There are several interesting, good and credible reviews of this scheme to be found.
In a nutshell, this scheme purports to be a Pinterest marketing tool. Now, irrespective of costs, why would anyone want to use this scheme, when you can use Pinterest (in line with their T & C) for your marketing yourself so easily. Reportedly, Cash Triggers is actually violating the T & C of Pinterest!
Let's get into details of the claims made:
- The actress must be a complete Bimbo also because
she has to read her lines. It's not like she's in a 2 hour
movie! Throughout the video she gives you the
impression that she is the one that has developed
this scheme, when in fact it's by someone called
Andrew X, a notorious scammer just like Anik Singal, Gary Ambrose and, and, and. She let's you
know right from the start that it is absolutely free
and while she says that, you can see below the video
"Risk Free 60 day" and "Money-Back Guarantee"
both of which are false!
- Then comes her claim that she's made more than
$3.75 million on ClickBank, when you just know that
she doesn't have the IQ to open a refrigerator.
Needless to say her claim is totally unsubstantiated!
While the scheme is available through ClickSure, it
refers to income made from ClickBank? Why is nobody
making their millions from ClickSure, I wonder?
- She then claims she's found the "holy grail" for online
traffic for free. Now how does that reconcile with the
nonsense money-back guarantee and the disclaimer
in general? It doesn't! She is actually referring to
Pinterest being free, but you get the feeling the
scheme is free. Deceptive and misleading is what I
would call it.
- You're being led to believe that by using this scheme
(Pinterest) you get gazillions of clicks which translate
into people buying. In my world, clicks don't mean a
thing if there is no conversion.
- Then claims are made that you can get paid with
every click people make and providing their email
addresses. How does that sound to you? It certainly
sounds like BS to me.
I could go on and on dissecting this (Bimbo) video but let me I get into my favorite subject, the disclaimer(s).
- "You recognize any business endeavour has inherent
risk for loss of capital. By ordering this product or
any related products/services, you agree to all listed
on this website and on ClickSure.com". If this scheme
is the holy grail and carry a money-back guarantee,
then how in the world could it be possible to loose
capital? Look closely at the money-back guarantee
stipulations/conditions of ClickSure, which you would
have agreed to. These stipulations/conditions are not
either, or. They are all inclusive! With two of these
"Provided a valid report that the charge was
fraudulent or unauthorized" and "For any other
reason ClickSure Support deems appropriate" you
can rest assured, if push comes to shove, you won't
see any refund at all! Now we can safely assume why
nobody makes their money using ClickSure.
- When you click on the Disclaimer link, you're in for
more to let you know you won't see a penny.
Specifically the paragraphs "Customer Remedy",
"Limitation and Exclusion of Liability" and then comes
the best of all "Legal Forum, Choice of Laws & Official
Language". There you would submit to the laws of
Hong Kong! While the disclaimer "agreement" is under
the laws of the State of Oregon, the actual purchase
which constitutes a contract is subject to laws and
State and Federal courts of Hong Kong. For good
order's sake, let me tell you there are no State and
Federal Courts in Hong Kong, just a one court
system as in the UK.
Again, I could go on, but this is the crucial part, which should already tell you to stay away no matter what the costs (there are up- and down sells!).
I wouldn't certainly put Andrew X in the same category as Gary Ambrose, Anik Singal and the many other Scam artists and Scam peddlers, so be extremely cautious of his other schemes!
In order to avoid becoming a Victim of Scam, please refer to www.internetadvisor.weebly.com and www.scamhunter.weebly.com. If you have any particular program/scheme you want me research, please contact me.
If you really want to find buyers and make a nice commission, especially those that do their everyday shopping online, then go to ASN and truly cover a global market that is the largest in every aspect!
Stay Safe!
In a nutshell, this scheme purports to be a Pinterest marketing tool. Now, irrespective of costs, why would anyone want to use this scheme, when you can use Pinterest (in line with their T & C) for your marketing yourself so easily. Reportedly, Cash Triggers is actually violating the T & C of Pinterest!
Let's get into details of the claims made:
- The actress must be a complete Bimbo also because
she has to read her lines. It's not like she's in a 2 hour
movie! Throughout the video she gives you the
impression that she is the one that has developed
this scheme, when in fact it's by someone called
Andrew X, a notorious scammer just like Anik Singal, Gary Ambrose and, and, and. She let's you
know right from the start that it is absolutely free
and while she says that, you can see below the video
"Risk Free 60 day" and "Money-Back Guarantee"
both of which are false!
- Then comes her claim that she's made more than
$3.75 million on ClickBank, when you just know that
she doesn't have the IQ to open a refrigerator.
Needless to say her claim is totally unsubstantiated!
While the scheme is available through ClickSure, it
refers to income made from ClickBank? Why is nobody
making their millions from ClickSure, I wonder?
- She then claims she's found the "holy grail" for online
traffic for free. Now how does that reconcile with the
nonsense money-back guarantee and the disclaimer
in general? It doesn't! She is actually referring to
Pinterest being free, but you get the feeling the
scheme is free. Deceptive and misleading is what I
would call it.
- You're being led to believe that by using this scheme
(Pinterest) you get gazillions of clicks which translate
into people buying. In my world, clicks don't mean a
thing if there is no conversion.
- Then claims are made that you can get paid with
every click people make and providing their email
addresses. How does that sound to you? It certainly
sounds like BS to me.
I could go on and on dissecting this (Bimbo) video but let me I get into my favorite subject, the disclaimer(s).
- "You recognize any business endeavour has inherent
risk for loss of capital. By ordering this product or
any related products/services, you agree to all listed
on this website and on ClickSure.com". If this scheme
is the holy grail and carry a money-back guarantee,
then how in the world could it be possible to loose
capital? Look closely at the money-back guarantee
stipulations/conditions of ClickSure, which you would
have agreed to. These stipulations/conditions are not
either, or. They are all inclusive! With two of these
"Provided a valid report that the charge was
fraudulent or unauthorized" and "For any other
reason ClickSure Support deems appropriate" you
can rest assured, if push comes to shove, you won't
see any refund at all! Now we can safely assume why
nobody makes their money using ClickSure.
- When you click on the Disclaimer link, you're in for
more to let you know you won't see a penny.
Specifically the paragraphs "Customer Remedy",
"Limitation and Exclusion of Liability" and then comes
the best of all "Legal Forum, Choice of Laws & Official
Language". There you would submit to the laws of
Hong Kong! While the disclaimer "agreement" is under
the laws of the State of Oregon, the actual purchase
which constitutes a contract is subject to laws and
State and Federal courts of Hong Kong. For good
order's sake, let me tell you there are no State and
Federal Courts in Hong Kong, just a one court
system as in the UK.
Again, I could go on, but this is the crucial part, which should already tell you to stay away no matter what the costs (there are up- and down sells!).
I wouldn't certainly put Andrew X in the same category as Gary Ambrose, Anik Singal and the many other Scam artists and Scam peddlers, so be extremely cautious of his other schemes!
In order to avoid becoming a Victim of Scam, please refer to www.internetadvisor.weebly.com and www.scamhunter.weebly.com. If you have any particular program/scheme you want me research, please contact me.
If you really want to find buyers and make a nice commission, especially those that do their everyday shopping online, then go to ASN and truly cover a global market that is the largest in every aspect!
Stay Safe!
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