Project Payday Review
A lot of people question Project Payday. I have tried them so I thought I would write this review. Project Payday isn't something for me, but I was still somewhat impressed with it. I found that some people were actually making a little money with this concept. It is however very tedious work that takes a lot organization and time.
Project Payday's 'system' is based around using IFW's to make money. There are many websites out there that say you can get a free ipod, xbox, computer, cash prize, or whatever else you can think of. These sites are known as incentive freebie websites, or IFW's. I'm sure you have seen these sites all over the web. You probably just ignored them like I did. In order to get your prize or cash you have to complete trial offers with your credit card. Then you have to refer a certain amount of people to do the same. This is explained better in the Project Payday Concept below.
Project Payday basically explains a way to 'work the system' of these IFW websites. Project Payday covers two methods of doing this and provides links and other resources you might need.
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The Project Payday Concept
The first method involves you signing up through someone's referral link and they pay you to complete the required amount of "trial offers" at an IFW. It's called "going green" for someone. You don't have to refer anyone to make money with this method. All you do is complete the trial offers at the IFW and they pay you via paypal. (example below) I was surprised after joining Project Payday that there were 3 main forums where all these deals are set up. This community of people is what makes the whole Project Payday concept work. Here is an example of doing this method.
You join one of these trading forums after studying Project Payday. Then you see a post that says "Paying $15 on green" Reply to this post and tell them you are interested. They will send you the sign up link you have to use and they will set up the deal in the trade manager of the forum. Next you follow the link and sign up for that specific freebie site. Most sites require you to get 1 credit worth of offers. Most offers are worth 1/4, 1/3, 1/2, or 1 credit.
Here is an example of a regular trial offer: 'Sign up for a $4.99 7-day trial of our diet product'.
In the scenario of the '$15 green offer, lets say you do two 1/2 credit offers to fulfill your 1 credit. One is $2.99 and the other you pay $6.95. Your out $10, but you got paid $15. If you decide to keep your trial product then you will pay more, resulting in this whole concept being pointless. After you complete the required offers you obtain a green status and you are paid by the person you worked out a deal with. He makes money too because he is being paid $20-30 for a referral. (explained in method two)
Method two involves getting paid for referrals. These freebie sites offer cash prizes. An example is a $200 cash prize for 5 referrals (or $40 per referral). So you then need to get 5 people to go green for you. On the trading forums provided by Project Payday you can find a few people looking to go green for cash. If you be generous and pay them $20 each to go green, you will end up making a $100 profit when you cash out your $200 prize.
Method two is obviously better than method one because you don't have to use your credit card over and over, although you do have to complete at least a few offers in order to fulfill part of the requirements for the prize, or cash if you're in this to make money. Method two has more long term potential then method one, but it still requires constant effort like a job.
Overall Review
Should You Join?
Despite Project Payday not being the greatest way to make money online, it still deserves a few stars for actually working. However, most people are not satisfied with the Project Payday system and end up moving on.
What I Recommend
A good resource
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Matt86 wrote...
You have no clue what you're talking about. I've been into internet marketing for over three years, I know what works and what doesn't. People who consider everything a scam are the people who never make it.
Tony wrote
I don't get why everyone is thanking this author so much for the review. Sure it might save you from PPD, but it tells you to check out maverickmoneymakers.com, which is just another scam. So how can you trust them to keep you away from one scam when they direct you to another?
Chrissy. P wrote
thanks so much for the reviews guys, i was seconds from signing up with Project Payday, but it seemed a little fishy to me that i had to sign up for a trial offer just to start up the program, so i did a quick research and am soooo very happy that i came across this website, the only thing that sucks now is that im back at square one trying to find legitimate stay at home job, grrrr....so annoying!
Rodolfo wrote
Thanks for your review, I found it very helpful and informative. It was also very unbiased with it's content and information, pointing out both the pros and cons of this system. It leaves the reader to make his or her own INFORMED decision as to whether they want to try it or not. More reviews should be like this one!
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