Paypal Booster Professional Review

Paypal Booster Professional:Is It A Scam?

If you have stumbled across this post,you are probably trying to find out if Paypal Booster Professional actually works or if it’s just another scam.Can it really turn your Paypal account into a money making machine?Is it just another online scam?Well,let me just fill you in.
It is not so much a scam as it is a scheme. This so-called “product” goes by other names like PTC Income Booster, Income Booster Professional, Paypal PTC Booster Professional, etc. Just Google each one and you will see they are pretty much the same.

I really thought that this “product” would have value and would allow me to make make extra money with PTC sites.And it absolutely can if I want to sell someone a product that really isn’t a product.This “product” is total B.S.!!

SAVE YOUR MONEY!!

So,what is Paypal Booster Professional?

It is basically an outlined plan to advertise this outlined plan in PTC sites,complete with capture page,thank you pages,bullsh** Paypal screenshots showing proof of income,etc.

Anyway,I won’t argue that you can’t make money with Paypal Booster Professional,as I am sure many have and many more will.In fact,you see this advertised at several PTC sites.Which is perfect for the seller.Here you are pitching this product at a site where a good portion of the members are making pennies a day.I mean,who doesn’t want to get multiple $5 payments flooding their Paypal account?

Sure sounds nice.But I personally think this is just WRONG.There is no product.What you are selling is a PDF and some screenshots,and an outlined plan to sell them.Of course,this person claims that this is easy to do,you don’t need experience,and it’s completely ethical.Ethical?Really?How ethical is it to sell people screenshots showing proof of income that are NOT yours?.Here are a couple of of the screenshots:

     

Just Google “paypal booster professional” and look through some of the websites promoting this.You will see those two screenshots on 90% of them.So,people have been using this little scam for quite a while.It’s b.s. like this that makes people not trust internet marketers in the first place.Is it really worth a quick buck to sell people garbage?Not for me.I would rather make a GOOD name for myself and NOT sell people a “make a quick buck” scheme.

Of course,the person I bought this from claims that this is easy to do,you don’t need experience,and it’s completely ethical.Ethical?Really?How ethical is it to sell people screenshots showing proof of income that are NOT yours?If it works and and you are making money with it,why not show YOUR proof of income instead of showing the same images everyone else does.

On the other hand, if anyone would like to pay $2.99 for some screenshots, capture page, download pages and a PDF outlining how to sell this “product” to other people online, you can purchase from the same scum I did here.

.And if by chance,anyone purchases a product online that comes with a money back guarantee and the seller doesn’t refund you your money,contact Paypal.You can also go to http://whois.net/ and type in the website name and you can get all their information,unless they have domain privacy protection.

In this case,you can try http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx.This is the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) and it  is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C).If none of the above methods work,then file a complaint with them.