Do They Work?
Let me get this answer out of the way. NOPE! With what I’ve experienced, it’s a big fat NO.
Wait, did I tell you that Money Cyclers and Matrix Programs don’t work. Oh yeah, I did.
I just wanted to clarify how serious I am that you’re just gonna waste your money and you can kiss it goodbye. If you read my
Achieve review or my experience with the program, that’s pretty much how they all work.
How do I know? Because I was one who didn’t accept the fact that it doesn’t work, and I went ahead to join others while I waited for my payout in Achieve.
Why Money Cyclers And Matrix Program Don’t Work
Wait, maybe I should clarify my meaning of work. Yes, it will work for the people on the top that put money in first. Everyone else that’s late in coming in will be the people paying the top, and new members won’t see a penny when it crashes.
Simple math here, people’s money is getting multiplied for their payout. Look at Achieves formula, $50 turning to $400, that’s a lot of money.
That’s $50 x 8, you need 8 people to come in behind you so you get that high return, or someone paying for 8 positions.
In the perfect world of Money Cycler Programs, new people will keep coming in and keep feeding the system.
The whole world can be in it so we can all live a wealthy lifestyle and money will just keep circulating. That would be awesome right?
Do yourself a favor and save yourself from the embarrassment and your hard earned money. Anytime you see Cycler or Matrix label on it, stay away! It’ll be the best decision you’ll make.
Unless, you’re someone who can live with yourself bringing people in to the program and you get your payday from being on top. You could also go ahead with it if you’re someone who’s really good at apologizing for bringing them in.
Don’t be that person who will have to say sorry to your family and friends constantly for not knowing that the program was gonna crash. You might be the one who might have to pay them all back and end up losing everyone’s trust at the same time.
This Will Be A Pattern That Won’t Go Away
New programs will always be coming out promoting high returns, enticing people which will create so much buzz that you’ll have people jumping in the program like crazy.
When does it hit the wall? As soon as the amount of members coming in slows down, everything slows down. Keep in mind, it doesn’t take long for it to hit the wall.
You’re lucky if you see one last past 6 months, maybe 3 months. Think about it, as soon as it slows down a little bit, people start being conservative cause they’re not seeing the fast payouts anymore.
When that happens, money coming in slows down until it completely stops, cause people don’t wanna put in anymore if they don’t see any payouts.
Money Cyclers I Was In That Crashed
Everyone Cycles. This was the very first one I joined right after Achieve, I thought I was being smart not putting my eggs in one basket. Look at how awesome that is, turn $10 to $20.
It’s like magic right before your eyes. Yup, you really have to believe the phrase. If it’s too good to be true, then it’s probably too good to be true. Something like that.You get the point.
Achieve was actually still active at this time and I thought this was gonna give me multiple streams of income. I was actually getting paid every 2 to 3days in Everyone Cycles if I’m not mistaken.
The problem was I keep repurchasing to get more positions, so in reality, I didn’t really make much money. It was flying and everyone was getting pumped cause everyone was cycling, it was such an appropriate name for the program.
Everyone Cycles, until the pay out starts getting slower and slower everyday. Everyone starts freaking out, no news from owner about what’s going on.
Then owner shows up one week later apologize and says everything will be fine, then it moves again. This time it’s not as fast but still moving.
The owner starts gaining everyone’s trust again and people start to put more money in. The next thing you know, the owner of the program disappears and everyone is left wondering WTF just happened.
Take a note of this, they always try to make things good in the beginning to earn your trust.
As soon as more people start dumping their hard earned money, the owners take off and take everyone’s money with them.
Okay, not every owner has the same intensions. These programs are just meant to fail, people will eventually stop putting money in.
Trinity Lines. This was probably the closes one to becoming like Achieve, meaning having the same vibe of having positive members.
What really sucks about these programs is the fact that it’s always the really innocent people getting scammed. Trying to keep things positive and believing in the system.
One of the members of Achieve made a video saying that Trinity Lines will be the next big thing while Achieve was trying to fix their hiccups with the payment processor.
Oh Yeah, I forgot to mention earlier that’s how the whole thing started with the questioning of Achieve. Why was the old payment processor not willing to work with them anymore. Owner of Achieve said the payouts were getting too big. Yeah Right.
Anyways, to cut this short. Trinity Lines closed its doors when they found out that Achieve was about to go down. I received the email early in the morning and I couldn’t believe it. Yes, at that point I was still too blind to see it.
After all that I still go to the next one, don’t ask me why. Actually one of the biggest influence was my friend who introduced me to this in the first place. We would just inform each other about the new programs. Next!
Online Incomes Club. Not much to explain here, you see the picture of the payouts. I put a little money in this one, but this one actually didn’t have much chance of going too far.
The owner seemed like a nice guy in the Face Book group, trying to get everyone pumped and keep building. It just died, the website actually still exist.
Don’t bother checking it out, your just wasting your time. Okay, nothing really left to say about OIC.
This next one actually got everyone pumped, this is when programs were announcing their launch date and time.
They’ve probably been doing this back then announcing there dates on FB, remember I was still a rookie to all of this.
So here’s the next program.
The Reach Society.
I got on front of the computer trying to be one of the first guys to get in and get my spot.
There was so much people trying to get in at the same time it was ridiculous.
This was another cycler where some of the top people got paid and disappeared.
People who cycled weren’t repurchasing which slowed down the system and left members thinking if they’re ever gonna see a penny.
The owner tried to put a repurchase rule after that, but it was too late. You probably know what I’m gonna say, yup, this also cause the program to stall until it eventually died.
Get Paid Your Way. At this point you’re probably thinking what the heck is wrong with this guy? Don’t worry, I’m asking the same question too.
I was one of the few people who got in early too, people started posting on the FB group that they just got paid minutes in. What happened?
Funds coming in slowed down which means payouts slowed down. Members started disputing and that was the end of the game. The owner told the
members due to the dispute, the funds were getting put on hold. I never saw any of the money. I’m gonna cut the list here cause I’m getting too much flashbacks.
While I was writing this post, I just remembered what I did at this time was join pretty much all of them at the same time. I would join one as soon as it came out, before the previous ones would run into problems.
My Final Thoughts About Cyclers
Just stay away from them, every single one of them. Unless they have a really good product that you really like, and you don’t mind spending your money for it. If you find one, let me know so I can see how great that product is.
There’s so much better ways to spend your money, stop gambling with money cyclers. Sorry it got a little long, I hope you still enjoyed reading my review on money cyclers and my experience with them.
Don’t hesitate to leave me a comment or question below. I would also love to hear your experiences with these type of programs. If you haven’t had a chance to check out my #1 recommendation, read about it
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