My Too Damn Easy Review
You may have come across Too Damn Easy and heard that you can make some money online through cash gifting. You may be wondering what it’s all about, and whether cash gifting, and specifically Too Damn Easy, is a scam or a legitimate way to make money online. I’m glad that you’re here doing your research, because hopefully I can provide some insight for you.
My Too Damn Easy review will take you through the following sections:
- What is Too Damn Easy?
- How Too Damn Easy works
- Is Too Damn Easy a scam or legit?
- My recommended way of making money online
What is Too Damn Easy?
Some basic info:
Website: http://toodamneasy.com
Brought to you by: “Q”
Price: Entry from $2,400 (+$300 every 6 months at the entry level)
Recommended: No, but read on because it’s rather fascinating!!
How Too Damn Easy works
Oh my golly gash. Too Damn Easy is … well … an ‘interesting’ idea. It’s actually quite bizarre, and is based on the idea of ‘cash gifting’. I’d never heard of cash gifting until I stumbled across this website, but when I thought about it, it has actually been around for years.
The earliest form of cash gifting I remember was from when I was young and I received a photocopied letter from someone at school. I had to:
- Send $1 to each person on the list (there would be five on the list in total)
- Remove the first name from the list, and move the other four names on the list up a spot, then
- Add my name to the bottom of the list and then give it to other people (as many as you can!) and instruct them to repeat the process
Did you ever receive one of those? We used to call them chain letters. I never did send those people my $1, because it felt like a big deal for my young self to part with $5 with no guarantee of seeing anything in return. But I was intrigued and I thought of the possibilities if everyone actually did follow the instructions when they received their letter. After all, I could have spent $5 and made a few hundred. But I thought my friends were probably a bit like me and may not have trusted that there would be a return. It was an entertaining thought though, that money would just simply arrive in the mailbox addressed to me. Who wouldn’t want money arriving in the post for nothing?!
Well, it turns out that this kind of system is still alive and well on the internet. It’s a very similar concept. Only they’re not sending $1 at a time, it is thousands.
“Cash Gifting” is the act of privately or publicly giving another person or entity a declared sum of cash, strictly as a gift and to give it freely without coercion. I do not know the legal or tax implications of cash gifting.
So, getting back to Too Damn Easy.
On the site we see a video of a guy apparently counting $60,000 worth of notes. The video is very light on for detail, other than we keep seeing piles of cash and a cash counting machine. We never see the person’s face, only hear his voice and hear him talking about how much cash has. He is known as “Q”. I must say I found no comfort in not seeing who he was or hearing the fake name.
I always believe that products and systems that are reputable and of high quality should be transparent about who they are.
This site and its variations have been around for a long time. They must be successful I guess, and there are few of them that are associated with "Q". They are:
- www.TooDamnEasy.com
- www.ExtremelyFastCash.com
- www.NextDayMoney.com
- www.CashGifting.net
- www.CashGifting.org
- www.CashGiftingProgram.com
- www.CashGiftingPrograms.com
- www.CashGiftingExpert.com
- www.TheCashGiftingExpert.com
- www.CashGiftingLeads.com
So I entered my ‘I fully expect to be spammed’ email address to find out more information. I got a 25 page pdf talking about the different levels, and there multiple references to telephoning “Q” to hear both recorded messages and to speak to him live.
In a nutshell, they have a Team Leader Partnership ‘Solution’ as follows:
- You join and mail out a pre-designed flyer and/or postcard with your referral ID # on it.
- The Team Leader handles all the inquiries and signs up your prospects for you.
- Team Leader receives a $100 to $300 recruiting bonus and you receive either $2,000 : $6,000 : $12,000 or $18,000 cash, for each sign-up, and the cash comes by overnight courier (!)
- Flyers, postcards and lead sources are already prepared
- Just put a stamp on a postcard or flyer and drop it in the mailbox!
Interesting that this is still ‘old school’ with postcards and flyers.
Here is how they say it works:
There are three levels of membership, plus another that is ‘invite only’:
Red Membership – “Dream Tube 1”
Red Membership is the starter package. The minimum monthly cash flow potential of this level is $2,000 and has a max potential of gifting to infinity in $2,000 increments.
