K Money Machine Review- Another Scam? You Might Be Surprised

Posted by Vince in Not Recommended | 1 comment

K Money Machine promises to give you passive income. According to them, there’s no need for a huge investment, you only need a few hours per week and you basically don’t need to know anything about writing. The fact that they mention reaping big rewards with very little work already serves as a red flag for me. Basically, the premise is to get rich quick.

The thing is, K Money Machine is quite new but a search in Google for customer reviews can yield suspicious results. In fact, I reached the third page result and read similar reviews which aren’t helpful; don’t contain solid facts and are merely stating over and over again how many benefits you can get by purchasing the program. I checked out all of them and despite being scattered through different websites, the content is the same. Some even use similar phrases.

It’s like they were given keywords and paid to write raving reviews. Unfortunately, they sound unreliable and inconsistent after reading just the first few statements.

So, I decided to go directly to the website. There, the first thing you will see (and hear) is a video by the creator, Jason Bracht. He mentions several things here which we will try to dissect.

1. “Get you started on making a passive income in as little as one week.”

Such unrealistic promises almost always scream fake and shady. Remember the rule: “If it’s too good to be true, it must be.” Especially when you put in minimal effort, it’s not quite possible to start earning that fast!

2. “I’m only going to be able to leave this presentation up for a limited time. So this may literally be the only chance you get to see this presentation all the way through.”

There’s that classic sales strategy of creating the impression that the demand is high and you need to “hurry” to buy. Consumers are often drawn to creating a purchase that makes them feel “special” in a way which is why the use of “limited time” or “limited offer” is an effective trick after piquing their curiosity first.

3. “I stumbled upon an amazing trick to finding top notch writers who will write for practically nothing.”

Now, why would those talented writers want to do something in return for nothing? It makes very little sense to me. Just to be fair to him, he also has some realistic claims which is why we’ll match both the pros and cons of this Kindle Money Machine.

PROS:

• Valued at $27 and with a 60-day money back guarantee
• Writing books and publishing them CAN earn money online especially if the topic is
• interesting.
• Published books CAN serve as a source of passive income because people can
• continue purchasing long after the e-book has been released.
• Outsourcing services CAN save you time, effort and money.

CONS:

• One week to start earning is unrealistic especially for newbies.
• Finding a cheap and talented writer won’t be easy especially if those writers know their true worth.
• The fake reviews posted all over the internet just makes this program more suspicious because if he had plenty of successful students, why the need to pay other people just to write reviews? He can easily ask those students to pen their own experience.

VERDICT:

To end, the sales video might just work since the creator knows how to pique interest and curiosity. However, this program needs more real and honest reviews to be deemed legitimate. During the whole duration of the video, the creator keeps repeating how much his method is proven but there are rarely any testimonials to make true to his claim. Nevertheless, it could be safe to try because of the money-back guarantee.