Banners Broker !!!

Ypaymore

Another one doing the rounds. To be avoided me thinks.

See: http://www.scam.com/showthread.php?t=145048&page=5

Maz

How strange, a friend of mine has been raving about this for ages! Spoke to her today in fact and after seeing this thread a couple of days ago, asked her how it was going. She tells me that she started in November last year and put $415 in and withdrew over $4000 in June this year. The bloke she was introduced by only joined a few months before her and he now draws the equivalent of a very nice salary of around £2500 per month.

It may well go pop in a couple of years, who knows? But that's some tidy money!

Ypaymore

See also this thread in the Fool :http://boards.fool.co.uk/banners-broker-12595908.aspx?sort=whole#12597738

NeverInDebt

Yet another new poster praising this company they just sign up to do that. We had a few just lately do this on this thread, and inevitable many of us are sceptical of there praises still I doubt there post will remain for long much like the other new posters that did

Desperate_Dan_3

Quite a few guys at work have recently got involved with Banners Broker and have been raving about their earnings. Tempted at what seemed easy money I decided to do a little bit of research before jumping in.

It would appear that they make money from people who are fooled in to thinking that their projected earnings can be withdrawn at any time. It is indeed a clever system whereby they claim that you don't need to refer people to make money, but in reality only those users who recruit new users will make any money.

It's scandalous that in this day and age people are still getting away with this sort of trick, but you know what they say about a fool and his money! Now to break the news and show the guys at work my findings...

Nick_Swan

I've done a bit of research into this, just remember if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

The unfortunate thing is everyone who signs up for banners broker has to positively promote it so get more referrals, so it's actually difficult to find negative things about it when searching.

sls1365

Nick_Swan wrote: »

The unfortunate thing is everyone who signs up for banners broker has to positively promote it so get more referrals, so it's actually difficult to find negative things about it when searching.

Actually, Banners Broker is different. Yes, you can recruit, but it is very straightforward to not recruit anyone and to build an online residual income entirely on your own. There are many people in Banners Broker precisely because you DON'T have to sign up your friends and family.

missterryshopper

sls1365 wrote: »

Actually, Banners Broker is different. Yes, you can recruit, but it is very straightforward to not recruit anyone and to build an online residual income entirely on your own. There are many people in Banners Broker precisely because you DON'T have to sign up your friends and family.

Nothing special lots of companies out there where you can make money and not recruit. Many of which have a great track record.

sls1365

I didn't really mean that it was unique, I meant that it was different from the ones that Nick Swan was mentioning. I know that there are good opportunities online, I just wish that there weren't so many very bad ones, that make people scared to try the good ones...

Ypaymore

Interesting Article from well respected journalist.

http://www.businessforhome.org/2012/09/bannersbroker-corporate-message-terminations/

Note some people suggest the banners dont exist.Has anybody seen them ?

JohnH

:think:

I suspect most people here are too savvy to get suckered into this obvious Ponzi scheme.