The first time I heard about this new program “Fastest Way To 1k Per Month,” I thought it was realistic enough especially when you compare it to those with outrageous claims. So I decided to look deeper into this. I mean, who knows? It just might be something plenty of people can benefit from. What Is It? It’s a video tutorial by Paul Nicholls valued at $6.93 which will supposedly teach you the fastest means of earning a thousand dollars. Well, I guess the name of the program really says Read more...

“Predictable Systematic Approach” to making money online – this is Automated Wealth Network’s sales pitch. Somehow, this is all too similar with those shady programs peppered on the internet. I don’t mean to be a buzzkill but the video with one of the creators, Tim Chesonis, contains several statements which contradict what they actually deliver the moment you sign up. In fact, in their home page, there’s NOTHING that explains what you’re getting yourself into – not even a hint. Before Read more...

When I first read about Mad Max Profits, the first thing that came to mind was the recently launched Tom Hardy movie, “Mad Max: Fury Road.” There was a lot of hype with that one and it made me wonder if the there’s a reason why one program was named after the film. Is it coincidental? Nope, I’ll tell you why later. The moment you visit Mad Max Profits’ website, you’re greeted with an overly enthusiastic voice from the sales video. After a few minutes, I couldn’t believe what I was Read more...

With the Binary Options Trading industry, I thought I’ve seen it all – fake news stories, fake testimonials, fake software, and fake promises. Apparently, there’s no limit to man’s imagination when it comes to scamming. What am I talking about? Here’s the deal: When you check The Armchair Millionaire on Google, you’ll generate results from legitimate sources such as GoodReads. So, what is a trading software doing on a book review site? Unfortunately, the scammers realized that the Read more...

When I heard about Earn at Home Club, I didn’t immediately tag it as a scam. BUT when I heard that it first showed a story about Jennifer Becker, it made me change my mind. Not only was she listed as among the most used fake biz-bots by scam sites but the way the fake news column was presented was eerily similar to previous scam programs. In fact, in the “$6000 A Month Club” scam; she was called as America’s Number 1 Job Consultant” without any proof to her claim. Of course not everyone Read more...

First of all, I’d like to commend the creators of Wonder Clicks for taking time in making a professional and legitimate-looking website as compared to those with super simple interface which anyone with access to YouTube can make. There are several red flags which you can easily pinpoint if you’re familiar with other binary options scams. Nevertheless, let me give you a rundown: Wonder Clicks is an app used by brokers. It’s an auto algorithm that’s been patented and they have a team of Read more...