Just today, I purchased and got an inside look into The Banger Method program (I’ll show you). Immediately to answer the question I raised in the title, no it is not a scam. 

But do I recommend this program?

Well, I have to say, it isn’t for everyone. I certainly didn’t like certain things about it, but what it teaches, at it’s core is actually a VERY good idea and even from a veteran marketer like myself, while I was going through this program, it gave me some nice ideas to start using on my existing websites.

In this review, I’m going to give you the same inside look I got from this program and let you decide if it’s the right program for you.

The Banger Method. A quick review:

Creator: Brenden Mace, Mark Hess, Michael Thomas.

Price: $13.

Up-sells? Yes:

• Up sell 1: $37, down sold to $17 if you don’t get the $37 offer. 
• Up sell 2: $97, down sold to $47.
• Up sell 3: $1,997 (no joke), down sold to $197. This is the one which made me angry. What happens if people purchase the $1,997 only to find out there was this down sell available!? It’s money wasted, so keep the down sell tactic they use in mind. 

What does this program teach? You learn the value of collecting an email list as an affiliate and then increasing conversions of what you’re seeking to promote by offering masses of bonuses. This is proven to work within the program with at least 5 case studies they show case.

Does this work? The concept of including bonuses when you are trying to promote/sell something DOES work. I use it, and many other successful marketers use it.

Overall Rating: 4 out of 10 stars. This program does get the message across about the VALUE of collecting emails and offering bonuses, but I could just as well give you the same tips, for free.

Plus this program doesn’t talk about anything other than this topic, so beginners to affiliate marketing won’t really be able to use these tactics unless they know about things like how to get traffic to their sites.

Recommended? If you are an intermediate affiliate, yeah, you can buy the $13 program, I just wouldn’t invest in the up-sells (although I didn’t get them, so just keep that in mind).

But more importantly, the training there “assumes” you already know about getting traffic to your site and are making sales as an affiliate. If you don’t have this down, do NOT get this program, get this one instead:

The core strategy of The Banger Method revealed:

It’s simple:

First, when selling stuff as an affiliate, don’t just do a review, then link to the affiliate offer, instead, capture the email of the person visiting your review, THEN send them to the offer.

Second, when selling affiliate offers, offer bonuses, increase the value of the pitch that way, and then sell the product.

Let me give you a very simple example that encapsulates what this program teaches:

Suppose you’re considering buying a product, but that product may be a bit pricey for you, so naturally, you are going back n forth in your head about whether or not to buy it.

You weigh your own pros and cons, you consider every angle you possibly can. But you’re still undecided.

Well in the Banger Method, as the person who is selling that product to you, which you have doubts about, they decide to add some incentive…

They tell you that they’ll give you some free gifts and bonuses and it’ll all be free if you get the product. More so, they add a “price value” on top of those bonuses saying you get all this free stuff that’s worth so and so.

Then suddenly, all that doubt you had in your mind shifts more to a yes than a no, because you now you perceive that you’re getting more value than you pay for the product, thereby making you more likely to buy it.

That is the message The Banger Method tries to get you to understand.

And it shows that it works through it’s own case studies. Basically one of the guys who created this program says that by adding this into his sales funnels, as an affiliate, he was able to double and triple his sales and becoming a top selling affiliate as a result.

Like I said before, this works. I use it and so do other marketers. 

Inside The Banger Method membership:

There are 6 training videos that talk about the art of offering bonuses with your affiliate offers. The training videos start by explaining the method, then getting into details about it’s done, how to structure your bonuses and get people to buy the offer.

Then there’s 5 case study videos which explain the method in action and how the same person who was just giving you the tutorial on how it’s all done, shows you his personal results from using that.

And finally, after that, you get 4 bonus products which give you free things like a link tracker, an FTC disclaimer all affiliates should have up on their site and similar stuff. It’s not exactly unique stuff, but it is in it’s own way a bonus for buying this program.

Who this program is for…

I strongly believe affiliate marketers or those who have knowledge on list building and need to raise their sign up rates or sales conversions, would benefit. 

Who this program is not for…

I think anyone who doesn’t understand traffic generation, someone who has no list or knowledge on it, beginners and overall anyone who has enough common sense to understand that offering bonuses in your sales pitch is a better way to get sales…

Let me give you a personal example…

Offering bonuses isn’t some sort of new concept. Product launch people do it all the time. Just look at the titles of their blogs. They review a program, promote it and offer “bonuses”, even though most of the time they are garbage, but that’s beside the point…

As for myself, I pitch a program on this website known as Wealthy Affiliate. To get people to sign up to it, I add in a bonus of free coaching (which I back up 100%).

