Nomadic Profits Review- Is It Really A Scam?

Posted by Vince in Borderline | 1 comment

Nomadic Profits is an online business that is based on Nomadicprofits.com. The firm promises to enable people to do really simple tasks and make a lot of money, anywhere, so long as they have a computer. It is owned and operated by a company called Fuzebird Idea Factory. The site was launched in 2011 and has been ranked as ‘Popular’ by Alexa. Does it really make money for you; or is it a scam? We decided to have a look at how it operates, and even opened an account with them – to get the inside scoop. Here is what we found out .

You ‘Invest’ Before you Earn

The owner of the site says that it is not an Multi- Level- Marketing (MLM) scheme. However, there are red flags everywhere that say otherwise. First, to get an account, you have to pay $10 -for “material that will help you get started with making money.” This is a really vague thing to say to someone who knows how the internet money-machine scams operate. Perhaps this was intended for gullible or unsuspecting individuals.

Secondly, the $10 is also used to pay the person who referred you, in part. This is another characteristic of MLM schemes. If Nomadic Profits were really a legitimate business with genuine money -making procedures, you would at least expect it to have some products for sale. This is another warning sign.

Finally, once you have purchased the ‘Starter Kit’, you will immediately be up- sold to upgrade to the premium level. You will be bombarded with messages telling you that you are missing out on a lot of things which will be made available to you once you go premium. If there is still a little condiment of trust left in you by then, you will immediately chip in with another $20 for the upgrade. Here is what you get.

What You Get.

Once you make the payment, Nomadic Profits will send you a starter kit by email. We know that you are really looking forward to this: what could possibly cost only $30 and will have you smiling all the way to the bank? It turns out that the kit has a few really generic advertisements which are pre- designed for you to use on free classified sites.

The instructions on what to do next are really vague. You are supposed to log into your Nomadicprofits.com account and go to the member’s area – where you will be monitoring your earnings. The sheer simplicity upon which this system is based is mesmerizing.

The ads are supposed to be copied and pasted to Craigslist, Facebook, Bubblews and other places where you would normally persuade people to sign up for something. Oh, and in case you were wondering what the ads are promoting, they are meant to let your friends and anyone else who is interested in making money on NomadicProfits.com to sign up. You will earn some commission for everyone who signs up -a $10 reimbursement.

Bottom Line

The internet is one of the best places to make money. Unfortunately, it is also one of the places where you can easily lose money. You see, it is quite easy to get caught carried away by online programs that promise to make you get rich really quickly. There are literally thousands of sites which trick unsuspecting people out of their hard-earned money. We think Nomadic Profits is one of them.