To enter at this level, you must have the capacity to gift another member a minimum of $2,000 and you must enroll one other individual before you yourself can become a “Sovereign”. This membership allows you access to become Sovereign over your own $2,000 Dream Tube with the ability to receive unlimited $2,000 cash gifts.
Total Entry for RED Membership:
$2,000 Cash Gift + $100 Team Leader Bonus + $300 Membership Fee = $2,400
Green Membership – “Dream Tube 2”
The Green Membership is labelled as the most popular package. The minimum monthly cash flow potential of this level is $6,000 and has a max potential of gifting to infinity in $2,000 and $4,000 increments.
To enter at this level, you must have the capacity to gift another member a minimum of $6,000 and you must enroll one other individual before you yourself can become a “Sovereign”. This membership allows you access to become Sovereign over your own $2,000 and $4,000 Dream Tube with the ability to receive unlimited $6,000 cash gifts.
Total Entry for GREEN Membership:
$6,000 Cash Gift + $200 Team Leader Bonus + $400 Membership Fee = $6,600
Black Membership – “Dream Tube 3”
The Black Membership is described as the most aggressive package. The minimum monthly cash flow potential of this level is $18,000 and has a max potential of gifting to infinity in $2,000, $4,000 and $12,000 increments.
To enter at this level, you must have the capacity to gift another member a minimum of $18,000 and you must enroll one other individual before you yourself can become a “Sovereign”. This membership allows you access to become Sovereign over your own $2,000 , $4,000 and $12,000 Dream Tube with the ability to receive unlimited cash gifts.
Total Entry for BLACK Membership:
$18,000 Cash Gift + $300 Team Leader Bonus + $500 Membership Fee = $18,800
Purple Membership – “Dream Tube 4” – the personal invitation level
Access to this tube is restricted, and to participate, you must be an existing member who presently holds a qualified Black Membership with at least 12 qualified Team Members. In addition, you must be personally invited by Management. Participation in the Purple Dream Tube allows you to receive a total of $1 million USD from 10 pre- qualified applicants, in denominations of $100,000 each.
To enter at this exclusive level, you must have the capacity to gift another member a minimum of $100,000 as well as meet the requirements of the criteria discussed above. Purple membership cannot be purchased as a starting package.
Total Entry for PURPLE Membership:
$100,000 Cash Gift + $400 Team Leader Bonus + $1,000 Membership Fee = $101,400.00
There are other fees as well, and it’s starting to sound a bit complicated. Here is the explanation provided in the pdf:
So every 5th cash gift for each level goes to ‘corporate’. I can see how that works for them (or rather for “Q”)!!
On top of these fees, membership fees are payable every 6 months.
Is Too Damn Easy a scam or legit?
Well, let’s recap and have a look at the red flags associated with Too Damn Easy.
- You’ll be sending cash via the mail to someone you’ve never met, seen, or have any details about.
- You’re hoping that people send you money too.
- You’re relying on the marketing materials of someone else to do all the work.
- Is it even legal? I don’t know the answer to that.
- I don’t know about you but I have mail stolen from my mailbox. I’d hate for thousands of dollars to be stolen, if it ever showed up in the first place.
- The fees are very sizable with no guarantees (and clearly no money back guarantee policy!)
- It’s sound a bit pyramid schemey to me …
In my view this just has to be a scam. I’m sure that Q is raking it in because I have no doubt there are people here and there who are actually sending him money. Just because he is making money, doesn’t mean you will.
I say avoid this one at all costs.
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If you have any comments or questions please leave them below, and I’m always happy to help you out.
thanks for the review of too damn easy.I was considering signing up for the platform. Coming across different scams on the internet is becoming tiresome and if not for sites like this that do research and review this sites, a lot of people will be losing their money and time on a daily basis. Thanks for the information
Hi Aweda,
No problem and I’m glad to be of help. Always go with a reputable and transparent product. There are scams everywhere you look so it’s great that you’re doing your research.
All the very best.
