Top Dollar Payment

Definitely not the way to make the money that you need

What is Top Dollar Payment? Very briefly, it is one of those make money online schemes that will make money for the advertiser not you! One of the key rules of economics is “there’s no such thing as a free lunch”, meaning that no matter how good something seems someone has to pay for it at some point down the line.

Top Dollar Payment.com claims that you’ll get paid even if you fail with their system, offering you the business equivalent of a free lunch… a money-making opportunity with no risk and no worry about loss. My gut feeling told me to stay away from this one, but that little voice in the back of my head chanted “but it’s only $20”; I think that next time I’ll just follow my gut and stay away from bunk systems like this one.

The information that you get from the Top Dollar Payment system basically falls into two categories… stuff that you most likely already know, and stuff that’s just not going to work. I don’t mind being told stuff that I already know so long as it’s building to something better, and I don’t mind advice occasionally being wrong as long as there’s a genuine effort to reveal things that do work.

With the Top Dollar Payment system, there wasn’t anything new to learn, and the core of the program was focused largely on signing up for things to help drive traffic to your website. The whole thing seemed kind of fishy to me, so I decided that I’d do what I should have done in the first place and do a little bit of looking around for more information.

I ended up finding several forum posts and listings at various websites about Top Dollar Payment… apparently it’s the same program that’s sold at a number of other related sites and “affiliates” which are actually run by the same person. The websites all make the same claims and offer the same great benefits, and you end up getting the same bad advice from the same e-book. I’m certain that the glowing reviews that you hear one some of the sites weren’t from real customers, or at the very least every comment is heavily screened and only the best of the best are shown off.

The book that you buy isn’t useful and it isn’t even well-written, yet the testimonials that you hear do nothing but speak of how great the program is. Looking back, I found it funny that on the testimonial page the site’s creator goes so far as to claim that other programs are scams because they use “fake” testimonials…that sounds a bit like the pot calling the kettle black.

I’ve had some positive experiences with money making programs on the internet, and while none of them have made me rich they’ve at least performed well enough that I could say with no reservations that they actually did work. With Top Dollar Payment, not only didn’t it work but I honestly don’t see how it would work for anybody.

If you find yourself visiting this site, close the window without delay unless you want to end up parting with a little bit of your money while having absolutely nothing to show for it afterwards.

Review by David Sullivan