Customize Cash Review: $10 monthly cash gifting
Customize Cash was launched earlier this month and lists Frederick Spears as operator, owner and CEO.
Through his company “I Wanna Be Rich”, Spears operates out of Ontario, Canada.
Late last year Spears launched The Viral Franchise, which saw participants gift each other $7 payments.
This model is obviously dependent on new recruits signing up, with a decline likely prompting the launch of Customize Cash.
Read on for a full review of the Customize Cash MLM business opportunity.
The Customize Cash Product Line
Customize Cash has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Customize Cash affiliate membership itself.
The Customize Cash Compensation Plan
The Customize Cash compensation plan sees affiliates gift $5 payments to each other.
These payments are made through Paypal and tracked through a two-level deep unilevel compensation structure.
A unilevel compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a unilevel team, with every personally recruited affiliate placed directly under them (level 1):
If any affiliates on level 1 recruit new affiliates of their own, these affiliates are placed on level 2 of the original affiliate’s unilevel team.
Theoretically a unilevel team can expand down an infinite number of levels, but in the Customize Cash compensation plan payments are capped across two levels.
When a Customize Cash affiliates signs up, they pay $5 to the affiliate who recruited them and $5 to their upline (the affiliate who in turn recruited them).
This qualifies them to receive gifting payments from affiliates they recruit (first level) and from any affiliates those affiliates recruit (2nd level).
Commission qualification is monthly, with all Customize Cash affiliates required to make a $10 payment each month if they wish to continue to receive gifting payments.
Joining Customize Cash
Affiliate membership with Customize Cash is $10 a month.
Conclusion
Customize Cash sees Frederick Spears dig himself deeper into the MLM underbelly’s cash gifting niche.
Whereas Viral Franchise saw affiliates gift $7 amounts, in Customize Cash that’s been upped to $10 but the premise is pretty much the same.
You buy in for $10, gift the person who recruited you and the person who recruited them $5 each, which then in turn qualifies you to receive gifting payments from those under you.
Then, as long as everyone continues to make $10 payments each month, participants continue to receive gifting payments on a monthly basis.
The reality of Customize Cash is identical to that of the Viral Franchise, that being once recruitment of new gifters dies down, the scheme collapses.
First those at the very bottom of the company-wide unilevel stop paying their monthly $10 fee, which in turn means those above them stop getting paid.
They too then cease making monthly payments, which affects those above them and before you know it not enough people are paying each month to make Customize Cash worthwhile to run.
Oh and it’s worth pointing out that participants also run the risk of jeopardizing their Paypal accounts, should they cotton on to what is happening.
Reload schemes rarely last as long as their predecessors, so anybody who might have had a decent enough run in The Viral Franchise shouldn’t be expecting a similar experience this time around.
Whether Spears follows up with a third attempt when Customize Cash inevitably slows down remains to be seen.
Frederick Spears and his little pimp, kango (mmg forum) need to be thrown in jail!
I guess email complaints could be sent to PayPal to shut those scamming gifter idiots down.
You guys are hilarious 🙂
There are thousands of resale products in the members area that are being rebranded and resold for upwards of $200 dollars a pop. (thats what people are paying for)
Straight off our front page:
(you must have missed this, its about 12 lines down the first page)
So when people sign up they can view our downloadable products and turnkey services, put them to work and make some money. If they dont know how to put them to work they can assist in growing our membership base to make a few bucks.
If they want to learn how to get the products started ill help them no problem, ill build a website and sales page for them where all they have to do is promote it for direct sales 🙂
You hit this nail on the head with this one:
When people stop paying for a recurring payment service the people above them stop getting paid, did you come up with that yourself or did you have to Google it? lol.
I remember one time when I stopped paying for internet, those guys stopped getting my money! I sure showed them. But then they sure showed me because I couldnt download any more webpages or games, ugh. 😉
Your depiction chart is incorrectly showing more than 2 levels, why not just show an accurate one?
I have some downloadable content that I can sell you (from our members area) for $39.99 that will teach you about photoshop and using images correctly, pay full price if your interested or just sign up and save $29.99.
Hrmm… that sounds like a good deal to me 🙂
And why you compared CustomizeCash to the Viral Franchise is beyond be. Quick breakdown: CC has downloadable content, pays out on 2 levels and is Paypal compliant.
The VF is the largest niche advertising business for the Make Money Online industry, pays out on 30 levels and is NOT Paypal compliant.
The only thing they have in common is the I Wanna Be Rich company that has never missed a payment or payout since the day we opened our doors back in 2010 🙂
So you can call it what you like but we are simply an easy way for new and experienced internet money seekers to make a few dollars online by our service and their own motivations 🙂
(Ozedit: Offtopic derail attempt removed)
Cheers
Frederick Spears
Hey Fred, I hope you didn’t hurt your brain by writing all that crap.
How many “up to $200 a pop sales” have you actually made?
List a few of those sales?
I won’t need a long list. The last 3 sales or something similar should be enough. Or the 3 most profitable sales, or any other meaningful information about sales you actually have made.
Have you paid anything extra for that “access to downloadable content”?
What a load of crap! $200 – I call BS on that!
Anybody can throw together a bunch of crap collected from the internet and make the ridiculous claims you have made, except most people aren’t scammers!
@Frederick
And? What you attach to a cash gifting scheme is irrelevant.
And? What you attach to a cash gifting scheme is irrelevant.
It’s cash gifting 101.
Optional participation in a cash gifting scheme doesn’t justify a cash gifting scheme.
I didn’t “miss” anything, pointing out participation in your gifting scam was simply irrelevant.
Gifting payments are passed up two levels. The chart is for illustration purposes only and is not meant to represent infinite depth (for obvious reasons).
