Bad Reviews

If you’re here at this post you probably some how came across Internet Income University and are wondering whether or not it is a scam.

In this article I am going to give you my full review of this “University” and let you know if it is a true way to actually make an income on the internet, or if it’s a way to lose money online.

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What is Internet Income University?

Honestly I’m not even really sure what Internet Income University is… There isn’t really any explanation about what it is or what they offer at all.

At this point in time their website is a few unfinished pages that were most-likely from a template.

Do not be surprised if the website looks completely different from the version in the pictures that I screen captured.

Is it a Scam?

I always do my best to be completely honest whenever I do reviews of online money making platforms, and I can honestly say that I did not even try this one out.

The website is poorly put together and barely finished in most places.  The FAQ section and About sections are not even filled out and contain place holders put there be the person who created the template that they use.

The Only parts of the website that actually work are surprisingly enough the sections where you can give them money for the training that they offer.

The only times I do not try out the products that I review are the times that I am nearly 100% sure that it is a…

Conclusion

Internet Income University looks as if it is a completely abandoned attempt to create an internet marketing training platform.

I highly advise that you stay away from this website and do not enter in any personal or credit card information.

As I said earlier, I did not take the risk of giving them my money to try out there training so I could be wrong.  So if you do make the decision to go against my advice and purchase their training, please be sure to let me know how it turned out.

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns please let me know in the comments below!

 

 

This is going to be a rather short scam review of Profit Streams Online because I knew it was a scam the second I received an email about it because it uses nearly the exact same graphics and tactics of several other scams that I have already written about.

What is Profit Streams Online?

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Profit Streams Online is another scam that claims that you can become rich by simply posting links online.  I know that the information that they give you after you enter your information in is very appealing and sounds great, but the fact of the matter is that it will not work, and I will tell you why here shortly.

What Makes it a Scam?

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I’ve been reviewing online money making opportunities for quite some time now, so I’ve really learned how to avoid online scams.

The first things that I look for are some red flags that are commonly used in online marketing scams. One of the biggest red flags to me, is when a “program” asks you to put in your bank information before even explaining to you what you will be doing in order to make the money.

I have come across several legitimate online money making programs, and I can promise you that each and everyone of them tells you exactly what you will be getting before they even give you a chance to enter in your credit card info.

For Example, my #1 recommended program, gives you the opportunity to try out their program and test it for yourself before taking any information.

Along with the lack of information about how you will make your money, Profit Streams Online also has several other red flags.

• Claims of limited spots open
• Fake Testimonials
• Exact website design as other scams
• Original Cheap Price

There are not limited spots open, they will take anyone’s money who will give it to them.  The testimonials are the same fake ones that I have seen on the other websites, and they use stock photos for the people.

I know the $1.95 price tag makes you think that it may be worth the risk, but trust me, it is not. Websites like this will continue to secretly take money out of your account without your knowledge.

Not to mention, if you read the fine print at the bottom, it says that you will be charged $29.95 every month from here on out until you cancel your membership, which may prove to be a difficult task.

Conclusion

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Profit Streams Online is a scam that you should avoid at all costs. It is part of an online scam that spans over hundreds of websites that were created solely to take your money and give you nothing in return.

If you give them your money, you will be given some information about link posting, which does not work anymore, and you will not make any money from it.

They will also continue to take money from you, and contact you with multiple phone calls and emails every single day.

Listen to my warning and do not give any information to Profit Streams Online.

If you want a legitimate way to make money online I suggest that you read more about my top ranked program Wealthy Affiliate!

If you have any questions or concerns please let me know in the comments below!

Recently Copy Buffett has completely blown up all over the place with claims of amazing profits in incredibly short amounts of time.

These claims even come from reputable websites and bloggers who I have trusted in the past. The problem is that the people who write these make money every time that they get someone to sign up, so it’s in their best interests to give the software a good review.

I am not an affiliate of Copy Buffett, and you will not see a single affiliate link, or any link at all to the software. This is my 100% honest review, with my not so good results.

What is Copy Buffett?

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Copy Buffett is a binary options trading software that allows you to trade options on complete auto pilot, with a claimed success rate above 80%.

The creator Jeremy Fin, a software developer supposedly spent 6 years with a team of acquaintances studying the strategy of the most successful investor of all time, Warren Buffett.

