I do a lot of product reviews here on One More Cup of Coffee, and in my research, I see a lot of the same sites pop up in the top search results. Some are legit, some aren't. Nancy Fox from NancyReviews.com is NOT.
She does what a lot of other sites do; they find new, hot “make money products”, write a positive review of them, and make money off the commissions.
Wait now, I don't have a problem with someone writing a positive review of something they have actually tried, and honestly recommend. In fact, there are plenty of review sites that like products I don't like – but they write honest, informative reviews, and I can understand why someone could recommend them, even though I don't.
My issue with NancyReviews.com is that she is recommending outright scams and people are putting their trust in her recommendations. This review is not meant to be a personal attack on her, but it is meant to expose her dishonest reviews for what they are.
All Positive Recommendations
Scroll though her blog and see how many negative reviews she has. TWO out of 23 reviews received a score of less than 7. One was a survey taking program, and the other was recruiting for online work. 100% of internet marketing products received a positive review.
We have done a lot of the same reviews. Let's compare.
Get Auto Commissions Nancy: 9/10 | Me: 11/100
Tube Cash Code Nancy: 9/10 | Me: SCAM
Who Likes Money Nancy: 9/10 | Me: Product Undelivered
6 Figure Tool Kit Nancy: 8/10 | Me: 10/100
Commission Buddy Nancy: 8/10 | Me: 10/100
(since writing this review, there are a couple more, but you get the idea)
Hype and Misleading Titles
First, take a look at the titles of her posts. Nearly every one is called “product scam”, or “product exposed.
By the title of this one, you would think that there was some shocking information that she has, or that there was something you absolutely needed to know before you buy!
Unfortunately, you can see it ranks 9/10, and if you read the review, there is nothing new or unique about what she says – it's basically a breakdown of what's in the members area and how “awesome” (sarcasm) the DC Faucet's product is.
Here are screenshots from video thumbnails on three of her YouTube videos.
From these thumbnails, you would think that she was going to tell you about a scam. But she doesn't. One is simply a software walkthrough, and the others are silent screencasts of her written review, which doesn't make sense. Why would you post a video of your written review with no speaking? I fact, it makes so little sense, I will embed the video here so you can see how ridiculous it is.
She Doesn't Tell You About Discounts
99% of these types of internet marketing products will give you a discount if you try to click away. They want to make a sale at all costs. If you don't buy it for $97, they'll sell it for $57. Sometimes, if you click the “leave” button enough times, you can get it for $1, or even free.
I was able to purchase Who Likes Money for $7 (above shown as $49). I was able to purchase Get Auto Commissions for $9 (shown below).
How can she purchase/review a product on December 8th, have it launch on December 9th, and claim to be making money?
This was my “discount” of $40 from Get Auto Commissions.
So why wouldn't she tell you about these discounts? It's certainly not because she doesn't know about them!
Misinformation and Misleading Content
The last thing you need to know is that some of the information she posts on her blog is downright false. Remember that just because someone is selling something online, doesn't mean they have checked, or even care whether it's legal or not.
I reviewed George Brown's Predator this year, which was essentially using software that illegally collects email addresses from around the internet and sends them unsolicited messages about how to make money online.
In Nancy Fox's review of Tube Cash Code, the following conversation happened in the comment section.
If you don't know how this product works, you basically use software to automatically upload videos to YouTube, and put affiliate links in their descriptions. Not only is this a terrible strategy for making money online, downloading other people's content from YouTube and re-uploading it as your own is strictly against their TOS and will get your account banned. If you step on the wrong toes, you might even get slapped with a DMCA complaint and get into legal trouble (though rare, it does happen).
Final Review
It's clear that Nancy has not done the proper research into the products she promotes, and she does very little to provide her readers with the information they need to make informed buying decision. Many of the products she promotes and gives high scores are low-quality, and some of them are downright scams.
What Now?
There are many ways to make money on the internet. The way I make money is to create niche websites and sell products from affiliate companies. This means I don't have to keep an inventory, don't' have to deal with customer support, and have the freedom to create a website about any topic I want.
Yes, you need a website. And yes, you have to spend some money to get started. If you are looking for a free, quick, easy way to cash in on the internet, you are out of luck.
But if you are serious about putting in some time and work to start your own online business, I suggest you take my 5 day email course to learn how I make money from my websites, and how you can get started.
