I found a very strange MSN Money article about freebie websites and Project Payday where I think the author is trying to say that it is a scam. But most of the article was detailing how it all works and how much money people are making. So, how is that a scam?
Doug Dowson is a writer for Slate and he is obviously clueless about what he writes. Slate is a liberal Internet rag from Microsoft and in true Slate fashion, he is writing a hit piece and doesn’t put his facts together correctly.
First of all, a scam is something where your money is taken and you have no chance of getting what you are buying or you get something that is totally worthless. An Internet work from home scam is something where you will fail every time and it is designed to take your money.
So, why then is the first page of the article detailing how some are making $5,000 a month on Project Payday and specifically how a stay at home mom is making upwards of $2,000 a month? Later on the author tells you about a car salesman who quit his job and now makes more than $3,000 a month. Scam? HOW IS THAT A SCAM?
Read the snippet below that is typical of this article that doesn’t back up any of it’s conclusions:
Good job Mr. Dowson of quoting “work at home experts” (who are they and how do they get that title?) who admit they don’t even know what freebie trading is and yet are glad to label it a scam. If you have never heard of Project Payday, how in the world can you pass judgement on it? For your information it is not another “get rich quick scheme” and it’s advertising SPECIFICALLY tells you it is not!
This is a ridiculous article where little research was done and the author’s conclusion was obviously made up before he ever started. It is why this country has so many lawsuits because of guys like this shooting their mouths off about things they know nothing about. And this guy is so naive that he writes an article where two thirds of it is outlining examples of people actually succeeding and making money!
Project Payday is not for everyone but that doesn’t make it a scam. If you work at it and figure out how to do it, you can make a nice chunk of extra money every month working only when you have the extra time. It is truly one of the more interesting money making ideas online that actually works. I know because I have made money from freebie websites before myself and know that Project Payday is NOT a scam.
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You know, It really gets under my skin when I come across an article about freebie trading that was written by someone who has not ever tried freebie trading and they label it a SCAM, Ponzi or some pyramid scheme.
If you know how a Ponzi and pyramid schemes work and you know freebie trading, you will know that it’s not possible for freebie trading to be either of the two! Ponzi and Pyramid schemes work best in programs set up like a MLM or a Network Marketing program. Freebie Trading is not MLM or Network Marketing, and it’s definitely not a SCAM!
Those complaints on sites like, Ripoff Report Dot Com and Scams Dot Com are mostly of people who failed to cancel their offers before the trial period ended and they got charged for the offer or they didn’t read through the T&C (Term and Conditions) and didn’t learn of the piggy back offers, and because they didn’t know of the piggy back offers, they didn’t know to cancel them, so they were charged for the piggy back offers they failed to cancel.
This happen a lot with newbies who come into freebie trading they get too far ahead of themselves and they forget all they were taught when they go to complete a freebie site. All good freebie trader mentors always teach their student to read through everything so this doesn’t happen, but sometime like I said, newbies get ahead of themselves they don’t read the T&C and they get charged for an offer they didn’t want to keep.
Freebie Trading really is a GREAT money earning opportunity, I just wish people would try freebie trading before writing an article coming to a conclusion it is a SCAM or a Ponzi before they even have tried to freebie trade. Most people who freebie trade are good honest people and are not out to SCAM you!