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Home » Reviews » Negative Reviews » Quest Of News Is A Scam And No One Has REAL PROOF

Quest Of News Is A Scam And No One Has REAL PROOF

April 16, 2017 //  by John

Name: Quest of News

Website: www.questofnews.com

Owner: Unknown

Price: Free

Overall Rating: SCAM!

What we have here is another get paid to read the news scam called Quest of News. This will be a quick review to show you exactly what you will be getting yourself into if you do decide to give into their “free” nonsense.

I am not affiliated with this site and I am not here to try to show you I got paid so please pay attention before you start promoting this like every other desperate person trying to make money online.

What is Quest of News?


One of many get paid to read the news sites that come with the same website theme, site layout, and an owner that hides somewhere that has no laws to stop them from creating these scams.

It is completely free to join and there are many bonuses to include making more money by getting other people to join Quest of News.

How it Works


By simply “reading the news” you can earn anywhere from $5 – $9 for every piece of article you click on, with a minimum of $250 a day and $2,000 a week.

Then there’s the recruiting program that allows you to earn $150 just for getting them in and then you also get 20% from their everyday earnings.

Now if the poor grammar and misuse of the dollar sign wasn’t enough for you to see that this whole operation is fake, maybe you should see how the overall site will take you for a ride.

How the Scheme Works


Most of you may feel you have nothing to lose because it’s free to join but I want to show you how these guys can get more than just money from you.

Now in order to “get paid” you will have to enter your nickname and/or account number to one of the two payment processors they use, which is Paypal or Payza.

If that didn’t raise any red flags, then you might need some guidance with this whole online thing or you will lose a lot more than you think.

By entering your details, the owners of this scam will try to match your chosen password for Quest of News with your Paypal or Payza account and then try to withdraw whatever money you have in there.

They will try to change the email to theirs and if you don’t catch it fast enough, they will be able to make the transfer.

How do I know?

Because it happened to me.

Now if you don’t believe me, maybe these other signs might help you.

More Red Flags


How in the world are you going to make $250/day by doing nothing and how in the world are you going to get paid $150 for every person you bring into this site?

By having just 100 people (even if they have thousands) join under your link, that’s already $15,000.

Do you really think anyone would run a site like this and not make any profit?

This is complete madness.

I have used Paypal for many years now and none of the companies that I deal with ask for any of my details and there is no reason that Quest Of News needs it.

So we have poor grammar, insane promises, and you don’t have to pay a single penny to make money.

If that doesn’t scream too good to be true, you have no business trying to make money online as you will most likely become another victim of identity theft.

If that doesn’t trigger any of your spidey senses, you might want to take a look at some of the other schemes these guys have created.

Same layout, same fake actor, with the only thing different being the name.

  • Fifty-News
  • All News Round
  • Rank News
  • Lines News

There are hundreds more, but there’s no need for me to give you a complete listing as I’m sure you get my point.

But You’ve Seen Proof


I don’t care who showed you that they made money here, do not believe a single person claiming that they’ve made money here because they didn’t.

The money they show you is all through the Quest of News site and not from their Paypal or Payza accounts, so until they can show you that the money is in those accounts, tell them to stop promoting this scam like it’s legit.

I can promise you that not a single person has made any money with this site and not a single person will EVER make money in the future.

Quest of News is Nothing But a Scam


Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but you will not make any money with this site.

I don’t care if you make the $2,300 minimum to cash out or you waited for the next 14 workdays, you will not make a single penny.

What I Really Think


If you’re one of the many people promoting this scheme because you think you’re going to have a huge payday, please just stop because no one is going to trust you.

I would rather have you promoting Amway or some other lotions and potions before you start promoting any of these scam websites.

Now if you are looking for a legitimate way to make money online, you need to use programs like the Wealthy Affiliate or you just won’t make it.

Other than that, you have been warned.

Thanks for reading my review of Quest of News and I hope I have given you all the information you need to know before you start thinking that you’re going to be some type of overnight millionaire.

Be scam smart and stay away from anything that makes crazy claims like Quest of News and please do like and share this post to warn others about this scam.

Thanks for reading!

 

– John

 

Quest of News
  • Overall Rating 0/5 Stars

Summary

Name: Quest of News

Website: www.questofnews.com

Owner: Unknown

Price: Free

Final Verdict: SCAM!

Category: Negative Reviews, Reviews

About John

Hey everyone, I'm John and I am the owner of this site. I have fallen for many scams, played the recruiting game, and lost thousands of dollars before finding something that actually works. With this site, I hope to save you time and money as there are too many gurus that care about nothing more than filling their pockets with YOUR hard earned money.

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