I have indeed noticed improvements in my conversions since I made the coaching bonus pretty clear and early on in my review.

Bonuses definitely raise value and increase sales so if you are currently engaging in online selling, start doing that.

Final Rating: The Banger Method.

Yellow Flag

4 out of 10 stars. The cheap $13 price for the obvious thesis (offer bonuses in your sales pages) is why I didn’t rate it lower. But that’s all this thing really teaches and one of those up-sells they tried to get away with, in trying to sell you for nearly $2,000, only to down sell it to nearly $200 is a total rip off in my opinion. I really think they need to take that offer down. Every other up-sell gets down sold 50%, but this one is ridiculous…

My final thoughts: 

Like I have said, I found value in the Banger Method and I even took some of the training I saw there and wrote down my own ideas for increasing my sales. There is NO doubt this works, but let me make something clear…

On the sales page of the Banger Method, one of the creators is cited for making A LOT of sales and this gives off the impression that anyone can do this too.

You have to understand that the person being cited as the main success story of this program is already a successful marketer who probably has his own huge email list and following, so he can make these kinds of sales on auto pilot, whilst the average affiliate marketer probably won’t, they have to grow to that same status. 

Overall though, to summarize, if you have existing affiliate page, traffic or sales, you have NO use for this program (yet). Instead get to that point through this program:

That last thing I have to say is that only invest in The Banger Method IF you have affiliate experience, otherwise, don’t spend a penny on it. Use the other program instead, you’ll get way more value (and my bonus coaching, see what I did there?).

I had heard about Greedy Mentor today, from someone who joined my alternative program and told me their bad/scam experience with it (I’ll post their review shortly). This led me to look it up and I have not seen anything positive about it, the general consensus is that it’s not trustworthy. So let me go over why that is…

First of all, here’s a few honest things I need to clarify:

1) I could not find the official site of Greedy Mentor, so therefore I could not even see the page, nor join it (I probably wouldn’t even do it if I could). Perhaps it’s no longer up (this happens typically with scam or fake sites).

2) Everything I have to write in this review is based on the experience of the person who joined my other program and told me about it, as well as the vast numbers of blogs I used to research this program.

3) Based on everything I have heard, the conclusion I’ve come to is that Greedy Mentor is not a recommended program and it looks to be a massive high ticket coaching scheme. 

What this means is that they get charge you to join it, then up-sell you for expensive coaching training to make money online, and the price is well into the $1,000’s. 

The quick review of Greedy Mentor:

Creator: Meaghan Harper.

Price: $67/month with one huge up-sell that person told me about ($2,500!). Being that he wasn’t selling me anything, I had no reason to NOT believe him…

What is this program? Supposedly it’s an online marketing training program which leads into coaching to make money with that program. People are told there’s a limited amount of space for this program to join in an effort to get them in fast, but I haven’t seen anything positive from this…

Overall Rating: 1 out of 10 stars. There literally is NO positive evidence that this program is real or works. I know it exists (or did exist), but as an actual online marketing coach who has seen schemes like this, I don’t believe it’s a legitimate program at all. 

Recommended? NO!

Alright, so let me share with you that story…

Like I said earlier, the only reason I even heard about Greedy Mentor was thanks to someone who found my site, joined the legitimate program I suggested, and then contacted me on my profile through it. Here is his testimonial regarding Greedy Mentor:

Although I blocked his name and profile picture (for his own safety), this is a real person who contacted me and told me about this whole program. 

Afterwards, I took to Google and started researching this program to get more info, and after reading several blogs which all basically said the same negative things, connecting it with my experience in how much I know about online coaching schemes, I had a pretty clear picture about Greedy Mentor…

Here is the clear picture:

There are many make money online type programs which pitch huge dreams, easy money and fast money to you. They get you in with those promises and then most of the time, right after you buy it, the first major up-sell hits you and in regards to this program, it is a coaching up-sell.

The message they are sending is that you need a coach and you need to pay top dollar for him/her to help you succeed. Well whatever happened to that initial promise that got you to join the program? Was that just an empty promise? Most likely…

You see this is how many of these programs operate and how they trick people to join them. One of the best ways to find out if you’re been had is to examine what you get AFTER you join…

If you were promised a lot of stuff, signed up, didn’t really get much, but were then instead hit with an up-sell, a big one at that, run, run away folks. You’ve just been scammed.

