Is empowr a SCAM? No No No Here is the Proof of Cashout!

Edu Okafor (or Edwin Edwards?),  from Kenya, shows his Paypal account, as of mid November 2017.

He says he has been a member of Empowr for two years, and has seen great changes.

While other people complain about their success coaches, he says that they are the reason for his success.

He recommends you work hard and be patient.  He refers to the “ad credits” and the small monthly fee.

He suggests the first month on Empowr, take your time to learn how it works, and contact your success coaches and work with them.

 

Empowr Scam Members! [ A Must Watch Video!]

M.L. Grayson joined in May 12, 2016.  He claims that he was informed that you just have to post pictures.  On July 6, he connected his Paypal, and he was charged $43.36.  Mr Grayson was stunned (apparently he didn’t read the terms and conditions).  His big complaint was that they deducted the money, then sent an email.

He further complains about the so-called “Success Coaches”, who he says is someone just like you; and he said his first success coach dropped out before he did.

Grayson does a bait and switch, and offers people some other online program. It makes me wonder about his motives for doing this video.  He somehow got 2294 views as of the date I posted this.

He claims they always have a high fluctuation of new people, and that “no one” ever got any money.  He obviously hasn’t seen the other videos we have on this site where people show their cash withdrawals.

 

Scam Alert : empowr.com Be careful !!

Nader Alkeinay explains that something is funny, when you see a huge balance, but you can never get it.  His mistake he said was to take the early cash out, which required connecting to Paypal (and obviously

So he got $5 out, and then next day got charged $45.  He claims some people have cashed out $600 USD and then were charged $6000 USD, but he gives no references to who these people are.

Nader says he requested a refund (which the company offers), but never heard back; even though a support ticket was opened.

He says “They give you the money; but it is not yours.”  His advice is to disconnect your account and your connection.

So all in all, Nader votes the Empowr is a SCAM and you should stay away from it.

 

 

Empowr Scam Review (by Eric S Burdon)

Empowr is an online economy, and there is a bunch of stuff on this system: a marketplace, coaching, teaching, posting.

It is not a scam for two reasons:

  1. It has Patents (which are publicly accessible)
  2. The software is updated regularly

Eric says that if you are out to SCAM people, you would keep your cards to your chest and be secret; i.e. you wouldnot’ patent your system, and expose the inner workings to the world.

But it a really complex system, and that is why people have negative systems.  Most complaints are stemming from the payment system, which is not that great.  People feel that they didn’t give Empowr permission to take money from their credit card or Paypal account.  But this simply means the person didn’t read the terms and conditions of using their system.  There are basically fees to use the system.  Many of those payments can be deferred, but some minimal payments are required from month to month.

Two misconceptions:

  1. That Empowr is a free platform.  It clearly is not, there are “platform fees” and “Ad Campaign Fees”.  Perhaps people are used to other social platforms that have no fees, e.g. Facebook, Instagram, PInterest, and so on…. However, all those platforms have advertising available, and there are obviously costs to advertise.  When you join Empowr, you are are also becoming an advertiser.
  2. They will be getting money after 90 days.  It’s more of a long term investment of your time than anything.

Learn and grow from the system, rather than just complaining and not taking the time to learn the system.

Empowr has a new plan called “Pay Later – Still Optimized.”  Under this plan you pay a fixed amount of about $20.00/month.  But with this option, your long term profits will be delayed longer.

The system is making changes every week, making steps forward toward the better.

Eric advises this is a long term investment, maybe one to three years, it varies from person to person; but there is a good chance to make money, especially if you hustle.