Nathaniell
When looking at her blogger site, the last entry, that I saw was in 2014? If that’s true, either she made a boat load of money or living off the residuals from her referrals? Lol
I think she still posts, but they are hidden.
Dear Nathaniell,
I don’t know if i had missed out on OptionsXO, but i would like to hear your views or reviews on it if you had done earlier. Appreciate your help.Thank you.
Best rgds,
Jumat Yacob
I would avoid products like that. If Nancy recommends it, it’s almost guaranteed to be a scam.
I am happy to say that I received my refund from the Auto Mobile Code deal within 1 day. I have read that some people were still waiting on their refunds.
Guess what else I found, this Nancy is a downright scammer. Yes there should be laws to regulate and ajil these people no matter what country youre sitting in!
what a crazy site she runs, where it cheerfully tells you it has taken your profile info from a social media site for your convenience?? that’s NOT lawful in this country as it happens, and good luck to her, she will be pleased to know, that she took a cyber detectives ip whom was on her site because he/she is tracing her…. I’ll be banging at her from TOR from now on… take them numbers you cow…. stay wary people, and yes, thanks for a useful review, homework / researchers are a blessing, them that come back with verifiable proof.
I get irritated when most who write product reviews I come across online either conciously or unconsciously hide valuable facts or post misleading info about the products just to make commissions from them. Some of them do not even try the products themselves. Of course you may not need to try a product before, but those who do so, it is a plus. But with Nancy’s case, I thought most of the products she promotes, she buys and tests or use them herself. Anyway I have enjoyed your review. Lets be vigilant with the products being promoted by some.
She is very good at being deceptive. She will take screenshots of her JVZoo or Clicksure account earnings, then repost them for several products. Most people don’t look too deep into what she promotes (she doesn’t make it easy with her site navigation) so the folks she scams now are not the folks she scams later, and is able to continue the process.
I was almost sucked in by this scam artist called Nancy.A red flag went up when she was giving great reviews on products that 3-4 other sites were calling then a complete scam.Also when you try to leave her site she doesn t want you to..Your directed to go to thewedsite and sign up immediatly.This b—h is worse than the scum bags she promotes. don t even bother going to her site
And she continues to this day. The more people find her, comment, and link to her, the more powerful she gets. Unfortunately, there’s no algorithm update to penalize scammers!
I knew something was up when all the bogus scams I had already encountered were being positively promoted by this affiliate marketer who obviously capitalizes on everything that hurts other people! Why should this bitch care? She gets her commissions right? Don’t listen to or believe any of her reviews even if this person really is who they say they are. Probably a scam artist under a fake ID anyway!
Another unsatisfied customer! She deletes any complaints on her site too. There’s no way everyone on her site would be so satisfied and not a single complaint show up. Apparently all the complaints about her show up on my blog!
Hi there!,
First off, I just wanted to say that I hope this site isn’t also a scam. I’m not saying it is, I just hope. THe reason I’m taking a couple of minutes to leave a comment is because I feel there to be some level of ‘human’ interaction that doesnt sound like someone trying to sell me my own soul for free and make millions. More over it was your blog pic, a fairly normal One More Cup of Coffee kinda pic (I love coffe, I LOVE AFFOGATO’S!!! – and thats how ive ended up here, my hope leaning more on the “I think this just might be a real website” feeling)
Anyways, prior to arriving here, for about 20 minutes now I’ve traversed from Carlton’s “Millionaire Blueprint (which these types ive always known to be scams, but why was this different? ‘m not sure, their videos seem to realy hit something psychologicaly deep-rooted, and im having a tough time getting a job and fuddled in some debts I’d like off my ass, and some other entrepreneurial stuff that is taking some time to kick off as all good things do, but HEY! I just listened, and skipped the video, then did my own research to see who claims it being a scam, and what other “non-scam” portals offer some decent chances of making an honest buck without false claims all over the toilet paper I’m ready to wipe my rear with).
After that initial research and website hopping, the term “Binary Brokers” caught my attention and interest so I sectioned off looking at that as well as trying to learn a legitimate site to convince me if this Millionaire deal was even partially legit. There seemed a couple of review sites that oozed scams, but one that I wasn’t quite sure about, and I kind of tipped in ‘her’ favor. THen I saw a few others and thought.. hmmm, not a complete “SELL SELL SELL” attitude, but not too down-toned either. I was convinced 65-35 in favor of Nancy, BUT then I thought.. is this another scam in the works (like how you pay this dude to go all over town promoting a product subconsciously into peoples minds for some commission–in my head I had some similar experience at home) and Voila! I found more sites giving review on sites that were scam review on sites. This is eFFING-crraaaaZZzzzYYYYY!!! (So pardon me I made that assessment in the very first line, as you can see the “Scam-azon” I just entrenched out of (barely)).
