Project Payday Review: Is It a Scam?

By Albert
In Earning Opportunities
04/08/09 at 17:19
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Project Payday Review: Is It a Scam?

A lot comes to mind nowadays when you see this animated picture floating around the web promoting a program called Project Payday. The reason why we are bringing this up, is simply due to the fact that it’s popularity as a program it self is quickly spreading through out the web, and fast too. So, in return, we thought it would be nice to make a review of the program.

The Concept of Project Payday

The concept of Project Payday is really simple. You get paid for “trying out” products. Products can be free trial offers for making a website, starting a e-mail marketing plan, whatever, but the catch is that it may require a credit card. So no, it isn’t for everyone. The idea from profiting from this program is that you cancel your memberships before a trial is over, or else, they will begin charging your credit card. Will you get rich from this program? No. Will you profit enough from it to earn some substantial income? Yes.

Is It For Everyone? Is It a Scam?

No. I’ve heard stories from both sides, and in reality, you can profit from this program, however, it takes a bit of responsibility and an organized person to pull this through. It takes about a couple of memberships per day to accumulate a somewhat decent income. So yes it is possible to earn that $100 that they promise in the first couple of days. Is it worth the risk? It is totally up to the one trying out the program to decide.

Is My Credit Card Safe?

We have not once heard of a credit card be abused due to joining this program. The only situation is when someone forgot to cancel a membership and got charged due to the lack of responsibility. If there is ever a case, we will try to inform our readers at best.

The Pay Rate Per Trial

Payment really varies in the program. Most often, you will see larger cash prizes for trying out programs that require a credit card compared to programs that don’t require a credit card, however overall in the end, it all can really add up. One credit card required trial may pay you $15, as another would only pay you $7. It all varies from trial to trial. Also, sometimes while completing one of your offers, you may also receive free incentives as well that you can consider it as free stuff, once you cancel the trial afterwards that is.

Your probably sick of hearing my review already, so I’ll sum this up really quick. If you are a responsible organized person with a credit card that you cant seem to make money out of, then this may be for you, however, if you don’t want to take the risk, simply don’t try the program. There are plenty of ways to making money online, and if this sounds like a program right for you, you can start making money right now.

If you are still skeptical and cannot decide if you want to try the program, sign-ups are completely free. So, if you are just border line, you can just take a stroll on their website and let your self decide before ever trying one of their offers. All that is required to start an account is your e-mail and your name. Simple as that.

You can try out or sign-up for their program here. If you are an experienced member of this program, what are your thoughts so far? (If your a returning customer of the program, the log in button is located on the bottom of the page.)