Duty On Time Review: Definitely a Scam

If you’re wondering if this site is a scam, good for you.

In this Duty On Time review I will show you exactly how this scheme works and how you WILL NOT make any money with this site.

I have seen many tricks of the trade online and these types of sites are the worst because they get people to promote it like crazy, simply because it’s free to join and they claim you get a $10 bonus for getting other people to signup under your link.

There are literally thousands of sites like this and they all come with names like Invite to Job and Earn With Invite which I’ve reviewed many months ago.

Let me explain more within this review so you can see exactly why you need to avoid this at all costs.

Duty On Time Review

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Name: Duty On Time

Owner: Unknown

Website: www.dutyontime.com

Price: Free

Overall Rating: SCAM!

What is Duty On Time?

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Another make money doing minimal task website that offers bonuses for recruiting people into the program.

There is no indication of who owns the site, which is obviously going to throw out some red flags.

Is it Really Free to Join?

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Of course.

By having you think that you can make money by doing nothing, it’s almost a no brainer for someone to signup and immediately start pushing it out to everyone they know.

This site is designed for anyone desperately looking to make money online, which amounts to almost everyone out there and this thing will spread like wild fire reeling the complete gullible into the scheme.

Free to join, but you will not make any money no matter how much you pray.

But There’s Proof

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So I was introduced to this site by one of my friends on Facebook and I immediately knew what everything was about.

I tried to tell him that this was a scam and he said “no, my friend showed me proof”.

So I had to explain myself, once again and is also the same reason that prompted me to do this review.

I want to explain how this “proof” works in case someone showed you the same thing before you become another member trying to promote this nonsense.

When you get people to join or you do the little tasks that they ask you to do, you will get credited to your account immediately.

By having this balance in your account does not show proof of anything.

Period.

I asked was this a screenshot of their bank account of their back office for Duty On Time and of course it wasn’t their bank account.

You can have a million dollars in your Duty On Time account but that’s just as good as nothing until it hits at least your Paypal account.

That doesn’t prove anything and that is just one of their red flags.

Other Red Flags

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If the name “Duty On Time” isn’t enough for you to take a step back to see what you’re doing, it’s time you get a wake up call.

If the crazy grammar and weird looking numbers weren’t enough for you to see that there’s something shady going on here, you might want to get back to reality.

The overall layout of the site is a mess and this is literally the same setup as the other schemes that these guys have created.

They change the name and throw out the same script.

68197$?

What in the world is that?!

I don’t care what country you’re from, but if you can’t put a dollar sign in the right place, you have no business doing business.

They can’t even use the right scam that they’re trying to promote either, if you see in the screenshot below.

That’s how ridiculous this whole thing is and you’d be crazy to give into anything with this type of garbage.

 

 

Duty On Time Will Not Pay

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If you’re not familiar with this site, that’s a good thing.

If you want to withdraw any money, you will need to meet their minimum threshold of at least $300, which will be paid through Paypal, Moneygram, check (I mean cheque), Western Union, or directly into your bank account.

Hit that minimum threshold and I can promise you that you will not see a single penny.

You will have everyone and their mothers promoting this thing like crazy because of their balance in their DOT account, so please don’t be one of them.

N one is making any money here and trust me, you will not be the first.

Duty On Time is Another too Good to Be True Scam

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I mean, did you really think you were going to make that much money doing pretty much nothing?

Or did you think this was too good to be true?

I’m hoping you said yes to my second question because I hate to break it to you, but there is no way you are going to make money online doing nothing and most especially without paying a single penny?

If just 100 people met the minimum threshold of $300 that would mean that the scammer (I mean owner) of this site would be dishing out $300,000.

Do you really think they have that much money to give away without any money coming in?

Some food for thought.

DO NOT GIVE ANY INFORMATION TO THIS SITE

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If you haven’t given away any information (email addy, Paypal account info, etc.) please don’t do it.

I know you feel that you have nothing to lose, but there is actually a lot at stake here so let me explain.

By signing up to this site, you will need to of course create your own account by giving your name and creating a password.

Once you get into the site, most people are curious about getting paid so they put in their Paypal information so that they can get paid ASAP.

What these scammers will try to do is match your password that you used to create your account with your details that you left for your Paypal account.

Then they will try to login to your Paypal account and switch your email address to theirs hoping that something might just get deposited into their account.

I know a lot of you aren’t crazy enough to have your passwords be the same for all your accounts, but there are some that do.

So if you have given any information to this site, now would be a great time to change that so you don’t become another victim of identity theft.

Duty On Time is a Scam!

What I Really think

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These types of sites are all over the place and although I’d love to tell you that there’s a better alternative to a don’t do nothing but still make money because there really isn’t one.

I make money online and I work from home full-time but it’s not through doing nothing.

If you want to make money online it’s going to require you to work and most especially stop falling for this type of garbage that doesn’t work.

I was once in your shoes until I decided to stop chasing the shiny little objects and do what it takes like every other successful online marketer does.

I got trained from the best, interacted with the community, and applied what they told me to do.

Fast forward two years later and I make more money than most people I know.

If you’re serious about making money online, that’s one program you need to at least give a try, so read this review, see what you will be doing, and start building your empire today.

Or you can keep giving into sites like Duty On time and end up scratching your head looking for the next best thing.

Other than that, thanks for reading my review and hopefully I have given you all the information you need to not give into this scam.

Thanks for reading!

 

– John

A Work at Home Jobs