Project Payday Reviews

Irene   USA

9:55am on Sunday, September 27th, 2009 

Signing up for "free" or "trail" offers just to receive a prize is considered offer FRAUD

ED   GA

1:00pm on Tuesday, September 1st, 2009 

it could be good for some people if they are willing to put a lot of time in it. i had very bad experiences with companies i bought from and when i tried to cancel it was next to impossible to cancel. they kept charging my credit card every month i was calling my credit card card for many months to dispute their charges. it has been a nightmare. i made a total of $50.00 the first two days, but it has taken at least four months to get these companies off my back, dozens of calls to cancel over and over ( most of those companies do not answer the phone), and dozens of calls to my credit card company disputing these charges that don't seem to stop. if you have the time to fight the companies that will keep charging your credit card and the time to dispute these charges with your credit card, this could be a good little business. like i said before, to me it was a nightmare.

Richard   Southern California

2:11am on Saturday, August 8th, 2009 

Project Payday rocks!!!

I'm a new Project Payday member and I just went green today and earned me $50.

It does take work and time. And you will definitely NOT get rich with Project Payday. But it is a great concept to make some extra pocket money.

I'm very excited and cant wait to make more money in the future as a freebie trader.

I wish any current and future Project Payday member much success and prosperity in 2009 and beyond. : )

lisa   chicago

7:35pm on Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009 

I have made some decent money to pay small bills or buy a few groceries, but it is not something you want to DEPEND on. If you need gas money, then this is good. But it is a lot of work charting everything if you're just beginning. Then you have to be careful because some offers will not give the credit, so you have to take a chance on doing another offer, and thats what this is a big chance. But all those that I traded with paid me right away with no problem and those are the ones that i trade with often. There are dishonest people on the site only thinking about themselves and making money, then you have those that will take time out to really walk you through the work and they are helping you because they want you to make money, and not to profit. OVERALL, BE CAREFUL, and if it does not feel right avoid it and move on. My advice is find someone that is WILLING to train and walk you through the process and you're good. Project payday is not a scam, but you have scammers using the site, so just be careful and have fun, you can make some money and for the record I actually made about 300.00 in the first month:)

Angela   Kentucky

10:54pm on Friday, May 29th, 2009 

I joined Project Payday when it was offered to me free of charge and initially thought it was a cool way to make maybe an extra 2 or 3 hundred extra dollars a month. Well it takes a lot of work and as others have mentioned you have to keep track of the offers you have signed up for and cancellation dates and the fine print on some offers. Unfortunately, I was a victim of one of the dishonest sights or traders or whatever and was never paid for a trade that I did so it kind of discouraged me for a while. I haven't done another trade since and while I did actually make a couple of real trades and was paid for them promptly, I'm wary now of dealing with another dishonest person because I can't afford to lose ANY money. If you have lots of down time to commit to the program it would probably work for you but BEWARE of dishonest traders.

Mark   Connecticut

11:08am on Thursday, May 28th, 2009 

So far everything is going great. Since I am working this several hours a day as a business, can I treat it as a business and take tax deductions for my expenses?

Danny   NY

9:32am on Wednesday, May 13th, 2009 

The site is legit you can earn cash, but be careful of some scammers in the forum and some rip-off sites other users offer.

Skuggi   Chicago

2:43pm on Friday, May 8th, 2009 

I joined when they were doing a join for free promotion. I just had to do one of the offers, and conveniently I needed a new coffee maker anyway, so I chose the Gevalia offer. I have made $80 and spent $35, so I am still profiting. I recommend doing fastfirstfifty and net income solutions, both of which are linked to once you join project payday.

thomas   NY

4:39am on Wednesday, May 6th, 2009 

i don't like the fact that you have to buy it to use it... i don't do that.

Jennifer   Fayetteville, NC

2:32pm on Monday, April 20th, 2009 

Thanks to these comments, I will be signing up shortly. I'm a stay-at-home mom and my husband is overseas...I have plenty of extra time when my daughter is playing or down for a nap that I could use to bring in some more money for the family...even if it's only $40/day, that's better than nothing! Thanks to everyone who has commented; it's made my decision easier.

Michael   Location unknown

10:38pm on Monday, March 30th, 2009 

Your explanation of the project payday system is good, and I know it will help me make a decision about whether or not to buy project payday!

juanita   Location unknown

12:20pm on Friday, March 13th, 2009

What is the average profit from project payday? If I do this and a part time Job can I make a living off of this?

JAMES   UTAH

11:34am on Saturday, February 21st, 2009 

all i can say is that it is a legit biz, but you need a lot of time to really profit and all in all it comes out to be about a 10 dollar an hour job by the time it is all said and done. ok for teens,etc but not for people in need of a simple formula to make money on a small budget.

