Copy and Paste Ads Summary

What Is Copy and Paste Ads?

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Copy and Paste Ads is another done-for-you system and money-making opportunity online. It has a single-page website that is very simple. It only contains a sales pitch and a couple of videos, and that's it. To know what Copy and Paste Ads is really about, let's dissect its content and its videos.

According to the website, earning up to $300 per day using Copy and Paste Ads is within the realm of possibility. To get started, prospective buyers must watch the video up on the website.

As mentioned, Copy and Paste Ads is a done-for-you system. According to its creators, you can earn as much as $300 per day simply by posting ads online. All you need to do is copy and paste ads (hence, the name), and start earning money.

If you're one of those people who dread selling or hounding your friends to get them to sign up, then don't worry. Copy and Paste Ads is perfect for shy people like you. According to its creator, there's no selling, explaining, or talking involved. The Copy and Paste Ads system and its back-office will do those tasks for you. All you need is internet access and your laptop/desktop to make it work.

The creator of Copy and Paste Ads is quick to issue a disclaimer that this is not MLM or a get-rich-quick program. Another disclaimer also stood out. According to its creator, "no income claims are made, implied or guaranteed. Success will be dependent on the [buyers'] effort." But that directly contradicts the sales pitch on the website that says you can earn up to $300 per day just by using the system.

So, how does it work?

Just go to your members' area or back office. Copy the pre-written ads you see there and paste them to third-party websites. These websites include Facebook, Linkedin, Craigslist, and more. You can also paste the ads on your own blog or website.

Each ad is embedded with a unique code word. When people see your ad and become interested, they will then text your code word to Copy and Paste Ads' hotline.

They will then receive a message which contains a Copy and Paste Ads' information link. They will click the link, and enter their names, email, and phone number into the system. After clicking submit, they will be routed to Copy and Paste Ads' website and watch the video too. And the cycle of copy, pasting, and clicking ads begin.

What will you get when you purchase the Copy and Paste Ads system?

* Copy and Paste Ads auto-reply software
* Access to sales pitch video
* A 1-minute Copy and Paste Ads voicemail
* A mirror Copy and Paste Ads website
* A back-office suite which includes software that tracks your commissions
* Access to a resource center that will provide you information about the best websites where you can post your ads
* Lead capture page with autoresponder
* 22 ready-made follow-up messages
* Tracking software to see who click your ads and how often people clicked your ads
* Instructional video to help you set up your account
* Access to customer service
* Tools and other resources

Who Created Copy and Paste Ads?

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Copy and Paste Ads is not exactly upfront about who owns it or created it. Doing a quick whois lookup also doesn't help as the website owner's name is also not listed. You won't find their name on the video and even on the website itself.

The creator (or creators) of Copy and Paste Ads is probably one of the most secretive website owners we've covered thus far, and that anonymity alone raises some red flags.

How Much to Join Copy and Paste Ads?

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According to the video, the Copy and Paste Ads system has an original asking price of $1,849. But for some reason, the creator of this done-for-you system has slashed the price to $149.95.

In my opinion, $149.95 is still pretty expensive for a done-for-you system.

How to Make Money with Copy and Paste Ads?

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This part seems unclear. According to the creator of Copy and Paste Ads, the video on the website will convince people to "take action and send you $100" The $100 will be sent directly to your ORU Visa Debit Card. You can withdraw the money via ATM or transfer the contents to your savings account.

What I Like About Copy and Paste Ads

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Done-for-you system

Copy and Paste Ads is a done-for-you system, so you don't need to buy training materials or ebooks and spend hours reading them to make this work.

With Copy and Paste Ads, you already have an auto-reply software, pre-written ads with your code, video message, and other resources. You will also receive a pre-recorded voicemail audio, lead capture page with an autoresponder, and instructional video to get you started.

Stat and commission tracking software

Some done-for-you systems make it hard to keep track of who and when your link/ad was clicked, that's why it can be difficult to keep track of your commissions.

Copy and Paste Ads is different. Apart from the features I've mentioned above, it also has its stat and commission tracking software. You can keep track of the number of people who clicked the ad, as well as how much you're going to make at a given period.

No interaction with other people required

You've always wanted to earn more, but the opportunities that come your way are often MLMs. The problem is not that you don't like people, you just don't know what to say when talking to strangers or you easily get tongue-tied. Or you simply hate MLMs, so it's out of the question for you.

With Copy and Paste Ads, you don't have to talk or hound anyone just to get them to buy your merch. All you have to do is copy and paste ads, and wait for your commissions.

What I Don't Like About Copy and Paste Ads

The creator of Copy and Paste Ads make earning money online seem so easy. But the sad thing is making money online is never easy, and anyone claiming that it is easy is being dishonest. So, here are some of the red flags you have to watch out for with Copy and Paste Ads.

A lack of information about Copy and Paste Ads

Copy and Paste Ads only has a single-page introductory website. It contains some sales pitches, a video, and some testimonials. There are terms and conditions on the website, and a contact email, but that's it.

No in-depth information about who owns the website or what Copy and Paste Ads is or other things you might find helpful. The terms and conditions are pretty generic, while the contact page is a regular Gmail account (not even a business email).

The sales pitch may be very enticing, but if you don't know a lot about the system or who's behind it, it's best to be cautious about it.

Fake testimonials

In the Copy and Paste Ads video, several people gave testimonials about how this done-for-you system has changed their lives. They said that they are now earning several hundred dollars every day thanks to Copy and Paste Ads.

Some give us their names, but there's a high chance that they are just actors hired from Fiverr or other such websites. In some instances, it's evident that the people giving these testimonials are just reading a script on their phones.

Plus, there's no way to verify their earnings because they did not present any proof of income. For those who are more discerning, it can be hard to take what they say at face value.

The anonymity of the creator

Copy and Paste Ads is unique, but not in a good way. In other systems we've covered, the creator often gives us a name no matter how generic. Some show us their faces, while others don't. But at least we have a name.

The creator of Copy and Paste Ads is anonymous. We don't know his real name, and he doesn't show us his face. In my opinion, it is not a good idea to trust some faceless, nameless entity with your money even if it's just $150.

​Refund policy sucks

That's right. Copy and Paste Ads will not issue a refund after the purchase has been finalized.

Copy-paste ads do not work

Let's not sugarcoat it. Copy and Paste Ads does not and will not work. This is just plain old spamming, and it doesn't work. You might even get yourself banned from third-party websites or forums for posting duplicate ads. Moreover, people, even desperate ones, are so jaded with ads that their eyes glaze over and skip them when they see them.

Is Copy and Paste Ads A Scam?

Earning money by copying and pasting ads is nothing short of a dream come true. Who doesn't want a job where physical strength and intellect are inessential?

Just pay $150, copy links, and go crazy with pasting them in social media sites and other third-party websites. You can then sit back, relax, and wait for commissions to be deposited in your debit card.

Sadly, however, Copy and Paste Ads is too good to be true. It is a scam, because earning money will never be easy. When you join Copy and Paste Ads, you'll be doing nothing but spamming third-party websites. This tactic doesn't and will never work.

It also has a lot of noticeable red flags, including the anonymity of its creator, the fake testimonials, and more. Plus, requesting a refund if you're dissatisfied with Copy and Paste Ads is out of the question, and that is according to its terms and conditions.

The bottom line is you'll be wasting your time and money with Copy and Paste Ads. Yes, there's a lot of money to be made online. Sadly, Copy and Paste Ads isn't one of them.

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