Is Residual Cash Forever a scam? Well, I am not going to sit here, point my finger, and say yes/no based on what other people have said. Now, on scam.com, there are people proclaiming “Residual Cash Forever” to be a scam. However, there are programs on scam.com that are deemed as scams when they are actually legitimate businesses. Now, if there are legitimate businesses that are thought to be scams on scam.com, then I need to look for more reliable information when trying to see if something is, or if something isn’t a scam. Many programs are called scams just because a person or a group of people did not succeed. When someone does not succeed in a program, does that make it scam? Especially if there are other people who have succeeded?
Recently, a new interesting program called Nice People Give was looking into Residual Cash Forever. At first glance, the program did not seem bad. As a result, Nice People Give thought of combining the two. That is, until they saw the compensation plan. They noticed that the administration took 10% out of every gift, and that every level after the $4000 level required an administration fee. Now, in my opinion, administration is getting a lot from these fees, but “Residual Cash Forever” is giving to charity (however, does that mean anything?). What do you think? When the time comes to send the money, one will notice that there are three addresses. Two of the addresses are the same. Trying to keep an open mind, what does this mean? Could the two addresses mean that there are actually two people and that they are team members, husband and wife, or the same person trying to scam you? Well, it is up to you to make that decision.
“Residual Cash Forever” does not start their launch until September 10th. When that date rolls around, or when they have a certain amount of member, they will start collecting cash gifts. Right now, they are letting people in for free up to the $4000 level. If people want to come in at the $17,000, they have to pay a $75 administration fee. So I am guessing that right now, administration is only making $75 from people who want to join at the higher levels. So, is Residual Cash Forever a scam? In my opinion, administration gets to take a chunk of changes from its members. Overall, the program seems pretty good. It could be that the program is legitimate, but those two details of the administration fee and the two different sponsors that have the same address might make people think other wise. In the end though, my only goal is to urge readers to do some research into the programs they are interested in, and to go with their gut feeling.
In the mean time, if you are looking for a way to make residual cash, take a look at Nice People Give. With Nice People Give, no one has to pay an administration fee. Plus, Nice People Give will market for you. If you are interested, go check them out at http://millionmailprogram.info now.
