Yroo Review – Another Free To Join Scam?

Name: Yroo

Website: www.yroo.com

Price: Free

Overall Rating: 65/100

Legit, but…

You can’t help but question if Yroo is a scam, because it’s free to join and you can make money. This review should clarify the many questions you may have as well as how legit this program really is.

What is Yroo?

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This is yet another website that allows you to save on stores like Macy’s, Gap, and Best Buy just to name a few. But that’s not what the fuss is about.

The Referral Program

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For most of you, you were introduced to Yroo as a way for you to make some money. You were told that it’s completely free to join, then you’ll have access to savings and an opportunity to get paid.

That is where their nice little referral program comes into play. In order to make any money with this, you will need to get people to join through your affiliate link, which will give you points that does have some cash value behind it.

How it Works

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Just like most online businesses, or any business for that matter, they want you to get the word out, so that they can make money. It’s no different here and I like to look at this as a form of advertisement.

When you join Yroo, you have the option to share it on your social networks to get more points. That my friend, is the best way to get their name out there and is a win for you, and a win for the company.

As far as the savings is concerned, the owners of Yroo, will get a commission from the products that you buy from their site, which is nothing more than affiliate marketing. Just know that you can find these savings anywhere on the inter web, so don’t feel you’re getting the best deal in the house.

How You Can Make Money

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Well you know that you can make money by referring people to the program, but you can make more by doing other things as well.

You can do this, by simply visiting the site daily, which will get you 25 points. That is not worth much in dollars, but over a long period of time, it can add up.

The reason this is done, is so that you can give the site more traffic, and of course see something you like and hit the buy now button.

You can also make more money if other people send you points. Again, it is not going to be much, but it is still worth something.

What I Like

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You can’t beat free. There is no fee to join and you can make money. They won’t ask you for any credit card information, so you won’t have to worry about them pulling it out later, when you completely forget about it.

This can make you money. Although you are not going to replace a j-o-b, you can still make something with this.

For most, you’ll make a couple of bucks, but for a couple of people, they will make a couple hundred dollars.

What I Didn’t Like

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This type of stuff is nothing but a bunch of hype. Being that it’s fairly new, you’ll have everyone and their mothers putting their links on FB and Twitter, but it won’t last long.

The problem with free is that they won’t pay you much, and it is not going to be easy to make money either. If you’ve ever done any type of recruiting business, you will know how that goes.

How many people do you really know that use the savings? If you’re like me, you go straight to these sites if you want to buy something, and you’ll get the same discount anyways.

Being that I am a full-time online marketer, I know exactly how this whole savings thing works. If you do remember, you can go to the site and help out the owners, by purchasing through the site’s links.

I don’t like the fact that some people will be putting in almost all their time trying to promote this like it’s the best thing since sliced bread. It’s not going to last, guys.

Yroo at a Glance

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Name: Yroo

Website: www.Yroo.com (click here to join) <======= My link!

Price: Free

Overall Rating: 65/100

Yroo is not a scam! Completely free to join, but don’t expect to make a killing off of this.

Final Thoughts

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I am one that likes to save and I am all for making more money, but there’s one thing I do value most and that is my time.

If you really have nothing better to do, then this might be something you can do. If you really want to make more money, I recommend you start your own online business, rather than making a couple of dollars here and there.

In the end, Yroo is legit, but like I said earlier, it is nothing but a bunch of hype. Soon enough, people will slowly stop checking the site and then you’ll be back to your regular posting of nonsense on your Facebook wall.

Thanks for reading this review of Yroo and if you’ve had any experience, we would love to hear about it. Especially if you’ve made like $5,000 or something!

 

– John

A Work at Home Jobs