Final Rating: Greedy Mentor.

Red Flag

1 out of 10 stars. Based on all I’ve seen, there is too much negative stuff about this program. Based on what I saw, it does seem like there’s a greedy person behind this program who is preaching about their mentoring service and I see no justification to trust them.

3 reasons you don’t need to pay so much for coaching (and what you should do):

1) Well firstly, based on that review from the guy I showed you, he was never even told about that up-sell until after he joined. This is a form of trickery, is totally unacceptable and is a sign that this trickery won’t end. At that point, I would never trust the program and would get my money back ASAP.

2) Most coaching programs, even the legitimate ones cost WAY too much to try. That $2,500 figure the person cited is no surprise to me, and why in the world does someone deserve to charge so much when they used trickery to sell it to you in the first place?

There’s legitimate people out there who justifiably can charge this much to coach people, but they first need to earn that privledge. People who have a good reputation, are known to be successful coaching experts can reach that position, but in this case, we’re looking at a program that used trickery to get you, so that doesn’t make me trust them at all.

3) Finally, and most importantly, having been through all of this for years, here’s something I can tell you…

You can get coaching from me, a real online marketing expert and I would never charge you this much for it. That same gentlemen who first sent me his review of Greedy Mentor was also someone who joined my recommended program (with which I include my personal coaching with) and he is a happy client right now.

That same program is free to try and yes that does include my actual coaching. There is an up-sell (no surprise, just giving you a heads up), which is $49 a month and no crazy prices, but all that stuff is optional.

Anyway, if you want to get my coaching, and check it out for free (no catches, I promise).

Check out the full details of the program that teaches you making money online like it taught me and get my coaching included here:

One final thing. Regarding the “creator” Meaghan Harper, I had heard from the blogs I researched that she wasn’t real and her picture and name was used in other similar, get rich quick programs. 

I am saying this because if you see other programs with her name on them, do let me know about it in the comments below so I can personally investigate it and potentially warn people about it if it’s true.

At least that’s my personal opinion. Give me a minute to explain. As someone who is not promoting Online Sales Pro, I’d like to give you my unbiased perspective on this program. It’s not a scam, it has great uses, but in my personal opinion, it isn’t necessary to have for multiple groups of people. 

This review is going to discuss who those groups are, as well as those who WOULD benefit from using this program. So let’s get into all of this, right now:

Online Sales Pro, the quick review: 

Price: $25 a month or $37/month for an upgraded membership.

One up-sell of nearly $1,000 is available upon purchase, which also entitles the buyer to re-sell that and get 50% commissions off it. 

What is it? It’s basically a program which provides you with 2 main perks:

1) Opt-in pages to be used on different platforms: Email marketing, mobile marketing, social media marketing and so on.These opt in pages look very good, are customizable,  and save you time from making them yourself.

2) Once you collect a lead (you need to have an autoresponder for this, which is not part of Online Sales Pro), you get in-depth reports on these leads and can then send them followups to turn the leads into buyers. 

Who is this program for? In my personal opinion, this program is best for people who have:

• An existing internet business and a website.
• And they also have traffic coming into their site from multiple sources (social media, search engines, ect…)
• Those who have experience with lead generation and understand the way the system works.

Who is this program NOT for? There’s numerous groups…

Beginners who have no website, no email list, no traffic, little/no experience.

Honestly, if you’re any of these groups, I don’t believe Online Sales Pro is something you need. Instead what you need is a program that’ll help you create an online business that would make it good to be used with a system like Online Sales Pro and here it is:

Overall Rating: 6 out of 10 stars. This is a good program in that it helps you capture leads through good looking opt in pages, and then provides you with organized reports to help you market to those captured leads.

Lots of people have indeed seen positive results from using it.

Do I recommend it? Even though I’d classify myself as one of the people who WOULD benefit from it, I decided not to use it. Why? Because I believe I can make my own opt-in pages and organize my own captured leads without a program like this. I’ll explain my position further in a moment…

Why I have that position on Online Sales Pro:

I’ve been in internet marketing for a very long time. I have used lead capture programs and studied under various different programs that teach it. Here’s some examples of the good ones:

Market Hero. A great program that shows how to generate traffic through paid ads on Facebook, YouTube and Google Ads.

Wealthy Affiliate. The best out of any internet marketing program I ever tried. They teach traffic generation through SEO, paid ads as well and provide free tools as well as top of the line support. To date, Wealthy Affiliate is the program with which I have made most of my money in internet marketing through.

