48 Hour Cash Code Review- Scam Sandwich

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You wouldn’t believe where I ran into “48 Hour Cash Code” – on a very popular music star’s official website. I had to double and triple check and yup, it’s his. But upon further investigation, you can find the “ADD” button in the blog. So basically, anyone can put all loads of crap there. I’m not sure what the purpose is but I’m 100% he would never want to be associated with any shady company. Still, it can be used by unethical marketers especially because it’s from a legit site. It’s not alone, though, since there are numerous product posts which may or may not be scams.

So Much Fluff Just Within First Few Minutes

On the first few minutes of the sales video, all you will hear is how the narrator is fed up with all the BS and scams online. He says this over and over again and you’ll be pretty fed up with him too.  Anyway, the cost is at $1.95 which isn’t much. So if the earning potential is thousands of dollars, why is he giving it away for that measly amount? His answer is he wants to “help the average person make a life-changing income online.” The catch (you know, there’s always one) however is he gets a kick back at $20 for every $100 you make. BUT I still don’t have any idea what his system is about or how I’m going to earn lots of cash from it.

So Much Vagueness

He doesn’t mention his name, by the way. He just doesn’t want anyone searching for him on Google. That makes sense. This air of mystery is intriguing but for me, it’s not fitting for something that involves money especially when that very basic information is only for the members. Lol. Then goes on about how he met the creator of his system, David. He actually delves into a lot of boring, unnecessary details that I almost dozed off in the middle of the video. The gist of the sob story is to let you know that he just wants to pay it forward. The second part was about a recording from the members’ area but it didn’t load so I tried to leave. But a pop-up window offered me $1,300 to stay on the page so I decided to linger and see more.

Then, I was in for some major surprise.

I landed on a “secret page.” It’s basically the same URL but the interface and video is different from what I watched a few minutes ago. This “money hack” was leaked by the owner and I’m not really sure why. The spiel is similar to the “48 Hour Cash Code” which is not surprising considering that they may have the same creator. Unlike the former, this new video contains recorded testimonials from people I’ve already seen on some scam sites. You can find the first guy on Fiverr and hire him for only $5.

Free But Not Free At All

Because the video loads so slowly, I looked around the website and saw a contradiction: it says FREE but there’s a one-time payment of $9.95. There’s a lot of mumbo-jumbo that I found it difficult to decipher what this money-making scheme is about. In this regard, it’s exactly like “48 Hour Cash Code” – you have to join if you want to know more which I believe is just shady. I’m more than halfway through the video and I still don’t get where this is going. He keeps on saying “it’s not about the money” etc, but come on, we all know it’s always about the money. So long story short, it’s 12 Minute Pay Day which I have already reviewed before.

You can’t access their old URL before so I guess this is their way of pushing their ineffective system into clients. If you can remember my verdict for 12 Minute Pay Day, it’s this: “you’re just being redirected from one scam program to the next.” And it’s clear that’s what they’re doing here too. Some people just never learn.

VERDICT:

Their last scam has been exposed so what better way to hit two birds with one stone than putting one scam in between another. 12 Minute Pay Day had several complaints from people who lost plenty of money and I’ve no doubt, “48 Hour Cash Code” is the same. There are many loopholes to the “system” and everything has been sugar-coated with lies. It’s definitely not something you want to invest on.