Chaos   Colorado

4:40am on Wednesday, February 11th, 2009 

So first off I would like to say that this is a legit way to make extra cash. I am a internet marketing junkie. I have done everything under the sun and then some. I was even an Avon "man" lol. I am now 21 and have made some money through affiliate programs ect. But this one is by far the most legit out there. Everything everyone said about those "downfalls" are true. But you must realize that these aren't downfalls at all these are the things that make this so close to what "owning" a business feels like. Yes you have to keep a lot of book work. You have to be highly organized, you have to read all the terms and conditions of each trial you will do, and yes you will have to dish a bit of cash to make more money. This is what work is people!!!!!!!!! You don't want a get rich quick huh? Well you better be willing to work for your bankroll. One thing that I noticed people didn't talk about is being highly involved in the "free lunch community" . You need to do all of these things if you want to succeed. Tips: Read up on everything first read all the training guides...I mean everything!!!!!!! Contact a member and talk to them I.E. a mentor. Read the FAQs, and make an Excel Spreadsheet or a log book to keep organized on the trial you did, the ending date, so you can cancel and other info! This is so so important. Anyways, All in all this is a legit way to make a quick few bucks or a good amount. You get what you put into it!! Just like everything in life!! GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!

angie   sd california

4:19pm on Monday, January 26th, 2009 

not a scam, but takes alot of work! i may cont as I've made $100 w/this site but it took a while to get there!

Paige   CO

2:53am on Saturday, December 20th, 2008 

I've been looking for 'make-money-online' programs for years. This is the one and only program that I know of to be free to join, inexpensive to start and guaranteed to make you money once you learn the system. I am just getting started with FreeLunchRoom.com and already I see the potential to make anywhere from a supplemental income to a decent full time paycheck. I am even considering quitting my job, depending on my profit margins for this month and next.
You DO have to be well organized and you DO have to treat it almost like a clerical job, and to make money you DO have to be self-motivated and diligent. I have spoken with several people personally (ProjectPayday mentors) who work the program full time and make six digits a year in profit. Hey, I figure that the tediousness and organization is worth being my own boss and setting my own hours any day.

Karen   Lathrop CA

4:10pm on Tuesday, November 4th, 2008 

I signed up for Project Payday and found it to be a way to make some money, but you will NOT get rich and I do find it hard to believe that people are making hundreds each day. You have to be very organized - and keep very accurate dates for cancellations, and READ THE FINE PRINT on each
trial. What you think is only $1.95 can be $27.00 by the time you add the shipping, handling, and whatever else they can zing you for. Also, if your cancel date is March 3rd. You need to call and cancel on March 1st. Many require a PREcancel
2 day notice..again..Read the TERMS and CONDITIONS.

Tricia F   USA

9:28pm on Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008 

Product seemed like a good bet!

Dennis   Elkhart,IN

8:44pm on Monday, August 18th, 2008 

how much money does one actually need to make a profit!

Chris   Wisconsin

1:52pm on Monday, August 18th, 2008

You are all on the same page and know what you are discussing. I am just looking into doing something part time at my convenience, just for extra income. Is there anyone out there that can actually give me a rundown of what project payday is and a briefing on what the job would be? Thanks for anyone's reply.

Cheryl   MO

10:40am on Thursday, July 24th, 2008 

I, myself, have joined the Project Payday program. I was looking at the comment from Ryan from Pennsylvania and I know what you mean. I was informed by the support at Project Payday to, obviously, learn the program first and how it works before I jump in. I consider myself a very organized person and to cancel the programs would not be a problem for me. Just like another member said, you have to treat it like a business and having a business requires organizational skills and knowing deadlines, etc. Having to cancel a membership on things would just be considered a form of a deadline, obviously. I am going to check it out. I'm not looking to get rich quick and I don't believe there is really anything out there anyway that you can do that with. At least not that I've found yet. Many other programs I'm tried I felt I had to be a brain surgeon to figure it out. With this program I'm looking to create some extra income and possibly even do it full time. I don't need thousands of dollars a month to quite my full time job. I only make $1300 a month off my 40 hour a week job now. If I could make $2000 a month doing this that would be $700 more than what I'm making now. If one worked this full time, even the small S&H fees you paid on offers you could easily clear $2000 anyway. Well, enough said. I have enjoyed all the other comments and feel better about my decision. I will try the program, learn all there is to learn before I start, and get with a mentor as support at Project Payday suggests and take it day by day.
Thank you for everyone's information.

