Injecto Review – Another Poorly Made WarriorPlus Product!

Injecto is a WarriorPlus product that claims to “generate money” on autopilot. The sales page will tell you that you don’t need to lift a single finger to make it work for you. You just buy the program, hit the button, and the money will start to come into your PayPal account. 

Let us tell you right now that those claims and more are just absolutely BS. 

If you do purchase the program (please don’t), you’ll be taken to the dashboard where you actually have to do a LOT of work. 

You have to: 

• Download a video (any video)

• Make it your own and upload on your Twitch Channel

• Paste your affiliate link

And then you start earning money right off the bat. 

There’s a lot of things wrong with this program, and we’ll explain everything in this review. 

Founder of Injecto

Injecto was founded by someone named Seun Ogundele, who goes by the name of elitemediaonline on WarriorPlus. If you’re familiar with the name, then you’ll recognize two of his programs, Loopz and Clicko. 

Loopz and Clicko are the older sisters of Injecto because they operate the same way. Both Loopz and Clicko will have you “downloading videos” and claiming them as your own with affiliate links. 

The system promised by Injecto has you making money in three easy steps: 

1. Login to the Injecto dashboard

2. Activate Injecto’s system to “exploit” a “loophole worth almost $140 billion dollars”

3. Hit Inject and start receiving payments in $20 amounts, 12 times a day or more. 

Sounds good for the people who’re unaware that they’re being misled into a poor quality program.

How Does it Really Work?

Once you purchase the program, you’ll login to the dashboard and click on Inject. Unfortunately, there’s nothing on there. 

Injecto just has you downloading videos from YouTube and upload them on your Twitch channel. 

For those of you who don’t know, Twitch is a video game streaming platform so it doesn’t make sense why you have to host videos here. 

As far as I can remember, you can’t upload videos here unless you stream from your channel. And even then, Twitch’s system is a lot more strict than YouTube’s. 

Then if you do download a video and upload it on whatever platform Injecto/Clicko/Loopz has you posting it on, you just place your affiliate link on there and earn money from the views. 

Here’s the kicker: 

No one’s really going to be able to find your videos because you stole them and you don't even know what video you’re posting.  

Is It Possible to Make Money with Injecto?

The answer here is NO.

Twitch is a platform used for streaming games. Keyword here is streaming. Not UPLOADING or RECORDING. Videos hosted on Twitch are saved recordings/streams of the streamers. There’s no option here to upload a video. Otherwise, it’d just be another YouTube platform. 

Let’s not forget the fact that you’re stealing someone else’s content with a channel that’s not indexed by Google or any search engine. How the hell is anyone even going to find your videos? 

What’s The Cost?

The program says it costs $497 on a regular day, but you came in at a fortunate time. The price is discounted by 90% and now costs only $19 for a limited time. This is only available to you on that instance you visited the page. Refreshing it will supposedly return the price to $497.

That’s big BS too. The actual price of the program is just $19. It just makes you think you’re getting a huge deal from that visit so it can trick you into purchasing on impulse. 

Then there’s the issue of the upsells, amounting to a total of $574. These upsells are unrelated to your experience with Injecto and will do absolutely nothing for you.

Injecto is not meant for anyone. People should avoid this program!

#1 Lies!

Injecto claims they’ve been around for 7 years, and have made millionaires out of people during that time.

But a quick WhoIs search reveals that their website was only created back in September 2021. Barely a couple of months old as of this writing. 

#2 Rehashed Program

Injecto is clearly a rehashed product because it’s only a recolored template of its older sisters, as you can see here. 

Check out the color schemes between Loopz, Clicko, and Injecto. 

#3 Hyped-Up Sales Page

Injecto’s sales page is nothing than hyped-up lies. They just want to make you purchase on impulse with their fake scarcity and exaggerated earnings.

Any legitimate affiliate marketing business, or closely similar to what Injecto is offering, would never promise anything involving push-button wealth.

There’s nothing to like about Injecto.

Injecto is a program that has you stealing other people’s videos and posting it on your Twitch channel. You then post your affiliate link and start making money on autopilot. 

Let me tell you that everything that Injecto promises you is 100% BS. The system does not work as intended and promised. 

The program is not a scam, but rather just a poorly-made affiliate marketing type of system peddled on WarriorPlus. 

Stay away from this program.