Here we go again! Another day, another make money product hits m inbox. This one claims you can start making $2685 today. LOL. We already know that’s not going to be true. Let’s see what this one is all about. Is Daily Cash App a scam? Is it really them who will make $2685 off of us? (Probably!) Let’s dive in into this Daily Cash App review.
Here are the areas we’ll explore in this Daily Cash App review.
- What is Daily Cash App?
- How Does Daily Cash App Work?
- Is Daily Cash App a Scam or Legit?
- You CAN Make Money Online
What is Daily Cash App?
Product: Daily Cash App
Cost: They’ll take ALL your money.
Owner(s): Stephen Jenkins (Fake name, and probably not this guy.)
Here’s what I see when I click on the video. Look at this mess!
I’m sure this is going to be a good one! Let me watch this video so you don’t have to.
Here’s what I learned:
- You should consider yourself to be extremely lucky to be able to watch this highly sensitive video (Riggghhht. Lucky. I don’t know if that’s the word I would use.)
- Someone decided you really needed this video
- After watching this video, you will learn how you can earn (the very specific) amount of $2685.63
- You can make that every day, for as long as you want it
This is not:
- About cryptocurrencies
- About trading of any kind
- Anything you need experience in
- A scam (we’ll see about that)
- About affiliate marketing (well, boo! Affiliate marketing is good!)
- Anything you would have ever come across in your life
Some of our favorite testimonial people are back!
Testimonial Girl 1 said this software has completely changed her life. She’s finally making real money!
Perhaps she is from making testimonial videos, but not from this app. We’ve already discovered that she’s an actress in this Fast Profits Review.
We have some more fake testimonials giving “Stephen” and Daily Cash App praise. I’ll spare you the details since they’re not real anyway.
You’re going to get FREE access to software that is personally generating Stephen $2685 each day.
You can make money in just 2 hours after watching this video.
We get introduced to the owner of this program, Steven Jenkins. He even shows himself on the sales page.
Wow! A real person!
Er, no.
I mean, this guy IS a real person. It’s just that he’s a model, and not Steven Jenkins.
Guess what makes an appearance in the sales video? Yup! You guessed it. It’s a Lambo. It’s almost like you HAVE to have a lambo in order to have a real make money online sales video. It’s almost a necessity.
I don’t know. This isn’t really something that excites me. Then again, I’m a mom of 2 and I need places to put my groceries and my son’s mountain bike. I also live in the snowy Northeast. And maybe some women like the idea of owning a Lambo, but I think this is more to appeal the guys out there.
You know what, there’s more to this video, but I’m done at Lambo. They’re not going to tell us anything about this program anyway.
Let’s see if we can figure out how this works.
How Does Daily Cash App Work?
We’ll never know from the sales video because they’ll never say. However, after doing more research on this program, I learned about some disturbing details.
What happens is that you give up your info and then you’re sent to another program all together. They even kind of say that in the disclaimer:
You’ll be taken to the site Click2Sell. We’ve already discussed this program before in the Ad Formula Review. Click2Sell is an advertising platform.
What you do is you buy advertisement impressions. These ads that you buy will be placed on websites and you’ll get the amount of impressions that you purchased. For instance, if you bought 1000 impressions, you’ll get 1000 eyeballs on that ad.
Every click that ad gets, you make money.
It sounds genius right?
Oh HELL No. Here’s a screen shot of the ads.
Do you see the costs of these impressions? These costs are INSANE. How many people are going to click on that ad? You will NEVER make your money back. This is nothing more than gambling, except worse because you will NEVER win.
And even worse is that you have to give them sensitive personal information in order to “get paid”.
Is Daily Cash App a Scam or Legit?
I almost never call these sites scams because when I don’t pay for the product, I can’t really tell for sure. I’m comfortable calling it this time.
This. Is. A. Scam.
I was thinking of going though all of the problems with this. I mean, you have the ridiculous claim that you can make $2800 starting TODAY.
You have the fake product owner.
You have the Lambo.
The worst part is there isn’t even anything called Daily Cash App. That isn’t even a thing. It’s just a way to get your info so they can try to scam you with Click2Sell.
By the way, when I did the Ad Formula Review, I put in my home phone number because we never answer it. These guys called SO MANY TIMES in a row that is was downright annoying. What they try to do is sell you on the highest impression package.
Just do yourself a favor. Put your money back into your pocket and get far, far away from this.
You CAN Make Money Online
I don’t want to discourage you by telling you that this program is a scam. Unfortunately, there are a lot of shady programs out there. I’ve reviewed a lot of them. More and more pop up every day. (They certainly keep me busy!)
But making money online really isn’t that elusive.
Lots and lots of people do it and do it well enough to make a full-time living at it. (Look at these Success Stories!) YOU can too!
The problem is that these scammy programs try to convince you that you can make money fast. And that’s just not true, unless you’re already established online and have followers.
So then you get discouraged and think it’s too hard to actually make money because you’re not making it fast like these guys said you would.
But if you could just focus your time and energy on setting things up the right way from the start, you could make money online no problem.
Expect for it to take time to learn everything. Expect that you’ll learn what you need to learn as you grow. Don’t expect riches overnight. Expect that you CAN become rich if you wanted if you put the time and effort in.
First, you just need to get started on the right path. Let me show you the way. You can check out my FREE E-Book, 4 Steps to Affiliate Success, and I’ll guide you in the right direction.
This is one of my favorite quotes that you’ll see in the guide and all throughout this site:
I want to guide you toward that certain way of doing things so you can get rich. Click the button to get access to 4 Steps to Affiliate Success.
Do you have any questions or comments about Daily Cash App? Do you think it’s a scam based on what I found out about it? Would you ever try something like this? If you have tried it, I’d love to hear about your experience. Leave me comments down below!
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I can’t but appreciate the way you figure out these Scam app for us. Daily Cash App another scam! Anyway, I have never tried options that will want me to succeed overnight because I believe in hardwork. You have done a great work on analysing the video and identifying that lady. I have not experienced a scam product online before and I don’t pray to!
thanks
I’m glad you haven’t been scammed online! It’s a shame how many people are. (I certainly have been in the past.) That’s why I want to do these reviews. I really don’t want people to get sucked into these things and lose their hard-earned money.
I appreciate you stopping by and sharing your thoughts!
Each time I see a programme promising huge amount of money within a relatively short time I become cautious because no one is interested in making the other rich online for no just cause, we are all online for the same reason; To make money, its going to take realwork and consistency. Anytime someone subcribes to any of the get rich quick schemes he/she has just successfully made the owners richer and the circle continues
Yes, these plans are all there to make the owners of them get richer. Now, there’s nothing wrong with making money by offering VALUE to someone. But I believe all these get-rich-schemes don’t offer any value and the people selling them will get richer and the people buying them will get poorer.