Elite Marketing Pro. This is also a great program that provides training on lead generation as well as other forms of marketing. I’ve only dug a little bit into this system but I’ve been happy with what I learned and saw.

Then there’s also a plethora of other good programs I learned from. But those 3 are the ones which had the biggest impact on me.

Why am I mentioning all of this? 2 reasons:

First, I want you to understand that I know my stuff. I have made money through lead generation, SEO, PPC, YouTube and other avenues that are out there (good money).

Second I want to say that through all of this experience, I have come to an interesting conclusion about programs like Online Sales Pro and that is…

They’re good, but you can do without them.

Why do I say this? Well because…

I find that most people who try to advertise their business or website on the internet, do not understand how all this stuff truly works. They don’t understand proper traffic generation techniques, they don’t understand how to find the RIGHT leads. 

And based on what I saw from Online Sales Pro, they don’t exactly teach you enough about how to do all of that, they just really offer you good tools to have ONCE you have that type of training down.

Point being, if you don’t have that stuff down that I just mentioned, then using a program like Online Sales Pro may help, but the underlying issue is your knowledge of traffic, conversions and figuring that out, which if you do, then Online Sales Pro would be good to use. 

But in my case, as I said before, since I do have the stuff about traffic down, I still decided not to invest in this program, because I just don’t believe I need it.

I’ve personally made good money, squeeze pages on my own (and they work fine). In terms of organized charts and all the other perks, the programs which I currently use already do that for me. For me personally, I do not need a program like Online Sales Pro. 

Let me give you a simple example…

Suppose you have a website or a physical business which has a website. Sure getting clients and leads is a must to get it to grow, but if you don’t understand traffic generation or where to get that audience the proper ways, buying a program like Online Sales Pro won’t really do much to help you.

Sure they offer nice looking squeeze pages, but where do you place them?

• How do you market them?
• How you handle the leads once they come in?

These questions are really important to understand because most people frankly do not know about this stuff. From what I know, Online Sales Pro teaches social media marketing, which is ok, but to be honest, there’s better ways to drive traffic to your site.

Without that big part of the business handled, that being TRAFFIC, there’s no point in using programs like this. 

Furthermore, another BIG LESSON I learned which makes programs like these not really necessary in my opinion is that you can just do this stuff on your own.

A person who understands traffic generation and making sales does not need a third party program to come in and offer them customized squeeze pages, because they can make them, themselves in minutes. That’s up to you though, considering that Online Sales Pro offers some pretty nice pricing that gets you a lot for that. 

But I personally know about making my own squeeze pages, and through that approach, I’ve collected 10,000’s of leads of my own efforts.

It’s easy to get distracted by fancy looking programs that give you nice looking things, but if you don’t know how to use that, you’re just wasting money.

And if you do know how to use that, you’ll find that you can create all of that stuff on your own.

Now this doesn’t make Online Sales Pro obsolete, not at all, you can still benefit GREATLY from it, if you know how to to that is…but my position on who needs this does narrow the field down to very few audiences who would truly benefit from it.

It is not a scam program (it’s really good actually), but I’m only recommending it to the few groups who would TRULY benefit from them. Here is a link to their site and like I said, I am not promoting them.

Final Rating: Online Sales Pro.

Green Flag

6 out of 10 stars. It’s a very well organized and designed program and it’s prices are certainly affordable for most people to try, but in terms of it’s practicality, I don’t think most people would use this program to it’s fullest.

My final thoughts:

One thing I want to add to this review is that understanding how to get the RIGHT traffic to your website is paramount. This ingredient is one of the most important in having your business succeed. Let me give you an example:

Most people and businesses make a huge mistake in this area in that they use an all around approach, get general traffic to their site, most of which is cold, that doesn’t convert.

That’s a waste of effort, money and time, you need relevant visitors. Once you have that, lead generation, sales and other stuff relating to success is WAY easier to achieve.

The best program I’ve ever seen which teaches you to drive the RIGHT traffic to your website is Wealthy Affiliate.

They teach SEO traffic generation in which you write content on your website intelligently so that Google picks it up and then sends the audience that you need, to your website. This eliminates a lot of the sales process because the right traffic, coming to a website already does half the work for you.

They also teach paid ads in which you can use programs like Google Adwords, Bing Ads, FB Ads, Adwords Express and other things to also drive that right traffic to your site. 

