Summary:  GetUpside is a legitimate cashback app with a lot of fun features. It's just a little bit different from the other apps we reviewed because there's a limited amount of times you can redeem rewards per company per week, and you can't use for these purchases associated with the rewards. But it has a lot of positive reviews and people did get paid, so there's something positive too.

Rating: 70/100

Recommended:  Yes

Summary:  List Leverage is a list building program with a MLM-like compensation plan.  As impressive it may sound, it's not something that we'd recommend as a source of full-time income. There's no guarantee that you're going to earn a lot of money, and it's an expensive program to begin with. 

Rating: 40/100

Recommended:  No!

Summary:  UpCrowdMe looks like a legitimate affiliate marketing platform that has you recruiting people into the program. There's a lot of heavy recruitment going on without any product or service being sold, so those are two red flags. The system also reminds us of previous scams that we reviewed, so that's not a good sign as well. 

Rating: 30/100

Recommended: No!

Summary:  Direct Cellars is a MLM company that has you selling wine bottles, specifically wine subscriptions. This means you get different wine bottles every month, but just because it's unique doesn't mean you can join it. It's not something we recommend as well because it can't give you a full-time income. The program's expensive and there's not a lot of people who want to join a wine subscription service, if you ask me. 

Rating: 50/100

Recommended:  No!

Summary:  Prime Profits Payout is an affiliate marketing program that promises you can make $500 a day, but this program is an absolute scam. There's nothing TRUE about the information they post on their landing page, from the Amazon news to the income screenshot. 

Rating: 1/100

Recommended:  No!

Summary:  B3 Sciences is a legitimate MLM company that markets health and fitness products and a revolutionary fitness tool. However, its compensation plan isn't as revolutionary as their product. There's no income disclosure statement, so there's no way of telling if people made money from this program. Their products are also very expensive, so that might be the reason why people aren't selling as many products. 

Rating: 50/100

Recommended: No!

Summary:  Heal Worldwide is a legitimate MLM company that markets immune-boosting products. However, there's nothing about their program that indicates people are making money. There's no income disclosure statement that proves otherwise, and I'll go into a little more detail in this article below as to why that's important. 

Rating: 50/100

Recommended:  No!

Summary:  IX Wallet is a cryptocurrency investment MLM company that has all the red flags of a pyramid scheme. The main source of income is through recruitment, and they're not trying that hard to hide this fact at all. You'll find out the other red flags about this program once we're done with this article.

Rating: 1/100

Recommended:  No!

Summary:  Surge365 is a Discount Travel MLM company that has all the red flags of a pyramid scheme. There were no products sold here, or services being offered. It's just one huge recruitment program that won't let you get your money back. 

Rating: 1/100

Recommended: No 

Summary:  Midasama is a stock trading MLM  that has a lot of red flags that say it could be a pyramid scheme. There's just a lot of recruitment going on around here, and you're not selling any product or service at all. Just find out what the other red flags are in this article

Rating: 1/100

Recommended:  No!