Does Copy Paste Ads Scam People? My Review and Opinion

Posted by Vince in Not Recommended | 1 comment

Working at home has always had its perks. Most people would say it’s about balancing time with work and family. While I do agree, I believe there are also other reasons which I will name here:

• No more long and tiring commutes: Let’s face it, most probably you spend more than 15 minutes going to and fro your workplace. Think about what you can do with that time. You can sip your coffee while reading the morning paper or have breakfast with your spouse. And let’s not forget two important things here: saving on gas and avoiding the ever-annoying traffic. There’s no surer way of making Mondays worse than the sound of angry commuters, drivers and the slow pace of moving vehicles.
• A less stressful environment: We’ve all had that one co-worker who, for some known or unknown reason, just gets on our nerves. Or maybe a boss who hovers at your desk every now and then. Working at home eliminates all those plus, you can opt for a quiet environment or a noisy one (blast your speakers all you want). Basically, it’s your call.
• Increase in productivity: It all boils down to this. WAH means getting things done. Especially when you work best when you’re alone, this is a more preferable option than the usual 9-to-5 grind.

What I’m trying to point out is this; it’s no longer surprising why more and more people try to look for ways to earn money online. Some, in their desperation, resort to trying out ANYTHING without checking if it’s legit. And this is where Copy Paste Ads come in.

According to their home page, your job is to post ads, send emails and voila, you get $25 for each processed email. The estimated income potential is at $3,750.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Sounds easy right?

Wrong. In reality, you won’t just be ‘posting. The truth is you’ll be SPAMMING the social media timelines of your family and friends.

But will you really be earning 25 bucks for EACH processed email? The answer is a very big NO.

Here’s the real deal: when you pay the one-time fee of $25, you’ll get your own website which is exactly like theirs. Remember the spamming part? You’ll be posting and posting these ads and sending out emails, right? If and only if you can get people to do the same thing you did – sign up and pay $25 – that’s when you can get your $25 commission.

The fact of the matter is, with so many scams flooding the internet – anywhere from binary options to pyramid scheme – people have learned to be wary. Most of them would likely ask you what you’re trying to sell them and if you’re honest, there’s really nothing here. You can go all day telling them how much they can earn but in the end, you know you’re just hoping they’ll be as vulnerable as you were when you fell for this con.

VERDICT:

Copy Paste Ads is a scam. It’s not sustainable in the long run and I highly doubt you’d be getting decent earnings even in the next few days after starting. You’ll likely lose friends (or whoever it is you tried to spam) in the process and for what? Working at home is enticing and most people are choosing it over the traditional 9-to-5 work. But this is NOT the best way to do it. It’s not even a good place to start. So if you’re currently on the hunt for a job that lets you be in your PJs and on your couch, I suggest ignoring Copy Paste Ads. There are still hundreds of other options, trust me.