Overview of Cash-Gift-Trainer.com Site

Cash-Gift-Trainer.com is a site that is promoting cash gifting. The founder is Scott Miller. When you go to the homepage of the site a video begins explaining the concept. You can pause the video if you choose to first review the page. To the left of the page are several buttons to navigate the site. There is a picture of a cover of the TrueWealth magazine with Scott and his two children. Below this is a picture of the actual article.

Next you will find an explanation of the People’s Program and more videos of typical success with his program. There is also a form for you to fill out to receive more information.

Who is Scott Miller?

Scott Miller was a Finance Manager in the automotive business for 20 years before starting the People’s Program. After finding a mentor that actually was honest and helped him get it all started; he claims that the People’s Program is an easy way to make money.

What is Cash Gifting?

Cash-Gift-Trainer.com claims that cash gifting is as old as Biblical times. Mr. Miller explains that cash gifting is not a business, but rather a club of people who gift each other cash at different levels and receive a portion of their gift back.

The more you gift, the more money you receive seems to be the idea. Mr. Miller also goes on to explain that there are no laws preventing cash gifting, but that you should be very sure that the mentor you start with knows what (s)he is doing and can help you to develop your own cash gifting program.

How Much Does Cash-Gift-Trainer.com Cost?

When you go to the People’s Program page you will see that there is a $50 administration fee. You can then fill out a form with your contact information to take a tour of the program. There is no mention on this page or any other page about how much the program costs, other than the $50 administration fee. You must give your contact details to obtain more information.

Cash Gift Trainer – Conclusion

Scott Miller claims that the cash gifting program is not a business, but a club of people who gift each other cash and receive a portion of this cash back. The concept is explained on the website and there are several videos of Mr. Miller that you can view to get additional information as well as some testimonies.

Have you ever been involved in a cash gifting program? What do you know about the People’s Program or Scott Miller? Please leave your comments below and tell us your story.

YoullRetire.com is the training site for Scott Miller’s People’s Program. The People’s Program is completely based upon cash gifting. What is cash gifting? In the most basic terms, a cash gift is exactly as it sounds, a sum of money given as a gift. In more complicated terms, it is the act of giving another entity or private individual funds of real value without previous or future commitment and without any type of coercion.

YoullRetire.com Program Based On Gifts

The program introduced on YoullRetire.com is based upon the “gifting” of funds, particularly as a measure to avoid estate taxation. Does the concept of YoullRetire.com sound a bit suspicious or confusing? Is YoullRetire.com a scam or a legitimate business venture?

There are two factors of Youllretire.com’s cash gifting program that the can be identified as possible scam alerts: 1) Although it is not clearly detailed on Youllretire.com, the payout of the cash gifting program is based upon a pyramid structure. This type of structure essentially ensures that while you may receive a percentage, you will never receive the full benefits of any contribution, as it travels to the top of the pyramid. In addition, the benefit for those actually making a cash gift is not fully explained. 2) There is no clear product or service being sold.

Although Youll Reitre does not fully disclose all details, for the purposes of this review, it is important to consider one of the most astonishingly unexplained aspects of this program: encouraging the contribution of cash gifts from complete strangers and their rewards for giving a the “gift”. This program has alarming similarities to the illegal Ponzi schemes that have made news in recent months. Cash gifting appears to be based upon a structure of attracting new cash gifts to pay out the previous cash gifters. Similar as in a Ponzi scheme, the most obvious scam factor is that eventually these funds run out the closer that you get to the bottom of the pyramid.

YoullRetire.com Does Not Offer Enough Information

In our review, the other aspects that we found to be strikingly similar to other programs proven to be scams include: the lack of available information on how exactly the program works; and, the inability to make any money for yourself without recruiting others to join the program. Although these particular factors do not specifically indicate that the program is a scam, they are common tactics put to practice in less than honest business schemes.

Tools and Training on YoullRetire.com

YoullRetire.com does promise training and the tools required to successfully market your own cash gifting program. The listed tools include customizable websites, videos and graphics to aid with the presentation and personal branding. Additionally, there are nine entry levels which, as stated, ranges up to $10,000. However, I couldn’t find an explanation of how to reach the highest level, what happens as levels increase, what the other increments are at various other levels or what the payout would be whether or not an upper level is achieved.

Essentially, in our review of YoullReitre.com, cash gifting is not a type of business opportunity that I am a fan of. I don’t know of anyone who makes a stable income off of cash gifting programs like YoullRetire.com, do you?