$250 Per Day System Review – The Ty Long Cash Gifting Scam

Consider yourself lucky for landing on this review of the $250 Per Day System scam. I had to give my two cents, due to the fact that I could find nothing but positive reviews from people that are doing nothing but trying to sell you this scam.

I don’t know who was trying to promote this scam to you, but mine came with Carlton from The Fresh Prince of Bel Air dancing at the bottom. I don’t know if it’s because I know this is a scam, but I wanted to smack that dude on the back of his head, and I like Carlton!

I really can’t blame you for wanting to make more money, but I’m glad you did your research. Cash gifting is not new and it used to work back in the day, simply because people were uneducated about this system and of course they wanted to make money. I had to do a review to take away these scammers from the search engines, who are doing nothing but trying to make you join their scam.

What The $250 Per Day System Really is

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This is nothing but a “cash gifting” scam where you literally deposit money (yup, that $250) right into your sponsor’s bank account. Now all you have to do is create the same funnel that you just ran through if you want to make $250?

Can you just tell me how in the world is that even a business or ethical in any way? This program is ran exactly like another scam called Too Damn Easy, which should be shut down by now if it hasn’t already.

Trust me guys, I have spent thousands of dollars online and at least I knew what I was getting myself into. The $250 Per Day system has gotten any of the scams I’ve come across beat by far.

At least with those other programs, I had something to offer my so called “downlines”. There is absolutely NOTHING to offer here but a “hey give me your money and go ask someone else to give you money, if you want to make $250 a day”.

Can someone please tell me what in the world is going on here?!

Who This is for

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The $250 Per Day System is for newbies who are in desperate need of money or who are trying to find the easy way out of things. Let me just tell you that there is no “easy” way out and there is definitely no push button system either.

I love how the people promoting this are all nonchalant about all this like it’s cool. “Just deposit your money into my Paypal and you can do the same”. Then they show you all kinds of “Proof” that they will give you $100 back and blah blah blah.

DO NOT let this proof or their sob story fool you. Most of the members of this scam are not making anything. You give your money and then good luck trying to make that back, without having anything to sell.

MLM Without a Product

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I don’t know about you, but I can’t stand multilevel marketing. I have had some success with one, just to find out that it was getting shutdown! At least with that MLM, I had a product that I could show people and also a way to make money through their business model.

Can you imagine physically asking someone to join the $250 Per Day System? What would you say to them? I don’t know about you, but I consider myself to be a decent network marketer, but I couldn’t live with myself selling someone nothing.

There are ways to make money online and this is not one of them. This is nothing but a scam and I can promise you that you are not going to be like these other scammers that are making some kind of money with this.

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No Pros, All Cons

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I usually have a pros and cons section, but this system has nothing I like. Here is all the negative stuff that I managed to pull out from this scam.

• Unethical
• Is cash gifting
• Not a real business
• No product
• Up-sells
• Is a scam

When you see people leaving their telephone numbers for you to contact them (which they are taught), it screams nothing but desperation. I thought people are taught to keep their personal info private? This just shows what people will do for money!

The Price

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Just like advertised, it is going to cost you $250. Yup, $250 plus a couple of other fees that you really had no clue about. Depending on who is promoting this scam to you, you will sometimes have to setup a website, even if they advertise that you don’t need one.

Although it is not going to cost much, it is still something you need to put into consideration, especially if you don’t know what you’re doing. Websites are not the easiest thing to setup and you will be doing this all by your lonesome.

The Changes

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I really don’t care if anyone tells you that they have changed their business model, it is still the same give me $250 nonsense that they promote. It changed from “Ty Long’s No Website System” to the “$250 Per Day System. Different name, same garbage.

They are only doing these “changes” to get under Paypal’s radar and pretend they actually have something to offer. I really don’t care what anyone tells you, it is still the same system.

The $250 Per Day System Is Nothing But a Scam!

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I have reviewed many products and scams online and this one tops the cake. I have seen $100 cash gifting schemes and network marketing businesses that cost thousands of dollars, but this one has got to be one of the worst!

What’s even worse, is that people are actually giving into this! I know there are nothing but positive reviews that are in the search engines, but this review should fix that.

What Now?

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Listen guys, I know you want to make more money (who doesn’t?), but this is not going to work. I’m pretty sure you’ve heard of Amway and Melaleuca, but even those are not easy to do.

The $250 Per Day System is nothing but a scam and you need to stay away from things like this, unless you want to literally dump your money into some stranger’s bank account, hoping that some idiot will do the same for you.

I hope this $250 Per Day System review has showed you enough to let you see that this will not work for you. Like the good ole saying goes, “If it sounds too good to be true, then it most likely is”.

 

– John