My 24 Hour Income collapses for good, Burton promoting new scam
Last we checked in My 24 Hour Income was up to its fourth collapse.
That was just over a month ago, with Burton finally deciding to pull the plug entirely last week.
At the time of publication the My 24 Hour Income website is returning a security error because of an invalid SSL certificate.
For those unfamiliar with the company, My 24 Hour Income was your typical adcredit Ponzi scheme. The scam first collapsed in late December, with the last three months seeing affiliates lead on with all sorts of promises by admin Drew Burton.
Despite buying himself a new house in Ontario (and who knows what else) during the time he ran My 24 Hour Income, Burton claims the collapse has seen him “struggle everyday”.
Rather than acknowledge My 24 Hour Income was a simple Ponzi scheme that ran the typical course of spiraling out of control, Burton (right) blames the collapse on “the hack”.
The system came to a point where it was point less to move forward with the name My24 or me as an admin the company and my name online was not converting or selling anymore… because of all the ups and downs and changes made…
I think the big point here is what was done next is something most wouldn’t and don’t do, I set aside my pride as an admin and 8 months of building something in my name to moved my entire member base to a site that is working 100% better then [sic] my24… TAL.
“TAL” stands for The Ads Leader and is… yep, you guessed it, another adcredit Ponzi.
Burton claims affiliates who lost money in My 24 Hour Income (most of them) can make it back in The Ads Leader because ‘TAL has seen great susses [sic] for the past 5-6 months‘.
Perusal of The Ads Leader website reveals membership fees of up to $70 a month, with ROIs of up to 160% offered on $5 to $50 investments.
Who owns The Ads Leader is not disclosed on the company website. Nor does Burton disclose how much he was paid to import the entire My 24 Hour Income affiliate base under his The Ads Leader affiliate position.
Instead, Burton defends his continued Ponzi scamming by claiming if he really wanted to scam people, he
would have taken all funds after the hack and closed down everything. hide for 6 months then rebuild a new Social media appearance. in a different niche market. seeing that’s what all the big scammers I know of do…
There is of course also the possibility that Burton himself is running The Ads Leader.
Total investor losses in My 24 Hour Income are unknown. Pending regulatory action from Canadian authorities, it appears Burton intends to continue scamming his following for all they’re worth.
I am SHOCKED, SHOCKED I say that My 24 Hour Income has collapsed.
Who could have seen this happening? Why Burton busted his butt making this program work. Now we all know if the site had not been hacked, everything would have been just fine.
OK, enough sarcasm for one post. Now to reality.
What makes anyone think that Burton has not already made up a new persona and is already testing it to see how many suckers, err I mean affiliates to join, just like he said other Ponzi admins do?
The mere fact he mentioned it tells me he is working on it if he hasn’t already done it.
But hey, he got a nice house out of it…. well for at least a little while. He might want to check with Warren English to see how that worked out for him.
Hopefully the authorities are investigating him and will take action against him soon.
The thing is Burton was promoting Bitcoin Earning School barely a few weeks ago. If he’s moved on already guess that flopped.
Yes, we were the suckers who fell for his Bullshit. And now he tries to get us again by turning us over to a company that we never agreed to join.
I dont know about all the other members of my 24, approx 60,000 who had their accounts transferred, but I never agreed to the terms in that new company.
HE WILL BE IN DEEP SHIT because he realizes he f’ed up on that one, and now hes begging members from my 24 to be sure to get going in that other program. This is a classic plea to all his old followers to trust him again.
Good Bye Drew Burton, and your ONLINE BRAND. You will be missed by some but very few.
The group of TAL, on facebook, was created in 22nd of November, close to the hack, isn’t it? 🙂 Very strange situation.
My supposition is, the hack was “fake” and the TAL is managed by the same duo: Faheem & Burton.
Best thing to do get back at him is just don’t join under his referral link. Also I lol alll those my24 admins who think they were all that great got scam lol.
Where you money now Karen, Robin, OJ, NJ, TL Kumar lol.. Also I lol all those posting there pay and people who compounding for nothing what a total waste of time.
Like I said don’t join his referral link or put money in The Ads Leasee website unless you want him scam you again lol…..
BES is still operating. Im not a member but to be fair to mikey Robertson the owner of that site he is actually offering something of value with his education platform.
If more people educated themselves then scammers like drew would be seen a mile off.
Doesn’t matter what you bundle with a gifting scheme, it’s still a scam.
True, but they’re not going to learn that through a gifting scheme like Bitcoin Earning School. All they’re going to learn there is how to lose their money again.
Oz,
“Pending regulatory action from Canadian authorities”… it’s a cold long winter here in Canada and most authorities are too busy shutting down pot shops to pay much attention to this stuff.
He would have to scam a lot of Canadians for a lot (millions) before the Federal or Provincial government would pay him any attention.
Don’t count on government action in Canada to stop him.