Emily’s Income Challenge Review- 90 Day Scam or Any Good?

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With the advent of stay-at-home jobs, many people have desired to take advantage of the obvious benefits such a job would offer. However this has this has created an opportunity for conmen to take advantage of thousands of individuals through the use of spectacular claims as bait. The Emily’s income challenge is a website that claims to offer anyone the opportunity to make between $500 and $5000 per month. The challenge features by Emily Sanders (is this even her real name?) giving a video on the challenge.

Nothing But Hype

In order to take part in the Emily Sanders Income Challenge, all one needs is to visit the website. The first thing that you see is a short video that describes the benefits of being part of the challenge.

However, the odd thing about the video is that, one can only pause it but cannot rewind or forward it. Few take this to be a sign of something amiss and most simply attribute this anomaly to errors in the format the video was uploaded onto the page.

The first thing that the video emphasizes is that all one needs is j a few hours a day and an internet connection in order to participate. The next thing that the video makes known to the user is that the earnings from the challenge would be directly deposited into their account at no extra cost to the participant.

Something Seem Fishy?

Most people start wondering at this point in the video why Emily Sanders would want to share such information instead of using it to continue making more money. Simply what is Emily Sanders gaining from helping people make money online? The video tactfully addresses this early seeds of doubt by explaining to the viewer that Emily has reached a plateau phase in her earnings and would like to overcome it through the site visitor’s help. At this point most people conclude that it’s harmless to watch the rest of the video.

The remainder of the video explains what exactly it is that the website visitor will be doing in order to make at least $500 or at most $5000 a month. It finally informs the would be beneficially of the website that he/she would be directed to an Internet Business systems website which is a valid business registered with the Better Business Bureau.

Give Away Your Info To Be Marketed To

In order to become part of the challenge, the site visitor is required to register by giving personal and contact details on the Emily Income Challenge website. However, upon giving personal and contact details and clicking the button for the next step, one is directed to an automated payday loans site. The site then proceeds to notify the site visitor that in order to complete registration, the would-be beneficiary of the challenge needs to pay a $77 fee. This is the monthly membership fee to most automated payday sites. Most people don’t notice that this has nothing to do with the challenge and gullibly pay the fee only to realize the mistake when it’s too late. Without a doubt, it is obvious that the Emily Income challenge is borderline at least.