Alvie N Leeper   Blaine ,Wa

11:44am on Monday, July 21st, 2008 

I was a member of Projectpayday and had not login for a while but when I did all I got was a run around. When I enter a site url I expect the site not someones ad to join. Alvie

Julie Rose   Location unknown

2:25pm on Saturday, July 12th, 2008 

Hi Steve,

I just wanted to let you know that I found Project Payday back in August 2007, and I've been doing it ever since! I love freebie trading...it's the one thing I've found where I am making money from home and enjoying it! :)

Bobby   Houston

4:19pm on Sunday, July 6th, 2008 

just got it and it looks good so far. After reading these reviews i feel great about it.

John Randall   Ohio

8:39am on Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008 

I have tried Project Payday and it is not a scam. You can make some money with this program, but you must be well organized and write everything down. You MUST remember to cancel your trial offers that you don't want or you can lose money quickly. You will also be using your credit card frequently on most offers. This can be a problem because you have to keep track constantly of who has your cc. I recently had a fraudulent charge on my cc of 2,945.00. This is one factor to be concerned with. The key is to keep excellent records of every offer and trade. I thought I did, and this happened. The biggest downfall in my opinion to this system is that you can't make much money, and the work is very tedious. If you just want to pay a couple of bills, this is the way to go. Sure, there are probably people that go full speed with this and may make 2,500. a month after working at least 30-40 hours a week. This to me is not worth it. I really don't think anyone can make a living doing this. Like they said, you certainly will never get rich, and in my opinion you won't be able to make a living either. Good luck!

Ryan   Pennsylvania

6:17pm on Saturday, June 28th, 2008

I'm in the midst of educating myself on how Project Payday works and I stumbled upon this page while checking to see if it might be a scam. If the reviews on this page are real then I suppose it could actually be legitimate. There are so many scams out there it's only natural that I'm skeptical before starting. I guess the only way to find out for sure is to give it a try myself...

llo   Location unknown

7:44am on Saturday, June 28th, 2008 

By far the best work at home business ever. Its real and they have a great selection of training video for newbies. All I know is I made over$250.00 the first week. Its a low start up cost for those that don't have the money to invest. I started with $20.00 bucks.
Its for real people. The free lunch room sites is an excellent. There is money to be made there. Try it for your self free to join too. Yes there is some free offers to. You have to ready to spend time to look for offers to sign up for and be very organized and keep records of the date started and the dates the trail end. I'm serious easy money. last thing set another email account if you want to do this. You'll be thanking me later. Be smart theres easy money to be made

Dave   South West Ohio

8:30pm on Tuesday, June 17th, 2008 

I did this project payday, and you can mke a couple of bucks on it, but you have to pay all the shipping on these offers you take, then you have to remember to cancel the offers in the 30 days, or 14 days. If you don't your credit card will be charged full price at the end of your trial period.Then you have to call all the companys you took the offers from and get a RMA number, put that on the box and send them back. You pay for the shipping to return it too. In 2 weeks I made about $180 and by the time I paid shipping both ways and my phone bill, I might have made 35 bucks....

Alfred Rhoades   Location unknown

12:44pm on Tuesday, June 3rd, 2008 

thanks for the info i have already used this a month ago it is a fast way to make quick money i made about 75 dollars in 1 hour one time.

Brian   Chicagoland

4:58pm on Tuesday, May 20th, 2008 

you have to complete a lot of offers which is okay but i just got paid $70 today for completing the offers and it cost me about $20 so my net is $50. It took me a month to complete however as i took my time. I was just busy and just learning the site and it took a while to get credited for offers.

Jordan Waggoner   Location unknown

2:54pm on Thursday, May 8th, 2008 

Steve,

I wanted to thank you for letting me know about this program. I signed up for project payday, read through the info, and in turn signed up for "FreeLunchRoom" Within a days time I have worked out a trade, went green on a site, and received payment in my paypal account.

Thanks again,
JW

Shawnna Brown   Location unknown

10:49am on Monday, April 28th, 2008 

Im making money from project payday with this girl. she says that she'll help you make your first $100 with them. Her proof videos are amazing! just search "project payday girl" on youtube.

Melinda   Oregon

10:40pm on Sunday, April 27th, 2008 

If I had any less experience online, this would be very difficult and I would not have enough ambition to try this.

eddie   ny

12:31am on Thursday, April 10th, 2008 

Guys is this legit? I need to make some extra money for my parents mortgage, (anything counts) plz tell me if I should put any time into this, I'm also scared about being scammed, so if anyone can please give me more information on this and just give me better proof that this is legit.