They used this information to create an algorithm that is meant to predict and win trades.

My Poor Results

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After finally deciding to invest the minimum $250, I turned on the auto trader, and set the percentage to 95%, which is higher than what most people have suggested.

I was hoping for at least a few trades with high accuracy. I got the few trades, but not the accuracy that was promised.

Over the next few days the software made a few trades each day (2 or 3), and most of them were losses.

Out of the 10 trades that were made, only 2 of them were wins, the other 8 were losses.

causing me to lose nearly all of my $250 investment.

I know that you can’t really judge the accuracy of a software will just 10 trades, but 10 trades can lead to the loss of a lot of money.

8 losses at $25 a pop is $200, which is not a small amount of money to me.

I just want to make sure that you all are aware of the possibility of losing your investment.

I went in thinking that I would begin to see my account slowly rise, but instead I ended up watching it quickly fall.

Is Copy Buffett a Scam?

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Honestly I’m not sure whether Copy Buffett is a scam or not, but what I can tell you is that I nearly lost my $250 in just a few short days of investing it.

This does not prove it a scam, perhaps I was very unlucky, but this lead me to do some more digging.

I found several articles of people saying that the same thing had happened to them.

I don’t want to call it a scam because many of the websites and bloggers that I trust highly recommend it, but I do not trust these websites blindly.

I left some comments on a few of the websites explaining how I lost my money, but not one of them was approved.

It’s hard to tell whether that is because they know it is a scam, but they don’t want their readers to know, or it’s because I am one of the few people it failed, and they don’t want that to discourage others.

Only time will tell whether Copy Buffett is a scam or not, and time will most certainly bring it to light if it is.

Conclusion

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I cannot with all certainty say if Copy Buffett is a scam, but I can say that it is clearly risky.  Do not invest your last $250 or $500 in it expecting it to double in a week, because you may end up losing it all like me.

If you have extra money that you want to invest, by all means give it a try, but just be aware of the risk that you are taking.

I know 10 trades is not enough to tell how well the software works, so I will keep trading until I lose all of my investment, or begin to make money. I will make an update in the future to let you all know how it turned out.

Trading Binary Options is risky in general, and is not the main way I make money online.

Let me know what you think of Copy Buffett in the Comments below, I truly want your opinions!

Net Income Source is a moderately professional looking website but is unfortunately a complete scam.  Throughout this review I will give you plenty of reasons why you should avoid Net Income Source at all costs.

If you are looking for a legitimate way to make money online, read about my #1 recommended program Wealthy Affiliate.

What is Net Income Source?

Net Income Source is an online link posting scam that is a bit more professional looking than many of the other scams that I have some across in the past. Don’t let that fool you, they are in fact a scam.

How is it a Scam?

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They make claims that you are getting a $59.95 value for the incredibly low price of $1.95. The $1.95 price tag is a evil lure that is supposed to make you think, “well heck, it’s worth the $2 if there is even the slightest chance that I can get rich.”

They lure you in with the $1.95 but if you read the fine print at the bottom, you’ll be charged nearly 30 bucks every month if you don’t go through the hassle of cancelling.

If you aren’t the type of person that checks their bank statements every single month, then it might be awhile before you notice that you are being charged a constant fee.

Now I know that this doesn’t make it a complete scam, but if you add in the fact that the information that you get if you join if out of date and useless, then you can call it a scam.

Same as Other Scams

Net Income Source is eerily similar to other scams that I have reviewed in the past, which leads me to believe that they will do a few of the following things.

• They will secretly make unauthorized charges to your account that you may not notice.
• They will send you a ridiculous amount of spam mail
• Won’t give you a refund no matter what
• Try to get you to spend more money on useless products

There is a good chance that if you gave them your credit card information, you’ll have to cancel your card or close your account in order to be safe.

Link Posting Doesn’t Work

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Many of these scams make you pay to get some simple information about link posting. Once upon a time, you could get paid to post links in various places. These links would direct traffic to websites, and those websites would pay you money for getting people to visit their website.

It worked when you could post thousands of links a day all over the comments section of any website that you could visit, but you can’t do that anymore.

