Browse n Bank – Is it Legit?

Whoa. Make $374.32/Hr? Wouldn’t it be nice if it were true? Welcome to my Browse n Bank Review, where I do an honest appraisal, starting with “Is it a scam?” and “Can I do this?”

Let’s cut to the chase. Do I recommend Browse n Bank?

The answer is a resounding NO.

Keep reading to find out my reasons and what you can look for so you don’t get scammed.

Browse n Bank Details

So, Is Browse n Bank a Scam?

Merrium Webster dictionary defines scam as “a fraudulent or deceptive act or operation”.

Let’s take a look at the sales page and what is promised.

Is Browse n Bank fraudulent – Probably not. Can you make money using the Browse n Bank system? Yes, if you add an affiliate marketing component to it. Will you make $374.32/Hr? You could make $374.32 in an hour (sometimes, you get lucky), but to make $374.32/Hr consistently would take years and a large business enterprise consisting of affiliate marketing, content creation, email marketing and a whole host of other stuff.

Is the Browse n Bank sales page deceptive – Yes. It’s not feasible that a newbie could take Browse n Bank, run with it and make $374.32/Hr. No. Not even close.

How to not get scammed when buying MMO products online.

• Why did the vendor put together the product?
• Are the income claims legitimate?
• Does the product stand alone, or do you need to buy more in order to get results.
• Is the vendor a “Serial Launcher”?

Now, let’s look at the first one

Why did the vendor put together the product?

We’d all like to think (and they would like us to think), that they’re just being a nice guy and are helping you out. Well, sometimes that’s true, but not very often.

So, let’s do some math. The claim is that the vendor makes $374.32/hr by using Browse n Bank. Making $374.32/hr X 40 hrs/wk X 52 wks/yr gives us $778,585.60/Yr.

Now why would someone making almost $800K take the time to put together training to show you how to do it? And then to sell it to you for only $17?

At $17 a pop, the vendor would need to sell 45,799 in order to get to the $778,585.60 that he’s claiming to make. But wait. In order to sell that many, he would need to get other people (affiliates) to promote the product for him. And he would need to pay them at least 50%. So, now, instead of selling 45,799 at $17, he would need to sell 91,598 at $17 and pay the affiliate half.

And to top it off, each one of those 91,598 people would now be competitors and doing exactly the same thing as the vendor. With that many people pushing through the loophole, Google would close the loophole as fast as possible.

I think we just answered the second bullet point.

Are the income claims legitimate?

Hint: The answer is no. 🙂

Now back to the first question (Why did the vendor put together the product?)

Actually, Branson Tay has sold a pretty good amount of Browse n Bank. Over 25,000 copies in fact. At 25,000 sales and pocketing half of $17, means that he made $212,500 selling this product. But that’s over 3 years, since the product was launched in 2021.

That leaves $70,833/yr. A far cry form the $778,585 that he claims to make.

So why is he selling this?

Let’s start with upsells. There are 8 upsells, where Branson Tay is trying to sell you something in addition to the front end product. Again, here Branson is quite successful.

Instead of only making the one $17 sale, Branson’s average total sale is $36.90. That means that instead of pocketing a total of $212,500 ($17 X 25,000 X 50%), he made $461,250 ($36.90 X 25,000 X 50%) over the last 3 years. That’s not bad, but still a long ways from the $374.32/Hr claim.

So, if he’s not selling it to make more money than he can using the system, then, most likely the income claims are deceptive, to say the least.

Is the vendor a “Serial Launcher”?

Now, what we look for here, is, does the vendor launch product after product, one after the other?

You might ask, what is the harm in that?

Well, if a product vendor is launching a new product every 2 to 4 weeks, how can they adequately research and test what they are promoting? Let’s say it takes you and me a month or 3 or more to see real profit from any one money making system. Is the vendor a superhuman, or what?

The answer lies in the fact that the products are not adequately researched, the products do not have adequate support. Most likely, the products are simply rehashes of previous products, either by the vendor or someone else.

That’s exactly what were seeing here. Branson launched PermaLink only 4 weeks before launching Browse n Bank, following 19 days later with Type4Cash.

What I don’t like?

• Hyped up Sales Page: The sales page income claims are outlandish and the sales page oversimplifies the process of affiliate marketing, making it seem like anyone can easily earn significant profits, very quickly.
• Training and Support: One major concern is the lack of comprehensive training. Some modules are missing, and the provided instructions can be unclear or contradictory. This might lead to frustration and difficulty for those new to affiliate marketing. ie. You need to be familiar with and preferably sucessful as an affiliate marketer, before you can take full advantage of Browse n Bank.
• Big Funnel: The sales funnel for Browse N Bank consists of 7 upsells and 6 order bumps. If you purchased all of the upsells and order bumps, you can easily payout in excess of $1,100. This is great for convincing affililates to promote, but it does little for you, the customer.

So, what’s next?

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