Cheers
Melissa
Well I believe it’s a scam even if its not the entry fee is too high.
Am about to start a business and you want me to pay such amount that’s just like you are requesting for my capital then I end up having nothing to use to start the business.
The price is too high.
Hi Nsikakabasi,
I completely agree – the price is enormous! And there is no guarantee of anything at the end. It is likely just a massive donation to “Q”. No thanks!
All the best to you.
Cheers
Melissa
There is no difference between this and MMM. They are called ponzi schemes and most times the founder never shows up. Many a times the people who register early enough make it big and those who do after lose their money because it was their money that was used to pay the ones who did earlier .. And the ones that registered earlier, their money goes to the founders and them they crash the websites and give you stories
Hi Polycarp,
I hadn’t heard of MMM so I’ve just googled it. That’s full on!
I suppose these people get away with it because it’s called a ‘gift’. I don’t really know or understand how it is still in operation. So many unscrupulous people around 🙁
All the best to you.
Cheers
Melissa
Hi! Thank you for this review. Although there are to many red flags: the owner identifies himself as Q, we never see his face, there is no actual product, but still this has been an interesting read because this scam breaks away from the common model.
I’ll never join this platform, but I’m impressed with the creativity these scammers have. If they only used this creativity to really help people.
Hi Henry,
It’s certainly creative isn’t it?! I’ve seen loads of scams that follow a similar formula, but this one was quite different. I often think that too – the people that create these scams must be reasonably smart, so why not create something that is actually good and does help people? I don’t understand.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts here Henry.
Cheers
Melissa
Hi,
Thanks for sharing this excellent article with us and call out to people about these types of scams . It is surprising what people will invest in when they feel their back is against the wall . It is great guys like you who shell these clowns out and I hope many will read this .I will be sharing this link very powerful information . I think , this will help many out their who is falling into darkness .
Hi arnaimhasan,
Thanks for sharing your thoughts here. I do hope that anyone who is considering this finds my post and changes their mind. I hate to think that vulnerable people may be giving away thousands of their hard earned dollars on this crap.
All the best to you.
Cheers
Melissa
It sounds to me like there is a high risk of money involved in this making method. I don’t believe most people I know would sign up for it, which would be a problem right there if I were interested. Chain mail like setups only have positives endings when they are about sending people wonderful messages without any money involved. You are right it sounds like a scam and I would definitely stay far away from it.
Hi M,
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts. Whilst I don’t believe most people I know would sign up either, I have been surprised at some of the things I’ve heard people do when they are feeling vulnerable and in need of help. I hope that everyone does their research when things sound too good to be true.
All the very best to you.
Cheers
Melissa
Hi Melissa,
Thank you for bringing another scam to awareness. This is the first time, l heard about Too Damn Easy until l read your review. There are too many red flags in this program especially the identity of the owner is unknown. It’s paramount importance to know who you are dealing with.
I agree that affiliate marketing still the best money making model if you done it right. Don’t ever chase after shiny objects, you will get burned in the end.
Once again, thank you for this brilliant review.
Hi Shui,
There are so many red flags with this one! Thanks Shui for visiting my site again and I hope you’re doing well. All the very best to you.
Cheers
Melissa
thank you for sharingthis website, according to you, seems to be a real scam, and according to me I came to the damn easy website that you had here was one of the time now opened and there was not something of great importance to this website even a video it does not even open some writing down how to make money but this website I call a big truffle scam for this wonderful article by you i share this article with my friends
Hi bajram,
Please feel free to share with this your friends 🙂 Many thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.
All the best to you.
Cheers
Melissa
Hi
After reading your article, I have perfectly understood about Too Damn Easy scam. I have no doubt about this cheater site which want to suck our hard earnings. I personally dislike those scamers who represent and create attractive package without showing any identity and without giving any honest reviews. I will stay out from this site. I would rather love your # one recommendation of joining in the wealthy affiliate platform. Thanks for sharing this helpful reviews.
Hi mzakapon,
Thanks for stopping by. I also dislike scammers very much. I wish they would use their skills to do something good in the world.
I wish you all the very best.
Cheers
Melissa