Their training is what has led me to create multiple websites, drive the right traffic to it and make a full time living off that process for years. This training is completely applicable to any existing business and individuals too.

Online Sales Pro does not really get anywhere that deep into traffic generation.

So whether you’re a beginner, someone who owns a website that needs that right traffic and/or a business that needs more website traffic, I would consider Wealthy Affiliate the place to learn to get it from.

As for lead generation, once the RIGHT traffic comes to your website, it’s very easy to get their email and make them a client. The fact that they already are on your site, seeking your content makes them easier to convert into clients.

Yes it is a scam. There’s no clearer way I can say it than that, but yeah, Computer Workplace, by the fake Ann Wilson isn’t a real program (and I’m being specific here since there’s other programs by this name or term).

Too many times I’ve reviewed programs like these on this website and too many times, it’s turned out to be a scam.

Here’s 5 ways I came to this conclusion:

1) I’ve been monitoring this operation for over a year now. There’s a central program behind Computer Workplace that is continually trying to sell itself to the unsuspecting public. 

Having a long time ago purchased the program behind all this, I can safely say…it wasn’t a good purchase for me.

2) For over a year now, this program has “masked itself” under names like Computer Workplace (currently) and names similar to it and there have been MANY, believe me.

3) I’ve done my best to expose them each and every time, but it’s changing at such a rapid pace that it’s hard to keep reporting on it. Here’s an example. As you can see, I’ve been chasing this scam for quite a long time now!

4) One thing these programs do is that they get affiliates (or just pay them directly) to promote these programs. Usually you’ll see these promotions on websites that pretend to be news sources, showing you work at home opportunities. 

5) In fact, one of the easiest ways I’ve come to discover the “latest scam” being run is that I bookmarked one of these fake sites, known as TopJobsreviewed.com which pitches these programs and readily updates them.

What this site basically does is shows you the supposed, 3 best work from home opportunities and just pitches these scams and this was how I discovered Computer Workplace. 

Odds are in a few days, that “top 3” list will update when the name of the program changes. But either way, if you’re looking to keep up to date on the name changes going on, that’s the site I’d do it through (I just wouldn’t take their recommendation seriously, because again, in my opinion, it’s a fake news site).

Literally, all I did today was I had this page opened, and on it were the 3 previous programs it was recommending, all I did was update the page and BOOM, suddenly Computer Workplace is now one of it’s top recommendations (give me a break).

But quite honestly, I wouldn’t even waste time doing this. Now that you know the operation going on, it’s better to focus on legitimate options instead…

Are these 5 reasons not enough? Ok no problem, here’s more:

I made a bold statement in the beginning of this review, that Ann Wilson, the person behind this system wasn’t real. Want proof of that?

Here you go:

It’s up to you if you want to give money to a program whose creator isn’t even a real person, but I figured it would be good to let you know about this FACT, that they, themselves admit to. And again, to me, this isn’t anything new, I see it on a daily basis, not just with this program, but the plethora of other fake programs like it that I see.

And I will make one last argument against this program and that is the ever repeating lies about how easy it is to make money from home. They have calculators, fake stories, exaggerated and vague explanations on how this program works, and I assure you, NONE of this is as simple as it’s made out to be, 100% guaranteed. 

Final Rating: Computer Workplace.

0 stars

Red Flag

0 out of 10 stars. I gave at least 7 reasons for a 0 score and I hope those reasons were convincing enough. 

My final thoughts: 

I will leave this review and expose of at this final point and continue this article by going into actual, legitimate alternatives…

Right off the bat, if you’ve been seeking one that works, this is the one for you:

Now I can’t make the same claims Computer Workplace did about how “easy” the system is, because the truth is that it isn’t, but it’s organized, beginners can do it and through putting in an effort, you can see incredible success from it like I did.

Here’s a quick snippet of how the alternative system I recommend works:

This is probably a simple concept to understand just based off that explanation, but it does take work. Yet, I’ve been able to do very well with this type of approach to working from home and recommend to you the same program that helped me learn this very same system.

Unlike the other program’s entry fee of $97, for which you get a lot of promises and in reality, the opposite, this system is completely free to try. 

Whether or not you believe this kind of system would work for you, I strongly recommend checking out more info on how this works. I provide a very detailed review of how this whole thing works, plenty of examples and if there’s any questions, you’re more than welcome to ask me anything, anytime regarding it. 

Unlike Computer Workplace, you’ll find complete legitimacy behind my personal success story and the program that made me successful at working from home. I don’t hide behind fake pen names and neither does the program that taught me the things I just told you about.

