Is Wake Up To Cash legit or a scam? Can you really be making over $15k per month every month for just 30 minutes of work a day? Sounds too good to be true, so is this real or just a fantasy to take your money?
Let’s take a look and uncover the truth…
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Company Name: Wake Up To Cash
Owner: James Wendell
Price To Join: $49 to Start
My Rating: 0/10
~ Wake Up To Cash Review ~
Intro
While there are many great platforms out there that either teach you to make money online, or are vehicles to generate an online income, there are also loads of scams and programs that just don’t deliver on their promises. My aim is to highlight the good ones and expose the bad ones, so the fact that you are reading this review means you are wise and willing to do your research first. That’s a good thing.
What Is Wake Up To Cash?
Making $15,000 a month for just half an hour of work a day sounds like a dream come true. I know I’d love that kind of cash for very little time and effort. Who wouldn’t?
Unfortunately, so many dodgy make money online (MMO) platforms out there make these sorts of claims.
Why?
Because they tell people what they want to hear (lies, basically) so they will hand over their cash and join up.
No one wants to be told that making money online will be hard work and slow going. We all want to hear dazzling dollar figures, and how it will all happen very quickly and easily.
Unfortunately it just doesn’t usually work that way any more than it does in the offline world. If we want instant wealth, then we’ll just have to keep buying those lotto tickets.
Wake Up To Cash is not what it appears to be. Far from it. James Wendell hasn’t created his own training/money making scheme here. All he’s doing with this website of his and the promise of easy money, is to try and lure you into a different platform entirely.
James gives us a typical hard luck story in his sales video. All these videos seem to relate some story of rags to riches, because many of us can relate to that better than to a story of someone who was already doing well financially before having their stroke of luck and coming into contact with this magical money making program.
After finding his awesome system, James now enjoys the high life of fast cars, flashy clothes, nice houses, vacations to exotic locations and lots of bling.
Again, he’s just telling us what we want to hear. It’s all hype and no substance. It actually sounds like winning a sweepstakes or something, he makes it seem all so quick and easy.If you want to check out something that really does work, but without all the BS hype, then check out what's on offer over at Wealthy Affiliate. It's free to join.
What Wake Up To Cash Is Really Promoting
As I said, James has no real money making system of his own. He’s just an affiliate of another training platform that he’s trying to lure you into with deceptive tactics.
Once you’ve sat through his sales video, if you click on the green button below it, you’ll be redirected to a similar website called Automated Daily Income, which is also not really a platform where you can make money. Basically, this new site you are taken to is just the same as the Wake Up To Cash site you just left, which is kind of a weird way of doing things.
Automated Daily Income – which I reviewed a few months back – is nothing more than a feeder site into a high ticket training and affiliate platform called MOBE, which is run by a guy called Matt Lloyd.
More About MOBE
Now let’s talk a little about MOBE. For a full rundown, you can read my complete MOBE review here.
As I mentioned, MOBE is a high ticket (meaning expensive prices) platform that offers a suite of digital products and make money online training. The idea with MOBE is you join at the base level as a member/affiliate and try and sell MOBE to others.
MOBE is all about selling MOBE and nothing else. All their training is about how to sell MOBE.
Now here’s the catch: While MOBE does have some good products, they are all expensively priced. You can earn generous commissions if you can manage to make some sales, but in order to be eligible to earn a commission on a particular product, you, as an affiliate, must first purchase that product. If you haven’t bought it yourself and sell that same product to someone else, you earn ZERO dollars for your efforts!
For this reason MOBE encourages its affiliates to go “all in”. In other words, buy everything in the MOBE suite so you are eligible to earn commissions on every single product and training package that’s on offer.
To go all in with MOBE will set you back about $50,000, so big bucks to spend when you haven’t even made a sale yourself yet.
And high-priced items like MOBE’s are a tough sell.
MOBE also uses high pressure sales tactics on its own members, because they want you to spend up big on MOBE products. That’s how they make money, from their members.
Copy how I make $1000s a month online.
Target Audience
Sites like Wake Up To Cash are generally targeting a get rich quick mindset. Like I said earlier, just about all of us would love to be able to make awesome money while still having plenty of time on our hands to enjoy life. James Wendell tells us what we want to hear, then promises a way of making that happen. It’s also aimed at anyone who dreams of making money online and escaping the day to day grind of working a regular, real world job.
What I Like
- I can’t say I like anything about the Wake Up To Cash deceptive scam
What I Don’t Like and Red Flags
- Wake Up To Cash is really a nothing platform, just a feeder site
- If you try to join, you are redirected to Automated Daily Income, which is also a feeder site
- Automated Daily Income funnels people into MOBE
- MOBE is a super expensive platform that simply encourages its members to spend up big and try and sell MOBE to others
- James Wendell has used deceptive tactics on his site to try and lure people into something else entirely
- So many MOBE affiliates use this deceptive ploy to get people into MOBE
- The testimonials are bogus
- The dollar figures are really hyped up – not impossible, but very hard to achieve
- Expect the hard sell to be placed on you if you do decide to join the MOBE program
How Much Does Wake Up To Cash Cost?
Well, this is where it gets really interesting. You see, the $49 to allegedly “join” Wake Up To Cash is really just the base membership at MOBE. This membership doesn’t get you much. After you spend your $49 joining MOBE you will then be hit with the very expensive upsells, most of which are priced in the thousands, with their most expensive product costing a tick below $30k!
Yes, that’s almost $30,000 for just the one MOBE product. If you want to sell that top end, high ticket product, you first have to hand over that cash and buy the product yourself.
Is Wake Up To Cash a Scam?
While I don’t consider the MOBE platform a scam (I also don’t recommend it), I will call Wake Up To Cash a scam. I mean, this website doesn’t even directly funnel people into MOBE. It first sends people to another funnel site called Automated Daily Income.
There is nothing genuine about the Wake Up To Cash platform. It doesn’t offer anything to anyone. Just hype, lies and deception to try and trick you into joining something else entirely.
So many MOBE affiliates use this dodgy tactic that I’m becoming more and more convinced that they must teach this ploy in the official MOBE training. Hundreds of MOBE affiliates all do exactly the same thing, so they must teach it over at MOBE.
Some of the MOBE products, while expensive, are actually quite good, but I detest the way their affiliates employ lies and deceit to try and get people to join.
It’s just the wrong way to go about it, and certainly doesn’t build trust.
Why Not Do What I Do? I Know It Works!
Affiliate marketing is a fantastic business model when done the right way, and affiliate products are promoted ethically and transparently. MOBE is an affiliate program, but much of the way their affiliates operate is just wrong. Plus, they only want you to sell MOBE, when as an affiliate you can literally promote any product imaginable.
I do affiliate marketing for a living, and I learnt the best way to be successful by undergoing some awesome training that starts with a completely FREE trial. I mean, why go it alone when you can follow a proven blueprint to fast-track your success, right? It’s just the smarter way of doing things.
If you want to learn more about the training, affiliate marketing in general, why having your own online business is so awesome, and how to get started, I’ve written a FREE guide to help you out.
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