For one, spam detection has become too advanced to make a great deal of money from this.  Google will not rank websites that have these links all over their comments section, so websites monitor comments closely and block the spam. I do this constantly.

There are plenty of other reasons why it won’t make you money, but I’m not going to go too much into detail about it.

Conclusion

Net Income Source is a big fat

Although it doesn’t seems as spammy and obvious as some of the other scams out there, it is still one at it’s core.

If you are trying to make REAL money online, I would suggest you learn more about affiliate marketing from a place like Wealthy Affiliate. That’s where I got my start online, and I would change it for the world.

If you have any questions or concerns, let me know in the comments below!

In this review of The Monthly Payouts, I will be telling you everything that you need to know about it, and whether I believe it is a legitimate way to make money online, or if it is a scam that you should completely avoid.

What Is The Monthly Payouts?

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First off, I’m just going to go ahead and let you know that it is in fact a SCAM.

It is a website that can be found at www.themonthlypayouts.com and it makes claims that you can easily earn up to $500 a day by simply completing tasks.

They claim that there are no fees, membership fees, or any types of payments to be made.

So what could you possibly lose? Stick around and I’ll let you know.

How They Claim You’ll Earn Money

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When you sign up for your account there is only one simple thing that you have to do in order to add money to your account, and that is by getting others to sign up.

$5 will be added to your account every time you get another person to sign up for the membership, then you will earn $2 for every person they get to sign up, then another $1 for every person they get to sign up.

It’s a 3-tier earning system… well actually according to them, it’s a 3 tire earning system.

That is just one of the many spelling and grammatical errors that this website has.

How You’ll Lose Money

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Okay, so you don’t pay anything, and you actually see money added in when you get someone to sign up, so what could the problem possibly be?

Well for one, you will never see the money that you have earned by getting others to sign up.

They have a $300 minimum for you to take your money out, this means that you have to get several people to sign up before you can even attempt to get your money.

The problem is that when you try to take out money, they give you a run around. They’ll most likely send you an email with a link that won’t work, or they’ll give you a survey that you need to complete first, but the survey won’t work.

But that’s not the worst part!

When creating your account you have to give them the email address to your PayPal account, this is where a huge problem is introduced.

I don’t know about you guys, but I use the same password for nearly every account that I make.  This makes it easier for me to login in to all of the accounts that I have. I’m sure some of you do the same thing.

Well if you gave them your PayPal email address, and created a password to login into your account with The Monthly Payouts, there is a good chance that they have all of the information they need in order to access your PayPal account.

If you made this mistake, I suggest you go change your password as soon as possible, and check your account to make sure nothing has changed.

Conclusion

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There are definitely ways to make notably money online, but this is absolutely not one of those ways.

The Monthly Payouts is a poorly put together

Do not waste your time getting others to sign up.  You will never see any of the money that you earn throughout your efforts.

Do not give them any of your information, especially your PayPal email address because it will be used against you.

If you are legitimately looking for a way to make money online, I suggest that you read into my #1 recommendation Wealthy Affiliate.

If you have any questions or concerns, let me know in the comments below!

 

I’ve seen this same scam time and time again. In this short review of The Millionaire Bot I will be going over what the “program” is, and why I am absolutely certain that it is a scam.

If you are looking for an online money making program that isn’t a scam, I suggest that you read into Wealthy Affiliate.

What is it?

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The Millionaire Bot is supposedly an automatic binary options trading software that will earn you at least $13,425 in your first day, and every single day after that for the rest of your life.

If that sounds a little too good to be true, it’s because it really is.

The Millionaire Bot is a Complete Scam

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I know that every bone in your body wishes that it was true, and you would make tens of thousands of dollars a day by simply using this program, but unfortunately it’s not going to happen.  I honestly would give anything to make it true, but it’s not.

The Millionaire Bot is simply another binary options trading scam that will do nothing but make you lose money.

How is it a Scam?

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Well first things first, the acting in the promotional video sets off an immediate red flag in the scam department.  I’ve gone through and seen plenty of these scams, and I have to say that the acting in this one ranks up there with the worst.

If you’ve ever heard of Fivverr.com then you probably know that you can pay $5 for people to various small tasks.  You can even get people to act out a short video saying what ever you want them to. That’s most likely where all of these actors were found.

