feel free to post your Infinity Downline experiences below, good or bad.  No affiliate links please.

I’m not even going to waste my time going into this program very much as I think it’s ridiculous.  Who pays $100 and then $25 per month to work anywhere ?  The fact that D.N.A. Data Network Affiliates are doing pretty much the exact same thing for free makes me wonder how narcthatcar.com will get anywhere with this.

I also believe that D.N.A. Data Network Affiliates will eventually fail, but if you were considering joining Narc That Car I recommend you at least try D.N.A. Data Network Affiliates instead because at least it’s free.

Overall I wouldn’t waste my time with any of these as they aren’t going to work long term.  I am enjoying success with Adsense and affiliate marketing which is the only free legit work from home program I have tried thus far.  I suggest you look at it yourself.

Feel free to leave comments regarding Narc That Car below.

]]> http://bestworkingfromhomejobs.com/is-narc-that-car-a-scam-a-review/feed 3 http://bestworkingfromhomejobs.com/google-money-kit-scam http://bestworkingfromhomejobs.com/google-money-kit-scam#comments Tue, 02 Mar 2010 16:14:28 +0000 http://bestworkingfromhomejobs.com/?p=176 This is a huge scam on the internet these days.  You get lured in by the low price of $1 or $2 which is just for the “shipping” of the “kit”.  In reality nothing ever arrives and you have just signed up to a monthly credit card billing cycle of anything from $50 to $100 or maybe even more.

Worse yet is you can’t call your credit card to cancel this subscription you have to call the “Google Money Kit” company themselves as only they can cancel it.  Good luck! Expect to be on hold for a very long time as they try to process the 100s or 1000s of other angry people who are calling to cancel just like you.

If you only signed up within the last few days you may be ok as they normally wait about 7 days before billing the first big one.  Either way be sure to get on the phone ASAP and sort this out as many people have lost a lot of money.

How they get away with this is beyond me, and worse yet is they are trying to cash in on Google’s good name.  Fact is these company are in no way whatsoever related to Google.  So Google should be suing them if you ask me.

]]> http://bestworkingfromhomejobs.com/google-money-kit-scam/feed 1 http://bestworkingfromhomejobs.com/is-fortune-frontier-a-scam-a-review http://bestworkingfromhomejobs.com/is-fortune-frontier-a-scam-a-review#comments Tue, 02 Mar 2010 15:36:56 +0000 http://bestworkingfromhomejobs.com/?p=170 So I received an email just now about this Fortune Frontier and decided to check it out as I usually like to do. What did I find ? Absolutely nothing !!! Just a pre-register page asking for my name and email address ?

What kind of ridiculousness is that ?

“Hello we are a company with a mystery product that we are positive is going to be a great seller. We can’t tell you what the product is, how much it will cost nor can we tell you what type of commission you will make. Just sign right here and you can be a part of this amazing opportunity.”

Am I the only one that thinks this is completely ridiculous ? Are people actually pre-registering for programs that have absolutely no information regarding what they are about ?

Any company that requires your email before they tell you anything STAY WELL AWAY. What that means is they know their program isn’t good enough to get people to join from an info page. The only way to get people to sign up is to bombard them with emails until they finally give in.

I hope you don’t waste your time. You will find a lot of opportunities on this site that are crystal clear. No smokes and mirrors here.

Fortune Frontier, what a joke ! Perhaps once they actually launch I will be able to update this post as to what program they actually have.  Until then I have filed it under “not recommended”.  But I’m pretty sure it won’t be anything special, just same old same old.

I joined anyways because it was a big buzz and I wanted to see what it was all about.  As with all cyclers you need to get 6 people to join under you before you are paid anything.  There is a small chance you will recieve a little spillunder of spillover, but in reality this hardly ever happens so it’s really up to you whether or not you will make money at this.

I marketed for about a month and I was able to sign up 4 people.  Nothing has really happened since then so I can’t really testify as to what the commission and pay out is like.  I need 2 more people to join me in order to get that information.  So if you are considering joining, by all means join with me and then I can post here the results for all to read.

According to the site you will earn $20 everytime you “cycle”.  When I first joined I only noticed afterward that this was a feeder program into another matrix.  That meant your commission weren’t paid to you in cash by they were fed into another higher paying monthly matrix.  This mean that you could possibly never ever see any direct cash commissions for EZ 2×2.  If I had known this in the beginning I wouldn’t have wasted my time.

However it appears they realised the stupidity of this and stopped it.  I can no longer find any references on their site to suggest the commissions go elsewhere, so hopefully once I get 2 more people to join I will recieve the promised $20 in cash.

Time will tell ….  CLICK HERE TO JOIN EZ 2×2 NOW

However, in all honesty it’s much better to join 4×1 Fortune.  The structure is absolutely identical ie a 2×2 cycler.  4×1 Fortune is only $1 more expensive however the pay out is 50% higher i.e. $30 for each cycle.  Therefore, with 4×1 Fortune around I have no idea why anyone would bother with EZ 2×2 now that they have tacked on the $3 admin fee.  They are no longer competitive.

So, if you were seriously considering joining EZ 2×2, by all means do so but for an extra $1 why not join 4×1 Fortune and make more money for each cycle ?  Otherwise CLICK HERE TO JOIN EZ 2×2

Feel free to leave comments below, positive or negative, about your EX 2×2 experiences.  I’m sure everyone would enjoy reading them.  No affiliate links please