Project Payday has recently emerged on the Internet as a way for the average person to earn between a few hundred and a few thousand dollars a month in part-time income. At first glance, Project Payday is quite an attractive opportunity, but does it work, and if so, how?

This is how the Project Payday system works:

To get started on Project Payday, you can sign up for one of the free trial offers or pay the $ 39 fee (pretty cheap when it comes to online business). This trial offer is the heart of the Project Payday business.

The trial offer will ask you to enter your credit card information and you have approximately 30 days to cancel your trial subscription or you will be billed. Now even if you return the item and unsubscribe (which is what you need to do), you are still qualified to participate in Project Payday.

Sounds easy enough so far and if you remember to unsubscribe you still have no out-of-pocket costs, but if you forget to cancel and return your product, you will keep the product and the fee.

How you get paid from Project Payday:

After joining Project Payday, you are given access to online forums. The forums have posts from other Project Payday members with offers. . The posts will direct you to contact a Project Payday member, who will link you to a free trial. Complete the free trial offer and you’ll get $ 15 or $ 20 from the posting member. In turn, that member will also be paid a few dollars for completing the free trial.

The next step to earn income with Project Payday:

After some of these initial trial offers, you will be able to post your own on Project Payday forums after reviewing the offers and getting your own links to the trial offers. The host company will offer, for example, $ 100 for 5 people to complete their trial offer. In turn, you will offer to pay each of these five people $ 10 to complete the trial offer and, at the end of the day, you will win $ 50, not bad.

Now depending on the deals you can find, you may earn a little more or less, but at the end of the day you may earn a few dollars.

There’s a lot of computer work and filling out forms to get ahead in business, and while you can make a few bucks, it’s more of a part-time job than a home-based business. If you’re looking for a few extra bucks a month, this might be for you, but there’s no chance Project Payday will make a full-time income.

The risk here is getting a bunch of trial offers in the mail and missing the deadlines for returning products and unsubscribing. I know it sounds easy, but I’m sure a lot of people end up stuck with an invoice and things they don’t want (that’s what the company has).