With all that said, I’m glad you found this review of Computer Workplace before you stepped into their web (I’ve stepped into it plenty of times so I already know!).

For years I’ve been putting off doing a review on Springboard America, and that’s because at first glance, I didn’t have much faith in it being a good survey site for you to make money from. Now that I finally had a chance to look at it and see if it’s a scam. Is it? And did my opinion of it change?

Well not really. It is one of the more professional type of online survey sites out there, but it is in my opinion, and by no means a good way to make something decent on the side. But real quick:

• Does it pay? Yes.
• Does it pay well? Generally, no. 
• Do I recommend a different survey site?

Yes, but even the better ones do not pay that much better. If you want to get a real side income going for you, then look at options aside from paid online survey sites. Here is the answer to that.

Let’s get into the details of Springboard America so I can explain to you what to expect from this company, what pays more, the whole sch-peel on online surveys in general and what can REALLY make you good money online:

Everything you need to know about Springboard America in 10 seconds:

What is it? It’s a paid online survey site that is only available to people who live in the U.S (not America in general).

Price: Free to join.

How much can you make? In most cases, you can earn pennies per survey (the shorter ones). You can earn a few dollars from the longer ones, but they are generally harder to come by.

Overall, it varies on which survey you are eligible to take, how long it takes to complete it, how many of them you complete but generally, to make a few $100 a month is unlikely for most people.

You can also make money promoting and referring people into Springboard America as an affiliate for it.

My rating for it: 2 out of 10 stars. It’s a legit paid online survey site, but I would never recommend it to people because I just don’t believe it’s a good opportunity.

It doesn’t pay well (at least in comparison to what I’ve seen which pays better, and I’ll explain what that is) and I think you will spend too much answering surveys which won’t compensate you in a way that is satisfactory. 

The core issue with Springboard America:

My main criticism of EVERY single survey site I’ve ever reviewed is that they just don’t pay you well enough for all the time you put into them. This is the same issue I found with Springboard America.

It is legit as I said before, but that doesn’t mean it’s a good income opportunity, those 2 things are unrelated in this case.

Now there are exceptions of course and certain, rare cases apply where there are people who make decent money with it, but I assure you, speaking from the plethora of experience I have in this field (read about that here), you will not make a lot in MOST cases, in my opinion.

People like to compare survey sites and seek out which pay most, but the system under which this whole industry functions is set up to pay you very little, regardless of which survey site you’re looking into.

I have a whole other article that talks about the best survey sites I’ve found, but I’ve always made sure to make it clear that even the good ones are not worth going into.

Even the ones I’ve seen to be better than Springboard America still pay VERY little in comparison to other things.

Final rating: Springboard America.

Red Flag

2 out of 10 stars. My opinion hasn’t changed about this program nor paid online surveys. They pay too little to invest time in. 

Try this instead of paid online surveys if you want to make money:

There’s a multitude of things I can and will list here. I earn a good income online and out of the various ways I’ve done it, paid online surveys have NEVER been one of them.

My main recommendations for people seeking a side income is several options:

I have a list of 10 options you can check out here. That’s a good place to start as each option has it’s own particular requirements which you can find suitable. And notice, in that list, not 1 of those things is a paid online survey site.

I also want to say that there is an update in which I wanted to edit that list and recommend a program called Text broker or in general doing writing jobs for sites. Either way, Text broker is a great place to earn a few $100 a month if you’re into writing and want to get paid for it.

One more thing regarding Text broker, consider the fact that writing 1 article there can earn you more than completing HOURS worth of online surveys and being paid less in the process. 

So there’s at least 13 or more alternatives to go with here, and none of them are paid surveys. As long as the system that it currently works under stays the same, I’ll never recommend a paid online survey site. 

Also worth noting, Springboard America has an affiliate program and while I have the option to promote it, because I feel like it’s not a good product to promote to people, I just won’t do it. You can make money promoting good products to people and making good money with that and my last option I talked about above gets into the details of how all of that works.

One final thing: Why online surveys will never pay well.

The big problem is that most people do them, do them to make money, so their opinions aren’t always accurate (they just want to make fast cash), which destroys the purpose of the survey’s value, so to save money, the survey site will never risk overpaying the person doing their survey.

The people who get paid the most for their opinions are trusted individuals and more importantly consulting type people who have experience in certain fields, and their opinion is important for people, so they will get paid the real money, but you’ll never find those categories of people doing paid online surveys.