Thank you so much, you'll be helping me out so much.

tim   Location unknown

4:53pm on Tuesday, April 8th, 2008 

i have had a great experience with it ,but you can't use prepaid credit cards.

Geoff   Iowa

11:41am on Tuesday, April 8th, 2008 

Good program. You will have to put some work in, learn how to "work" the system, and be PATIENT, but it does work! Give it a try!

Michelle Bidart   Location unknown

12:23pm on Saturday, April 5th, 2008 

Thanks to you I went to Project Payday yesterday. I have already made $150. I have spent $35, but that is still $115 for less than an hours work! What I pay out is much less than I would pay for gas, lunch and clothes if I were to take a part-time job outside the home. I will also be available for my children. Once I move to the next step, I can see my profits increasing. It is also an enjoyable bunch of people to deal with!

Thank you!

Ron S   Location unknown

12:46pm on Thursday, April 3rd, 2008 

I'm well familiar with the program, and have done a few deals with some of the sites they recommend to join in on. Yes you do make money. This is not a get rich quick scheme by any stretch of the imagination. You do in fact have to work the program.

If there is any really any down side to "Project Payday" that I would say, here it is:

* The surveys you undertake in order to get paid, you have to keep records to ensure that you won't be billed a membership charge after the free trial offer expires. If you don't carefully read the rules and agreements prior to signing up, you're sure to be billed on your account.

* The cost factor is another damper. Each survey requires you pay something out, regardless if it's the shipping and handling or something else minimal. This builds up over time, and can damper your account before you get any type of compensation back.

* The individual needs to understand this is not a get-rich-quick scheme. You will need to put out pocket money for each survey and they need to keep records of what they do sign up for and to cancel each service free trail before it expires, otherwise, you'll get charged for something you probably had no intentions of using in the first place.

Would I recommend this to any one else. Good question. If they have no monies and they're flat broke, no, I wouldn't. As I said earlier, you'll need some money laying around your account to cover for s/h charges, and other fees they would ask of you to pay.

I would suggest to others to do their due diligence to make sure this is what they would really want to do. "Project Payday" does offer a training, tutorial site, that once you sign up with them is very helpful. I would go that route. They once offered a "free to join" membership as long as you did a survey for one of the merchants who would pick up the $35.00 tab which they would normally charge, but I'm not sure if they still offer that.

Hope this helps.

Ron S.

Londa   Texaas

11:43am on Wednesday, March 26th, 2008 

I like the program, Method 2 is the way to go.
If you are going to get paid for filling out offers you have to write down what offers you did along with the ph# or email site to cancel and how many days before the trial is over. This is not hard if you treat it like a business.
The best advice I got was look at the offers first, then google them and read through the terms and conditions, then go back and complete the offers you liked. Hey companies pay to get refferals, they expect a large number of people will cancel, but they still make millions of dollars don't feel bad for them....

Rosalynne   Location unknown

1:36pm on Tuesday, March 25th, 2008 

I have recently joined project payday and am on my 3rd trade. i joined about a week ago and i already have money into my paypal account. it is a good system and i ma looking forward to moving on to step 2.

Shane   Texas

1:00pm on Monday, March 17th, 2008 

Project Payday works. While it can be a hassle keeping track of all the offers, the bottom line is that the program does actually work.

John R   Location unknown

10:18am on Thursday, March 13th, 2008 

Thanks for the tip on project payday it actually works. Amazing I didn't think it was possible.

cassandra   ohio

10:00pm on Wednesday, February 6th, 2008 

Project payday is a good program i'm signed up with them and i made money my first day you will not be rich but if you need extra money to pay a bill or something. but make sure you cancel the trial membership 2-3 days before the trial is over this is recommend for any one that want to make extra money check it out!!!

John Randall   Location unknown

7:42pm on Wednesday, January 30th, 2008 

Just to let you know. Project Payday is one that I recommend to everyone. You are right it won't make you a millionaire but create a steady flow of cash. Thanks.

Robert   USA

11:54pm on Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008 

Yeah you can make money. Or a prize then simply sell the prize for profit too. You can't really get too rich but there system is great.

Julie   Location unknown

10:16am on Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008 

I'm having fun with Project Payday.

It's the real deal, and it doesn't promise to make you rich, but it *does* bring in money.

I believe your website helped me assess it's viability. Thanks Again!

sophia   cali

6:49pm on Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008 

As you said it can be a great way to make money, but the down side is you need to make sure you cancel, I tried this and for me it was hard to remember what I did and did not cancelle and how long for each one. I ended up having to pay for one of the things I did not want because when I cancelled it did not take effect imediatly and the 40 that I made ended up going for the product.
Best of luck to those who are going for it.