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There is a discussion about what is the next big social media site and I wanted to give this a special thread of its own.
So I came across SmashFund a little while back and I wrote a review on my website about it. They claim to be the next big social media website, they are going to be so big they will put Facebook to shame... and they are a CrowdFunding platform too.
What they look like to me like a blatant pyramid scheme... you pay $149 a month to be a member (kinda hefty for social media right) and then anyone you directly recruit you earn $50 a month from.. and anyone else you connect with you earn $4 a month from.
Oh and the crowdfunding part.. well not so sure about this because it appears you don't really need a reason to get money for any project or whatever because you get money through recruiting.
So I posted my review on them on my website and a Youtube video too... and there are a lot of haters of my reviews calling me crazy and close-minded.
So what do you think?
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TommyCarey
This type of system has never worked in the past and will most likely not work again lmao Even linkedin lets you have a free account and gives you the option to upgrade your account to have access to pro features. With SmashFund you need to pay up front to have access to basic features lmao I can see this as an affiliates dream, but I think they system is more focused on referring people than actually networking and that's why I don't think it'll be sustainable. It won't offer anything to people in terms of knowledge or experience, it's only about money. It's a nice concept but if there's nothing there to sustain it, besides the money, it's probably going to tank. Sure it might of had finding from an angel investor or an investment company, but it will rely on people advertising it and actually getting sign ups in order to thrive.
The content on the site is pretty scarce and doesn't give me enough to convince me to sign up.
And as Webguy2024 said, you can't find a definite way to contact anyone at smashfund so to me that seems a little shady. If they had their phone number and even a support@ email I'd be a little more at ease to sign up. But then I'd be asked for an upfront payment and I'd get turned off immediately So basically I have to pay $149 a month in order to have a chance at obtaining funds? I make $50 a month for anyone I sign up, for as long as they stay signed up. That means I would have to have at least 3 members stay signed up in order to break even each month. This type of system has never worked in the past and will most likely not work again lmao :D Even linkedin lets you have a free account and gives you the option to upgrade your account to have access to pro features. With SmashFund you need to pay up front to have access to basic features lmao :D I can see this as an affiliates dream, but I think they system is more focused on referring people than actually networking and that's why I don't think it'll be sustainable. It won't offer anything to people in terms of knowledge or experience, it's only about money. It's a nice concept but if there's nothing there to sustain it, besides the money, it's probably going to tank. Sure it might of had finding from an angel investor or an investment company, but it will rely on people advertising it and actually getting sign ups in order to thrive. The content on the site is pretty scarce and doesn't give me enough to convince me to sign up. And as Webguy2024 said, you can't find a definite way to contact anyone at smashfund so to me that seems a little shady. If they had their phone number and even a support@ email I'd be a little more at ease to sign up. But then I'd be asked for an upfront payment and I'd get turned off immediately :D
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