Curious about how this probable CPA scam works
I just came across this site --> DailyBreadGivers.com
I listened to their video and it seems apparent that it somehow involves getting people to post ads for them for CPA offers (for "Fortune 500 companies" like Netflix), and they claim that they pay people $80 per offer/referral completed. However, I know enough about CPA to know that there is no way that they are paying that... I would think that those offers pay something more like $5.
What I can't figure out is how they are scamming people into doing their work for them since they are apparently not charging their marks any upfront fee to do this. They claim to track (and that people can track) the referrals through a members' web interface. I mean, I know that the statement that they pay people $80 per (offer-completed) referral is the incentive, but I am wondering how they are getting away with this.
It seems pretty obvious to me that they want to use people to attract their CPA leads for them for free, but I just really wonder how they get out of paying them.
If you have nothing better to do and are curious, maybe you can listen to the video and see what you think their trick is. I enjoy analyzing the anatomy of a scam, and these days the air is thick with them.
I listened to their video and it seems apparent that it somehow involves getting people to post ads for them for CPA offers (for "Fortune 500 companies" like Netflix), and they claim that they pay people $80 per offer/referral completed. However, I know enough about CPA to know that there is no way that they are paying that... I would think that those offers pay something more like $5.
What I can't figure out is how they are scamming people into doing their work for them since they are apparently not charging their marks any upfront fee to do this. They claim to track (and that people can track) the referrals through a members' web interface. I mean, I know that the statement that they pay people $80 per (offer-completed) referral is the incentive, but I am wondering how they are getting away with this.
It seems pretty obvious to me that they want to use people to attract their CPA leads for them for free, but I just really wonder how they get out of paying them.
If you have nothing better to do and are curious, maybe you can listen to the video and see what you think their trick is. I enjoy analyzing the anatomy of a scam, and these days the air is thick with them.