Paid 2 Save Review: Travel Saving Scam Or Legit Opportunity?

I had to do a Paid 2 Save review to help those of you who are still wondering if you should join yet another make money from home program.

I have yet to see a travel MLM that is doing really well because the ones that I thought would last have actually gone bankrupt and no longer exist.

With companies like Wake Up Now that had their “You should be here” signs all over the place, I thought for sure this would be one that lasts.

There are way too many discount type MLM sites out there and Paid 2 Save is just one of them.

Whether I say it is a scam or not, this won’t be the last one that you’ll come across especially if you’re looking for ways to make money online.

Follow along with this Paid 2 Save review as I show you exactly what you will be getting yourself into if you decide to “save” and do business at the same time.

Paid 2 Save Review

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Name: Paid 2 Save

Owner: David Hart (co-founder)

Website: www.paid2save.com

Price: $12.95 starting

Overall Rating: 1.5/5 stars

Product Overview

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Paid 2 Save is one of the many network marketing companies that uses savings and coupon type incentives to get people to partake in their multilevel marketing gig.

The business was started back in 2012 and is actually an app that can be downloaded from the apple app store or Google Play that allows you to…

“Save on places you are already shopping” like Walmart, Petsmart, Target, and Best Buy just to name a few.

I was actually involved with one called Shopping Sherlock and they had the same exact saving type sites as Paid 2 Save, but I’m not sure if they’re still around.

Obviously there’s a reason why I am no longer a member and you’ll see a lot more of that in this review.

Who This is For

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I would like to say this is for anyone who wants to save money, but that’s not really the case.

You can find these savings anywhere on the net without having to do any type of network marketing or paying to save deals.

This is mainly for anyone who is looking to do some network marketing and recruit others to grow their business.

The Actual Product

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There is no tangible product here, so don’t be expecting some fancy boxes in the mail.

You will be getting memberships to the site which in turn will get you savings and the opportunity to recruit other members to do the same.

The Price to Join Paid 2 Save

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I was pretty shocked at the cost, but broken down, I guess you can make it back if of course you get other people to do exactly like you just did.

I’m sure you wouldn’t expect to spend a whole lot to get savings and you really don’t.

Now if you want to go out there to make money promoting this, you might not like the price.

To get the Travel Club Business membership, you will need to pay $125 every single month.

That’s more than 20% of most people’s paychecks!

For the regular Travel Club Membership, you will also need to spend $12.95/month, just don’t expect to make much by only getting that membership.

• Travel Club Membership – $12.95/month
• Travel Club Business Membership – $125/month

 The Compensation Plan

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I used to think these were the make or break for an MLM until I found out that you could actually create your own online business.

If that’s something that might interest you, click here to see what I recommend.

After that, I learned (the hard way of course) that trying to leverage the compensation plan for any MLM is still building the owners at the top’s income.

You are not the boss.

But if you want to see how much money you can make if Joe signs Jill and Jill signs Mary, then I would also love to give you that information.

Click here to get a complete PDF breakdown of how much you will make by getting people to join Paid 2 Save.

Now obviously you have to pay before you gain any commissions, so do keep that in mind before you start promoting your personal link.

Pros & Cons

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Pros:

• Can make you money
• Has an app
• Been around for some time

Cons:

• Getting 39 people to join is not easy
• Is a pyramid based style business
• Not affordable to most
• Products are bleh
• Not recommended

Final Opinion of Paid 2 Travel

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With all the MLMs in the world not a single one of these saving type sites will be on the top of my list.

I’m not one for lotions and potions, but I would definitely recommend you join something like Amway before I tell you to join one of these paid to save type sites.

So is Paid 2 Save a Scam?

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Scam is a very strong word and after being around for more than 3 years, I guess you can say this is legit.

They have a product and although they will be making most of the money, it is what it is.

These aren’t your best bet to making money from home and they are usually ran off of hype.

Now if you think that you can make it big here, I say go for it.

Would I recommend it?

I’m going to have to say…no.

What I Really Think

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If you are not the best recruiter and you’re not into making other people rich, I definitely recommend you start your own online business.

There are also many scams in the industry, but after some failing and giving away of money, I have finally found at least one that I know works.

Click here to see how you can create your own online business, without even owning your own products!

Other than that, you can join something like Paid 2 Save if you feel that this is for you.

Whether you decide to join this or not, I still wish you nothing but the best and I do hope that you become successful with it.

Thanks for reading my Paid 2 Save review and hopefully I have given you more than enough information to make a wise decision on your own.

If you have any questions about this or any other make money from home opportunity, please do so in the comments section below.

Do you think Paid 2 Save is worth it?

Hmmm…

 

– John

A Work at Home Jobs