Summary:  Traffic Authority is a program that markets different traffic generation products and modules, along with an income opportunity to make a lot of money. But there's one problem: these products are expensive, to the point that the program is focused on selling rather than teaching you about traffic. The quality of the products itself is questionable, so there's also that issue. 

Rating: 50/100

Recommended: No!

Summary:  UnHustled Agency Accelerator is a digital marketing agency training course designed by Sean Donahoe and Phil Newton. However, there are several issues that we found out about this program, so this may not be the perfect training course for everyone. The main issue that we have is that it's expensive, and there are a lot of upsells involved. You'll uncover more of the program in this article. 

Rating: 50/100

Recommended: Yes and No!

Summary:  Excel Cash Flow is a work-at-home opportunity that scams people, and some of their customers actually came forward. We've uncovered several red flags that prove it's a scam too. One of them is its use of fake owner information, which we all know is a common MO for these scams. 

Rating: 1/100

Recommended:  No!

Summary:  TaskRabbit is a platform that has you working as a Tasker where you get paid to do chores for other people. As fun as it might sound, the program isn't all that's hyped up to be. The main reason we can't recommend this is that it isn't a form of passive income. You still have to work for a few hours to get paid. I'll explain later why this is a hit-or-miss program for you. 

Rating: 50/100

Recommended:  Yes and No!

Summary:  Kidazzler is a directory of child-friendly stores and restaurants that pays parents for helping them build the list. Their income potential is decent enough, but at this point it's too early to tell. They're still very new, and they just went through an upgrade last Aug 2019. It's got a long way to go, but it's something worth checking out.  

Rating: 80/100

Recommended:  Yes and No

Summary:  30 Day SMMA is a legitimate training program that helps you build your own social media marketing agency. It's a very comprehensive training program for the price that you pay, and there's a lot of interesting things about their program. It may not be the best training program, but it's not exactly the worst either.

Rating: 80/100

Recommended: Yes 

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:  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:  The Rich Life Letter is an investment newsletter handled by Agora Financial and edited by Nitus Mattive. However, the credibility of the editor is at risk because the program just uses deceptive marketing techniques such as the use of fake testimonials and fake information!

Rating: 10/100

Recommended: No!

Summary:  Teachers Pay Teachers is a marketplace where teachers and educators can market their resources from lessons plans to curricula and put them up for sale. Parents, co-teachers, and even students can purchase their products. The program has done well enough to provide a decent source of income for teachers that they've already had a few millionaires listed on their program alone. There's serious income potential here and I would recommend this to anyone who wants to make money from their old lesson plans. 

Rating: 90/100

Recommended:  Yes!