Let us start off this Project Payday review by looking at the working basics of the program, so that we have a foundation upon which to build the rest of the facts. From what we gather from the website promoting this program, it is a system that pays people for trying out different products or services. Think of it as a meeting place for producers who would like their products tried and the people that would like to offer these trial services. As an employee, you will take a given offer by a client, try it out, and give the client feedback on their product. You then get paid for doing this.
According to the website, all the offers available are free and you would not be required to pay anything to try out the various products. However, while doing research for this Project Payday review, I found out that some of the producers will charge you if you exceed the trial period agreed for the particular product. This could be one reason why people have looked at the program as a scam.
It is also worth noting that a monthly membership fee of $49.95 is charged for full membership into the program. The promoters of the program say that this comes with a 6 month guarantee. They say that should you not make money within this time, having followed all they say in their training manual, you will get the money back.
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