Project Payday: Scam or Real?

January 24, 2009 · Filed Under Work From Home Opp.

When I started Iverifythem(I.V.T) about a month ago, I started not because I had the primary goal of making money online or be one of the greatest bloggers. I started I.V.T with the genuine desire to help people make that extra little cash online. As you may have read in the about page, the mission is to delve into the genuine opportunities available online; test them to see if their words are real and bring them to you and those who care to learn how to make that little extra money online.

I have gone out there, checked some, and I’m here to report to you what I found. It may not be entirely new to you, but many of us were not convinced about its authenticity and never had the opportunity to work it to see if could actually make us some money. I paid for it, and I tested it. It’s Project Payday.

In this review, I won’t sugarcoat whatever it is about this program, I’ll tell you point blank what you need to know about this program before you make your decision about joining.

So what is Project Payday?

Well, it’s just one of the numerous opportunities available to making money online.

How does Project Payday work?

Project Payday helps you make money through Incentivized Freebie Websites or what those in the industry call IFWs. Here is how it works. There are hundreds and if not thousands of websites out there that will say: click here and get a free Ipod, PS2, electronics and many stuffs you can think about. I’m sure we all must have seen these kinds of ads at one time or the other. Before trying Project Payday, I never thought I would give ads like this a chance.

These companies are genuinely willing to give you these freebies, but they don’t give it to you just FREE like their words suggest. If it’s all free, then the world would be a better place. Before these IFWs give you these items for “free,” they make you refer a given number of people to complete a trial or no obligation offers from a known company or product. Some notable of these companies are Blockbuster, AOL, Netflix, Video Professor, and a host of others you may or may never have heard of.

Breaking this down further — Project Payday will teach you 3 different ways to make money with the IFWs. I will only cover one here for the purpose of this review. This method is “Getting Paid to Complete Offers.”

A perfect scenario for getting paid to complete offers:

Someone you know from nowhere responded to a free Xbox 360 ad on the internet.
They signed up and were required to refer say 2, 3, 4, or 5 people to sign up for offers.
For this scenario, we will assume they need 3 referrals to get their free Xbox 360. So they referred 2 of their friends who signed up, and they needed 1 more person.
If they can’t find the third referral amongst the people they know, then they’re willing to pay you 5,10,15,20,30, or even 50 dollars or more as their third referral.
They go to an online community of pay to complete offer(Project Payday will provide about 4 of these communities to you,) in search of their third referrer– This will then be you looking to complete offers for people. You negotiate and agree on payment, and you complete the offer on their behalf through the link they give to you.
When the deal is completed, they’re notified of your offer completion and they pay you the agreed sum of money via PayPal(most preferred), or check.

That’s all there is to the first method of making money with Project Payday. Looking through this scenario, you will notice you didn’t get the Xbox 360 for free, but instead, you paid your third referrer some money to complete an offer. An Xbox 360 that’s worth about $350 dollars was gotten for about $325.

At any given time, you will have hundreds of people willing to pay you to complete these offers for them. Remember, some work the IFWs as a business and very tiny few do it to get the item for personal use. Some are willing to pay 5 people $20 or more to get the “free” stuffs they want.

Can You Get Rich With Project Payday?

The answer is absolutely NO. You can make some decent money which can be equivalent of a 9 to 5 job, but don’t expect to get rich.

Are there risks involved? Yes there are. As with most online money making programs, there are some bits of risks involved. You just have to master the game.

How fast can you make money? You can make money and have it in your Paypal account as early as the first day you start. This means you must have read the training materials, and followed given details.

Is this Scam? No it’s not. I came across Project Payday a while ago, but anytime I visited their pages I always thought they’re scam. Many scam make money sites all have some similarities. Their front pages are so flashy, long, full of videos and other promotions to lure you to buy into their program. Project Payday has similar traits, but it’s not a scam.

With all I have outlined above, the decision now rest upon your shoulders. By now, you should be able to deceide if this is the right kind of opportunity for you. Remember, nothing comes easy, you always have to work hard to get what you want. I have only outlined one of the three ways you could work the IFWs here, but you will get to know more and learn more upon joining.

In conclusion, Project Payday may not be the best money making opportunity out there, but its worth the trial.

Website: Project Payday

Good luck. JD