Comments on: 30 Minute Money Methods Review (Not Recommended)

By: Jay Gumbs

Jay Gumbs — Sun, 14 Jan 2018 22:56:34 +0000

In reply to Foxxfyrre.

I'm sure you did. I was also scammed more than a few times too but learned to spot the signs. The feeling you get when you've been had is really depressing. I don't want others to go through that.

By: Jay Gumbs

Jay Gumbs — Sun, 14 Jan 2018 22:53:52 +0000

In reply to sonny.

I'm kinda surprised that it's on Clickbank because Clickbank has really been cracking down on these types of programs for a while. If it were on Clicksure or Clickbetter, I won't be as surprised but I guess they were able to prove what they needed to prove so they could get it on Clickbank.

Unfortunately they'll be around forever as long as people keep falling for them. That's why I try to educate people on how to spot the red flags so they're able to see the signs when the next one pops up.

By: Jay Gumbs

Jay Gumbs — Sun, 14 Jan 2018 22:51:15 +0000

In reply to Colin Thomson.

That's something a lot of people don't understand. When was the last time anyone started an offline business with almost nothing and did $50K their first month? And even if they did, it would still take months of planning and hard work. No such thing as getting rich quick.

By: Jay Gumbs

Jay Gumbs — Sun, 14 Jan 2018 16:58:12 +0000

In reply to Fadi.

A good copywriter (the person who wrote the script) knows how to disarm skepticism and this is what happens sometimes.

By: Jay Gumbs

Jay Gumbs — Sun, 14 Jan 2018 16:56:34 +0000

In reply to Rab.

Yes, I guess without knowing that the testimonials were fake you'd still be very skeptical because of the time/earnings factor. The name does make you wary of the offer.

By: Rab

Rab — Sun, 14 Jan 2018 14:14:55 +0000

Wow thanks for this in depth and comprehensive review of 30 Minute Money Methods! The first red flag for me is already coming from the name itself – literally making money in 30 minutes. If such thing exists and works, everyone would be rich by now. I also realized that most scammy programs similar to 30MMM tries to prove to us by using one of the members earnings earned in under ___ hour/minuted. That’s a straight up lie. Thanks for exposing 30MMM!

By: Fadi

Fadi — Sun, 14 Jan 2018 13:57:41 +0000

great review and excellent approach. this 30 minute money method has all the prints of a scam. But sometimes people are desperate and lazy and want something for nothing. Deep inside everyone knows a scam, and when they get scammed they say “I knew it!”. If they knew it why did they participate in the first place!

Thank you for exposing it in a very professional way.

By: Colin Thomson

Colin Thomson — Sun, 14 Jan 2018 13:17:53 +0000

Hiya Jay. This is a fantastic read and I am so glad I have come across your site.
I am aware that people do scam us online and have been sucked in myself too, but having you highlight the ways some people go about this opened my eyes big time.
Most of us would like to be earning $50,000/month and that attracts many people in particular newbies wanting a break.
But building a business online is like building an offline business – it takes time, research, money and effort.
Great post and thanks for the warning about 30 minute money methods.

By: sonny

sonny — Sun, 14 Jan 2018 10:26:03 +0000

Hi,Jay.
I can,t believe my eyes and ears every time I see a scam online program like, 30 Minute Money Methods.I presume it is a Clickbank product as these programs are quite common.
I have been conned myself a couple of times hoping to make a lot of money from these programs.
Unfortunately scam programs are here to stay and are like weeds pull one out and ten scammers pop up.
Thank’s Jay for your review on “30 Minute Money Methods” and pointing out that it’s just another scam.

By: Foxxfyrre

Foxxfyrre — Sun, 14 Jan 2018 08:40:45 +0000

Hi Jay,
Another shiny-box-of-empty-promises, and it seems like there’s a new one every day. At least I won’t have to worry about it collecting ‘dust’ on my shelf thanks to this post.

I never would have thought of a fiverr gig as becoming a spokesman for a program you have nothing to do with. Seems like it’s just another way of allowing or assisting in the promotion of scams. Good catch on that one.

When I first started out online, I suffered a bit from Shiny Object Syndrome, but luckily I paid enough attention that if all they seemed to want is access to my wallet, I was more apt to run the other way. I can’t say for certain, but I think I avoided some pretty nasty scams that way.

Thanks
Frank