And? What you attach to a cash gifting scheme is irrelevant.
Both see participants gift participation fees to earlier participants, to qualify to receive gifting payments from subsequent participants. That much should have been obvious.
In VF and CC it doesn’t make payments. Participants gift each other.
by definition a cash gifting scheme, with an owner who’s attempting to trot out every cash gifting justification cliche under the sun.
Bottom line: Commissions in Customize Cash have nothing to do with retail sales, with your participants instead gifting eachother participation fees.
Said fees then qualify them to receive gifting payments from subsequent participants.
That is all this is about. And what’s worse is, as you sit there and type your smiley faces, you know exactly what’s going on here.
“Access to downloadable products” may have a function. Consumers may convince themselves that they actually have got some value in exchange for the money they have paid if you offer something like that.
They will believe that other people will make a business out of it, “that it CAN be done, people CAN actually make a profit from sale of the products”. Frederick Spears will probably spend two or three months looking at the material, trying to find out how to sell it.
It was the same thing in Zeek Rewards. People believed that other people actually were selling some retail bids to external consumers, and that the profit came from that type of sale.
It was the same thing in TelexFree. People believed that other people sold VOIP subscriptions to external customers and generated the profit needed.
Anyone can go to the Customize Cash website and purchase our entire content library ‘without signing up’, the proper affiliate who promoted the website will receive a direct paypal payment of $99 dollars.
If somebody just wants access to our content library (mini sites, sales pages, resale and MRR material) they can have it for $10 dollars a month, the proper affiliate and admin receive $5 each.
Thaaaaats case closed, lol.
Continuing on 🙂
Im not going to lie and say that I’ve sold a bunch of $200 dollar Ebooks in the first 3 weeks, but the resale sites can be rebranded and resold ‘at any cost’.
Anyone can easily start off at $200 and as the lead is leaving the page a 50% discount pop up can appear, then another one until a sale is made or they join the list.
There are no upgrades, no gold packages, no rev share, no internal money swapping, payments or purchases for anything 🙂
(Ozedit: Offtopic derail attempts removed)
I think that’s all the content from me today, nice working with you once again 🙂
Frederick Spears
So if you have information at your finger tips that provides “thousands of external” presumably legitimate “ways to make money online”, why do you have to run fraudulent schemes?
If anyone is interested in determining the legitimacy of your “business” and/or feels they’ve been scammed, the people to contact are listed here:
competitionbureau.gc.ca/eic/site/cb-bc.nsf/eng/03074.html#s16_0
@Frederick
What people can and can’t do doesn’t justify the cash gifting scheme you’ve got going on.
If the core of your business is cash gifting, which it is in Customize Cash, anything you attach to that core is irrelevant.
Reply to DGR:
What fraudulent scheme are you talking about? That I sell access to products and services? That myself and an affiliate earn $5 dollars for making these products and services available to people?
Or is it that I give away my admin fee in order to keep a two tiered payment system in place that earns money for my marketers instead of just myself?
So please feel free to break down WHERE this fraud comes in, I’d love to hear it.
Reply to OZ:
Oz you slay me, lol. However, you keep calling me out so I’m just gonna point out how dumb you really are 😉
For example let’s say I’m the only promoter of Cystomize Cash, I earn $10 dollars a month providing access to almost 2000 resale products and services OR a one time payment of $99 dollars to outright buy the entire content library.
Legal right? Reselling products and services right? Arbitrage right? Hopefully I didn’t lose you yet, I know I used a few big words but they are pretty common place.
Ok, continuing on….
Not everyone can do what I do. I would sell ice to an Eskimo just to hear everyone scream it’s a scam! Then laugh my way to the bank because I’ve also taught the Eskimo how to sell ice to Ethiopians.
I don’t want to sell CC for $10 and have to do alllll the promotional work myself so I’ll bring on a string of affiliates at half price to give me a hand. For every affiliate I bring on I ‘double’ my advertising potential, so now I’m working less and making more.
Then in order to be fare to my affiliate I give him the exact same opportunity I have given myself, for every affiliate he brings on his advertising potential doubles so he can earn more with less work.
It’s a simple two tiered sales system that you can’t wrap your head around, you don’t have the necessary IQ points to comprehend it, that’s fine, I still think you are great 🙂
Call it what you want, I don’t live in a glass house and neither do my affiliates. You and your group of angry scam pointers have absolutely no bearing on the services I provide 🙂
Cheers
Frederick Spears
You won’t, because you need people to gift payments to you. A cash gifting game of one doesn’t work.
And trying to pretend like anybody but cash gifters are going to participate in your scheme is a waste of both of our time.
I don’t know how I can make this any clearer:
Whatever you offer in addition to a cash gifting scheme has no bearing on the legality of the offered cash gifting scheme itself.
So you can stop making excuses now based around what you offer in addition to cash gifting in Customize Cash – because they don’t matter.
The only person dumb enough (and emphasize dumb because this guy is a total failure!) to advertise this illegal gifting scam is kango (karanga oliver) on the mmg forum!
In my non-lawyer view, I’d suggest that this scheme and the “Viral Franchise” are likely illegal under, at the very least, the Canadian federal Competition Act.
competitionbureau.gc.ca/eic/site/cb-bc.nsf/eng/03074.html
Of course if you have and can produce a legal opinion confirming that these and IWBR Financial fully comply with all applicable Canadian federal and provincial law, I’ll change my view.
Reply to OZ:
Thank you (snip) So now I’ll beg you, please explain how ‘you’ came to the conclusion that this is cash gifting (snip)
(Ozedit: Read the review and stop wasting mine and everybody else’s time)
Any bozo can see it being cash gifting, why can’t you Frederick?