Paydays At Home Review- Just Another Scam?

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Paydays At Home is like a rip-off Prada wallet – unoriginal, zero value, and obviously fake. It’s not the kind that can pass off as the real thing – it’s the kind that actually spells ‘Prado’ when you take a closer look. It’s the one you see being peddled on the street by vendors who are practically forcing you to buy it. Maybe after all the pressure (and the price seems like it’s a steal), you purchased it. You come home, look at it again and realize all the stitches are wrong, the name is misaligned, and well, you just wasted your few bucks. It wasn’t worth it.

Same thing goes for Paydays At Home. It’s not really a rip-off but a cloned website. When you open their page, it’s 100% similar with that of Extreme Home Profits, Replace Your Job, and Online Home Careers to name a few. In fact, it doesn’t even have its own URL – it uses securecashathome.com.

WHAT IS IT?

They won’t tell you this upfront. There are no requirements and no experience needed – just an internet connection. You’ll only find out after you join. Anyway, what’s inside is nothing new – a little training, that’s all. It’s a classic bait and switch and it’s been around for years – scamming probably hundreds of people. The only way it can survive is if it clones its sites, puts up another one with a different name and link. Most of them won’t last for a few months – they’ll eventually be taken down.

THE TRUTH BEHIND IT

You’ll most likely come across this from an advertorial – an advertisement that looks like a news story. They recycle the story of a single mom struggling to pay her bills – the only thing they change is the name. They’ll lure you in with promises of huge earnings with no details as to the exact work you’ll be doing – link posting. Yes, I mentioned about the training they provide but that’s practically useless. They’re outdated and any important information about affiliate marketing you can search on Google for free – well, for the most part.

LINK-POSTING MODUS

Here’s the real deal: nobody ever became rich because of posting links or ads – no one but the scammers behind these programs. What you do is post links (from third party clients) and cross your fingers that someone clicks on them or makes purchases. That’s the only time you can make money. For every purchase however, you won’t get hundreds or thousands in commissions – you’ll be paid in small increments. Yup, it’s not enough to cover the rent or other bills.

WHAT’S THE CATCH?

First things first, the information you gave them (email address and phone numbers) will be in the hands of other ‘marketers’ who will call and email you day and night for various make-money-online offers. Second, because you need to pay $97, don’t be surprised if they will make unauthorized charges on your credit card. That’s a typical modus. Third, you won’t be making easy money. In fact, you need to pay for the ad placement. Lastly, there’s the very big likelihood of nobody ever clicking on your ads.

VERDICT:

There’s a reason why scams like Paydays At Home don’t last – actually, there are plenty of reasons (see above). People often realize they’ve been conned the minute after they sign up and although there are so many complaints about them, it can be hard tracking them down because resources aren’t enough. So if I were you, stay away from anything like this. It’s easy to spot them because the people behind it are too lazy to create new websites.