Is The Money Animal by Andrew 'X' a Scam?

March 15th, 2008 · No Comments

The Money Animal System, devised and promoted by Andrew 'X', is honest about the way in which it proposes to help you earn money. It is a turn-key system, for sale for the accustomed asking price of $50, and with the expected cast iron guarantee.

However, it does begin with warnings that if you are already earning $1000 a day, then please leave the site and don't buy the product as there is little he can do to help you further. How reassuring. The product for sale includes a suite of strategies and techniques which, he claims are easy to follow if you are genuinely interested in making money. I would read this as being easy to follow if you are already half way to knowing what you are doing when it comes to home based internet business opportunities.

The program is described as being self perpetuating and fully automated, which sounds wonderful - although the financial claims, the 'photos' of bank statements and the selection of recommendations are likely to be beyond the reach of all but the very select few who might achieve some moderate success.

At the end of the day, a turn-key solution that is fully automated and costs just $50 is unlikely to allow you to buy a Porsche every couple of months, or a spare mansion - as Andrew is suggesting. His claims are unrealistic, and as such, are more likely to put off prospective customers, as it did in my case.

However, it is worth noting that over two hours' of video tutorials are included, which may well prove more useful to those who try the system than yet another thick e-book packed with superlatives.

If you decide to purchase The Money Animal through my site, make sure you send me an email so I can send you a Free Vacation Voucher for a 3 Day, 2 Night Bahamas Cruise for 2 (valued up to $525).