37 Clicks Review- Just A Big Fat Scam Really

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Let me say it upfront – “37 Clicks” is a link posting scam. Okay, I’ll start off with the supposed creator Kelly Scott. It’s a fictitious name and her sob story is almost always about a single mom who, just like you, is trying to get by with her bills and other expenses. Then, she found out about the bogus business and became so successful she had everything she’s ever dreamed of – unlimited vacation, luxury cars, and a mansion. This is so overused I’m surprised anyone is still falling for it especially with all those stock photos they use.

Fake Actress Gives It Away

Aside from this particular program, you can also find Kelly Scott endorsing Careers For You, Home Internet Careers and Internet Careers Online. Their modus is a typical bait and switch trick. They’d do anything to make you provide them with your credit card details and then, they’d swindle as much money as they can from you. Some even had thousands of dollars lost from these scammers. Take note, some of the dead giveaways of these cons include the use of news logos like CNN, Yahoo! News, and Fox to name a few AND they would put Kelly Scott’s name in a fake news report in a phony website. It doesn’t matter what they’re currently called, most of them will have the same graphics and word-for-word content. If you see these, be wary and extra cautious. Or better yet, close the pop-ups and websites immediately.

Clicking Links To Make Money? I Don’t Think So

So back to 37 Clicks – their promise is that you can earn a lot of cash by posting advertising links. The thing is, it feels suspicious from the very start. Though they make outrageous profit claims, they provide no information what their business is about. You need to sign up first if you’d like to find out (Pretty shady, huh?). That’s their dirty way of obtaining your email address and quite possibly, your credit card details. And like every other scam, they have this scarcity tactic – there are very few positions left. Quite an urgency considering you don’t even know what you’re getting yourself into yet.

Read The Fine Print

You see, if you read the fine print, their disclaimer is so carefully worded that you won’t realize that they just told you that none of this is true. From the check and income statements to comments from people who don’t even exist – it’s all fake. They used a news report without any permission and authorization from the network but still get away with it because there’s not enough budget to go after scammers like them. It’s also a waste of resources on the part of the network.

Also keep in mind that the scammers siphon more money by hiring cold-blooded and experienced sales people who will convince you of the up-sells you might need. These are usually business coaching services which are ineffective because they don’t really care about anything else except to get you to pay more.

Verdict

The only people getting any money from this are the scammers. Meanwhile, you will be left with zero bank account while they will move on and make another “program.” Stay away from this and anything that has to do with Kelly Scott.