Project Payday Update. Now with an Extra Dose of Spam!
I have to hand it to Project Payday. They truly are the most pathetic company we’ve reviewed. Since I’ve registered an account, Google has been flagging every incoming Project Payday email as spam and that all by itself should tell you something. However, that doesn’t stop them from sending a new email every two days.
First, the sent me a reminder that I still haven’t paid them to join. I didn’t want to pay the first time you tried to rip me off and I don’t want to pay now. Then they offered to cut the membership price in half. After that, I received another list of programs that I could use to activate my account. Next, the dropped the membership price to $9.00. Finally, they sent me one more list of programs. Although they lack integrity, intelligence, and overall decency, you have to admire their persistence.
I have been deleting these emails as they come in, but from now on, I’m going to start sending the most annoying responses back. This includes asking every single question that I can think of while telling them a fabricated life story. The war against scams like Project Payday wages on.
Read the rest of my Project Payday review here.
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So will you do us the honor of sharing what will be hilarious emails to those scam artists? Oh, If I could be a fly on the wall, LMAO!
so, i was interested in the original amount they were asking for (as the price of the “product”). i went to the webpage and couldn’t see it. i click “back” and i landed on http://www.wahwatchdog.org. very interesting… any way, Joe: what was the original amount they were asking for? $9.99 actually seems like a good deal for a scam. considering that others cost $29.95 to $69.95. =D
Hey! Joe didn’t write this review I did.
The original price was in the mid thirties. I’m not sure about the exact amount. The wahwatchdog is a load of crap to be honest. The owner just linked to nearly every affiliate product in the Clickbank marketplace and assigned a random grade and number of “votes” to it. It’s a waste of time and a complete scam.