The couple you see throughout the video can easily be found by simply searching for a couples testimonial over at Fivverr.

I’m sure the other actor could be found if you spent some time looking.

That’s just one of the many things that points to scam for this software.

Avoid at All Costs

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Stay away The Millionaire Bot because I can promise you that you will do nothing but lose your money.  Personally I stay away from trading binary options. I know that there are people out there who make great money trading, but it’s a bit too risky for my liking.

Regardless of whether you want to accept the risk and get into trading binary options or not, make sure to go no where near this scam!

Conclusion

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Normally my reviews are a bit longer, but The Millionaire Bot is a blatant scam which took someone very little effort to create.  There isn’t much else to say about it.

If you are looking to make money online I suggest you read about my #1 recommended program Wealthy Affiliate, and put in the effort necessary to make some real money online.

If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know in the comments below!

 

My First Online Payday may seem professional and legit, but trust me, it’s a scam.  Throughout this review I will give you all of the reasons why you should avoid it at all costs.

If you are looking for a legitimate way to make money online, I suggest you read about my #1 recommended program Wealthy Affiliate! 

What is My First Online Payday?

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My First Online Payday claims to be a binary options trading software created by Jeremy Matthews that will help you earn thousands and thousands of dollars online in no time at all. If you take a bit of a closer look at the website, you’ll realize that in reality it is actually just a giant, poorly put together scam.

How is it a Scam?

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Here are just a few of the things that makes this program a scam

• Fake Testimonials
• Website doesn’t function right
• Jeremy Matthews is a paid actor
• Claims to be indorsed by big companies

Those are just a few of the things that make this “Software” a scam.

Have you heard of Fivver.com? It’s a place where freelance workers will do various tasks for you if you simply pay them five dollars. If you do a little bit of research into MFOP you will realize that this entire website was created with the help of freelancers on Fivver.

That’s right, Jeremy Matthews is actual a paid actor from Fivver who was paid to be the spokesperson for this scam, and you guessed, so is Amy Tan.

I suggest that you take a little bit of extra time to search around and read through all of the pages on their website.  Well, if you try to you’ll quickly realize that none of the links, tabs, or even social media buttons do anything when they are clicked on.

In fact, the only thing that actually works in the area where you need to enter your information in order to sign up.

Do Not Invest Money!

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In the beginning it makes claims that it is absolutely 100% free, you don’t have to enter in your credit card information, and heck, they even give you a free $50 to start.

After you start “playing” and working through the system you eventually get to a point where you have to invest a minimum of $250, and I can’t tell you enough to not do it.

I’ve read several comments from people stating that when it comes time to withdraw the money that you’ve earned, they sudden start having problems finding your email address.

Conclusion

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My First Online Payday is a scam created with the absolute intent to take your money from you.

Everything is completely fake from the actor who was paid to be the spokesperson, to the non-functioning website and fake endorsements from larger companies.

Avoid this “Program” at all costs because it is 100% a complete…

If you have any questions, or experiences with My First Online Payday, please let me know in the comments below!

Online Cash Source claims that you can completely supplement your income by simply following their program.

Is this true, or is it just a big fat scam.  Find out in this review of Online Cash Source.

What is Online Cash Source?

Online Cash Source is a supposed online training program that will give you the steps that you need in order to make a full time living online, from the comfort of your own home.

This is where I would normally write a little bit about what you would be doing in order to make money if you signed up, but unfortunately they don’t give any of this information on the website.

That right there is an immediate red flag for me.  Every single money making opportunity that I have found online tells you exactly what you will be doing and how you will be doing it before you even give them your name.

Check out Wealthy Affiliate, they give you everything you need to know before you even sign up for their free membership!

Is Online Cash Source a Scam?

I know OCS seems like a fairly legitimate, well put together website but unfortunately it is just a large scheme put together in order to get your money, and your personal information.

How do I know this?

I’ve reviewing online money making programs for quite sometime now, and I’ve come across several that are incredibly identical to OCS, and they were scams as well.

Ultimate Home Profits, and Home Income Flow are two of the most recent ones that I have found. If you look at these other websites you will see that they use extremely similar graphics, logos, and the writing is even really close.

What Else Makes it a Scam?

