The Big Buck Method Review- Few Bucks Or Scam?

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Do you still remember the first time you signed up on Facebook? Did anyone teach you or did you just figure it out all by yourself? Were you able to easily familiarize yourself with the interface and various options? Did it take long before you were simply breezing through the features – from creating pages to changing your privacy setting?

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, I bet you completed the registration and setting up process in just a few minutes. It’s pretty easy right? And Facebook guides you step by step.

Do You Know About Fiverr?

That’s the entire Big Buck Method, by the way, only this time it’s Fiverr. If you haven’t heard of this yet, it’s a global marketplace where you can buy and sell services. The cost starts at $5, thus its name. Their slogan says it all: “Browse. Buy. Done.” These micro-jobs, or gigs, range from writing high quality and SEO-optimized articles to drawing artistic illustrations and even composing instrumentals or jingles. Lots of employers flock to Fiverr because it’s cheap and when you’re on the other end of that trade, earning five bucks for every task, that’s not really going to bring in hundreds of dollars even in a week.

This is why I was skeptical after seeing Big Buck Method’s (BBM) sales pitch about how easy it is to earn $3000/month in Fiverr from scratch. Because they also claim you don’t need brains, talent or skills (albeit a bit insulting, in my opinion); this just made me more wary. If you have nothing to offer, how can you score a gig?

MAIN ISSUES AND CONCERNS

• First and foremost, my main concern is how they set up high expectations. It may seem like everything’s in black and white especially with what’s really inside the eBook but obviously, the only thing they’re after is your cash. After all, you don’t believe you’ll be paying only $6.95 right? They made outrageous claims and that’s a big deal. They fall so short on their promises.
• Their home page is full of hype. The site is filled with so many screenshots reflecting hefty sums from just one gig. One or two would have been more than enough if it’s even real.
• They have two up-sells.
• Lifetime access to their secret Facebook mastermind – At $17, you get to join the private Facebook group and meet other clients just like you. In addition, there’s a webinar where you can learn about the strategies used by successful marketers in Fiverr.
• Six step-by-step “watch over my shoulder” videos – At another $17, this is basically just teaching you the use of Arbitrage.
• My biggest issue with Big Buck Method is that the contents are very basic. None of it is even worth one dollar. It’s just a guide about starting and setting up your gigs. Remember the questions I asked about Facebook registration at the beginning? That’s pretty much it. There’s no trick or hot tip. It’s just a walk-through with the entire process of signing up – nothing new or valuable. Some of their suggestions aren’t even “explosive.” You can find the information in the Fiverr website or all over the internet for free!

VERDICT:

I don’t advise working full time on Fiverr. A few gigs here and there and you get a few bucks. It’s just not realistic to earn a hundred dollars in one day. It’s too far-fetched and Fiverr isn’t really the best way to make money online. And please, don’t leave your 9-to-5 job for this.