Explode My Payday Review – 3 Reasons Why It’s a Scam!

Welcome to my Explode My Payday review!

This program is nothing but a load of BS, but I am still going to provide an objective and unbiased review so you'll be able to see just how bad this program is. 

This is Explode My Payday!

First of all, I must Congratulate you for taking your time to do your own research before buying into any "seemingly good" product.

That's the way to avoid scams and find the legitimate way to make money online!

Let me be completely transparent with you, I'm not associated with Explode My Payday in any form.

So, rest assured that I'm not here to pitch or sell anything to you.

Instead, I'm here to reveal the three reasons why it's a scam and why it's not meant for anyone. 

Explode My Payday is an incredible system (or at least that’s what’s being presented on the sales page) that allows you to make thousands of dollars online.

In their sales video, you’ll see people making claims that they make as much as $4,000 per month while the page claims that you can make $1,000 per day easily.

Created by Meaghan Harper, she’s said that she needs only 45 people to help expand the business so the slots for the program are quite limited.

If you’re like me, then you’re probably thinking that there’s something up with the program.

And you wouldn’t be wrong to do so, either.

Explode My Payday is a system that helps you make money online.

And no, it doesn’t even list down how you’re going to do that, or how that’s even possible to begin with.

You see, with legitimate affiliate marketing platforms, you’ll often go through an extensive training program accompanied with the use of their proprietary software or program (if present).

Then, you’ll also have access to their extensive network of affiliate marketing sites that will allow you to earn money online.

Unfortunately, Explode My Payday doesn’t have any of that.

In their sales video, they only repeat the same sales pitch of “being able to earn thousands of dollars online” without explaining why or how.

It doesn’t work like any other affiliate marketing platform, and I’ll explain to you why.

How Does The Scam Work?

On their sales pitch, they’ll ask for your name and email address (I would advise you not to), but if you do, you’ll be taken to a second page with a new member orientation video provided by Meaghan Harper herself.

She welcomes you into her small business circle and tells you about how the system works.

Now bear with me on this one, as I try to replay the sales video so you don’t have to watch.

She starts off with a demo account with $0.00 balance on it.

Then as the video progresses, the numbers will start to jump to $240 then up to $625 within the next few minutes.

Then she says the most ridiculous thing ever:

“At the click of a button – it’s live, there’s no way I can fake this!”

And then this:

“You’ll know this is real when you get your check first thing tomorrow morning!”

At the end of the video, she then takes you to the next page, where you’ll be making your payment of $47 to get into the system.

There will also be another video on the third page, explaining why the system is priced like that.

She’ll tell you that it will cost you $5,000 to sign up for the program, but since it’s a special access or a beta test, it will only cost you less than that.

She’ll also say that the $5,000 price tag will be implemented will be implemented once it’s released to the public.

How Are You Making Money Exactly?

Meaghan does a terrible job of explaining how her system works.

She’ll only tell you that the money will only come in through the websites apparently pre-made already and that there’s no effort on your part to start earning commissions.

She then says that Explore My Payday is a super-duper software that will send traffic to these sites from the social media sites like Facebook and Instagram.

The Truth About The System!

There’s nothing on the Internet now that allows you to make $1,000 per day because making money online just doesn’t work that way.

It’s possible to earn that amount in a day, but not in a way that Meaghan wants you to think.

You see, their business model is banking on something called affiliate marketing, which is a legitimate way to make money online.

The problem lies in its implementation.

First of all, you have to understand that there’s no way to PULL IN traffic from sites like Facebook and Instagram using a software.

You also can’t manipulate traffic coming from search engines like Google and Yahoo without doing SEO or search engine optimization.

SEO takes a lot of hard work and time before you can even see the results.

Systems like Explode My Payday takes advantage of people that don’t know how affiliate marketing works.

Explode My Payday is a scam that tries to get you to pay $47 for a non-existent system.

With that said, this program is not meant for anyone.

And I went through their program’s sales video so you don’t have to.

#1 – This Is Similar To Another Scam In More Ways Than One!

When I reviewed Explode My Payday, it kind of reminded me of another scam that I previously reviewed.

This scam was called Greedy Mentor, which was also another variation of Your Freedom Mentor.

All of these sites use the same landing page, same spokesperson, and same sales video.

The only difference here is that they changed the name of the site.

I read other sources that Explode My Payday has other variations, but they were already shut down.

#2 – Meaghan Harper Does Not Exist!

Another thing that I’m quick to point out, if you haven’t realized already, is that Meaghan Harper is just a made-up person to represent the company behind Explode My Payday.

In that side-by-side, you’ll see that the photo she used for her profile is nothing but a stock photo of a woman in a kayak.

The voice behind Meaghan Harper is probably from another actress hired from a content site.

#3 – Fake Testimonials Are All Over The Place!

Both Greedy Mentor and Your Freedom Mentor used the same fake testimonials as Explode My Payday.

In fact they use the same sales video on how they’re earning thousands of dollars.

These actors and actresses all come from Fiverr, which for a small fee, can provide you with any spokesperson to talk about anything or to read a script.

There’s just nothing good that could ever come out of this money-making scheme.

Explode My Payday is a money-making scheme designed by people who want to take advantage of those who know nothing about affiliate marketing and how it works.

The program is a rehashed version of older scams that I previously reviewed, and all are using the same set of fake testimonial videos, fake owners, and even the same system.

With that said, Explode My Payday will probably cease operations once it’s exposed enough but it will be back in a different name within the next few months.

And that’s the harsh reality.