Like I said earlier I’ve been writing these reviews for a while now, and I’ve gotten pretty good at figuring out which ones are scams.

There are a few things that stand out:

• Similar to other scams
• Aren’t on CNN, or ABC like they claim
• Testimonials are probably fake
• Limited time and spot open (a fake claim)
• Link Posting Doesn’t work anymore

These are just a few of the things that makes this program a scam.

Still Think it Might Work?

If you still have a little bit of hope that it might work, I’ll tell you why it won’t.

The way that they claim you will make your fortune is through link posting, which unfortunately is not a good way to make money online anymore.

Here’s why…

Sure, there are companies that will pay you a small amount if you can get people to click on your link that directs them to your website.

But that system just isn’t effective anymore because Google put a stop to it.

Once upon a time you could simply post hundreds, if not thousands of links in the comments of various websites, but Google doesn’t like that anymore.

If an article has a bunch of these irrelevant links in it’s comments, Google won’t rank them in the search engine.  Which is why websites will not allow you to post these links anymore.

Conclusion

Online Cash Source may seem like legitimate way to make money online, but I promise you that it is not.

I strongly advise against giving them any of your information because it will be used to try and contact you in order to sell you things.

Do not do the small entry fee of $1.97 because if you don’t cancel after 5 days, you will be charged $29.95.

OCS isn’t the worst scam that I have come across, they won’t try and hack into your bank account and steal your money. (at least I don’t think they will) But you will not make the money that you put into it back.

My Final Verdict is that you should…

Avoid at All Costs

If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know in the comments below!

 

 

If you are someone who ran across profit shield and are wondering whether it is a legitimate program or a scam, then you’ve come to the right place. Today I am going to be reviewing it, and giving you my thoughts about it.

What is Profit Shield?

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The Profit Shield income suite is a binary options trading software that claims to automate the buying and trading system. The spokesperson claims that he has set up an advance algorithm that is military grade protected… I’m not exactly sure what that even means.

It supposedly combines the use of the little-known “Brute Force” method with large real-time data sets and information.

Is Profit Shield a Scam?

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Unfortunately, Profit Shield is in fact a scam.  I’m sure you made it to this post because you were smart enough to question the legitimacy of the program before jumping in and investing the $250 that they want from you.

I’m not going to lie to you, I did not invest the $250 in order to give it a try and prove that its a scam.  With many of the product that I review, I will purchase them in order to give an honest, and trust worthy review.

Here’s why I didn’t buy it…

I’ve seen this same scam time and time again.  Binary options trading scams pop up all over the place on a regular basis, and they all look incredibly similar and not one of them has actually worked.

7 Day Millionaire, Millionaire Money Machine, and PopBizOp are just a few of these scams that I have reviewed in the past.  Just check them out and see for yourself the similar claims that they make.

I recommend you go and read about my Top Ranked Program Wealthy Affiliate.

The Risks of Signing Up

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One thing that I want you to be real careful about, is giving them your email address and a password in order to sign up for the account.  This goes for any website that might seem a little bit fishy.

Here’s why…

When you give them your email and set up a password for the account, there is a good chance that you have used that same email address and password for other accounts.

Some websites like these will take the email and password that you provide, and attempt to use them to log into your other accounts. I’m fairly sure that this happened once before to me with my PayPal account, luckily I used a different password so they just temporarily locked my account with failed login attempts.

Even if you don’t have a PayPal account, they can still try to login to your actual email accounts in order to get personal information off of you.  This can jeopardize not only you, but also the people you email.

Profit Shield Review Conclusion

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Just in general, trading binary options is a risky business.  You can make money doing it, but there is no fool proof plan that will make you millions without putting in any effort.

If you have a bunch of money to invest you could make a living trading binary options, a bunch of people do, but you have to put in the time and effort to learn the system and invest in an educated way.

Profit Shield is a…

and you should avoid it at all costs.

How I Legitimately Make Money Online

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Although many of the claims that you hear about making money online are scams, there are actually legit ways to make money online.

The way that I do it is through affiliate marketing. I learned everything you could ever possible need to know about affiliate marketing at an amazing place called Wealthy Affiliate! I recommend that you read about them and give it a try, It changed my life and I’m sure it will change yours too.

If you have any questions or concerns please let me know in the comments below!