Honest 2k A Day System Review- Another Hyped Scam or Not?

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The 2K A Day System was launched in mid-august 2014 by the well-known Travis Stephenson. His other programs did have some problems and the reviews are not exactly positive. This new program starts with a bold claim that might stir up some spirits for the inexperienced.

The Program

2K A Day starts with this exact claim that anyone could make $2000 in 24 hours since watching the video. The introductory clip promotes a completely free system that is going to make a lot of money for the ones that decide to join. The people that join the program will get all the required training to earn money and all of this is for free… Or is it?

The Fishy Part About The 2k A Day System

2K A Day advertises itself as a free program but that is not true. The first part is offered for free but in order to gain access to the second part, members need to buy hosting using a link provided by Travis.

As expected it is an affiliate link for Coolhandle hosting which is one of the most expensive providers out there. Their plans stat at well over $10 per month and the payment is done for a full year in advance. There is no monthly payment plan. This means that Travis forces its members to pay more than $100 for hosting.

Sounds bad already and it gets even worse. The same hosting package can be bought for less than $5 per month from most other major providers. Travis must have some sort of partnership with Coolhandle in which he gets a rather significant chunk out of these clients he refers. 

From this point on, members are endorsed to promote their newly purchased domains which host pages that promote the program itself to get more people to join. For each new member that joins and buys hosting they get a small commission. It is actually a basic MLM system in which the owner of the program gets the money and then he distributes them to the members and their downlines.

Common Sense And 2K A Day

Last but not least, the program has one major problem: Nobody, no matter how good they are, can build a website today and earn $2000 from it in 24 hours. It takes years to get to such a daily income and very few people managed to achieve such figures. It takes Google longer than that to index a new domain. The title of the program itself is misleading and attempts to lure in the ones that are new to online money making.

The Bottom Line

The 2K A Day System is what many people would call a hosting scam. They still survive and new ones appear each day. This is just one of them and it is more than obvious that the system is abusive and misleading. Coolhandle iself is not a trustworthy hosting provider as it has been involved with multiple other similar programs.

2K A Day lacks credibility, relies on false advertising and makes claims that are difficult to believe. The whole system itself has been proven to be flawed and the model behind it is meant to make money only for the owner of the program.

Being honest about it, if anyone had the secret to make $2000 per day would they sell it or even give it for free? The answer is more than obvious.