So now I’m here, and closing all the sea of scam and review scam windows, but still taking some interest in Binary Brokers, even though that may just be something I give up on any moment now if its beyond the hassle I wish to get myself into.
Thanks for existing, and have a swell day with a super cup’a Java!
2015 binary millionaire is a B I G SCAM. I joined with $250 and have tried to get in touch with them but nothing happens. Ian
I believe it. I also believe that she recommended it! A real scam artist that one…
Hey Hey Hey,
I Just wanted to comment .. about binary option’s.
There’s a trick to it .. It’s not about going 60 second’s on the fly….
You need a team of people to actually pay large sum’s of money with you to make the graph move toward a trend . It’s how stock marketing work’s the same way as commoditie’s work’s by real life graph’s showing real life statistics of the stock market , real people buying make’s the trend move it’s particular course…
if you got enough people on the stock market voting up scale or down scale enough.. (in internet world you would hardly get that amount of people) since the oldie’s mostly trade real world exchange.
If you get enough people to trade online market , you can make the graph fluctuate.. lol it’s common sense , people who trade online (these binary options) all have tactic’s .. not all graph’s are the same , they are correlate to each their own…depending on your type of strategy , Don’t know about the bot’s? Sound’s Like garbage to me! , but I bet ya! anything , If you had a team of say 1000-2000 people vote up – down (30 minute – hour) trades you will win.
Well, it sounds nice. If you have the money to hire a team to perform illegal trading for you, go for it bro.
Thanks Bro,If I ware she I must put teamviewer on to show how those scam really works.If those works than why so hiding issue.My honest plan whenever I find such good thing about earning online I ll send teamviewer open invitation so anyone can check it whenever they want and judge it by the truth.Anyways I am not good at writing blog so well, as why don’t started one yet.Wish you all have great day ahead.
Yes Nancy reviews looks so nice and innocent; oh wait is that a fake parrot? Yeah who ever that is , is a complete utter scammer and not a very good one either. She used the same account picture for secret millionaire society and cash systems . I mean common at least try to get another picture. And I have used the secret millionaire society and hey I got an idea for a name change , how about we call it broke dumb ass society? Well at least thats all I ended up feeling like after I was done.
And lately she’s been putting an screenshot of a YouTube video with a girl with big boobs just to get people to click it and be taken to the sales page. I guess it works on guys, but it’s a pretty shady way to get commissions.
is there anything that really works?
Yes. You can see my recommendations on my site. Top menu should give you a list of a few that I recommend.
Nancy fox bring me to You Nat, 🙂
I was subscribed on her Blog, and everytime I got a new offer such kind of Trading or internet marketing, I always checked on her review. while i wonder, she always had a good review on Binary trading hype, I wonder coz, she never update her pic, which is dated on 2012, and its kinda weird she used the pic so long. then I started its this is real person? then i browse her and I met you Nat, maybe u r the trustworthy one.
I almost put a deposit on Freeprofit.co and onther binary such Guaranteedwealth.co Automobilecode.co which is all rated good by Nancy.
thanks Nat…
She rates everything so well, it’s a wonder she’s not a billionaire by now. If she actually used all those things she rated so highly, she’d be rich (if they actually worked).
Hi, Nathaniell-
i did not see any comment on the Auto Mobile Code by Geovani Leoni. I was about to purchase this when I saw Nancy’s review. Have you had a chance to look at this?
Thank you -Jean
Yes. It’s a total scam as usual. Auto Mobile Code Review
Hello!
I am glad i stumbled upon your website. I was looking for a review of “Nancy Fox Reviews” because…… well, maybe it was a “gut feeling,” haha . . And she/he was rather rude, as another reader posted.
As a Mr. Fred Pepey said, you seem to be a guy that can be trusted. I’m glad i took time to read about binary options as i have been getting a lot of these emails– telling me it’s free, but actually, you have to pay US$250 to fund your account. They’re just too many, for me to remember all the names — FMS, fastincomeapp — telling me there’s US$37,000 waiting for me, or a check for US$700 being sent to me — when i have not even given any bank details whatsoever!
My question: Have you done a review of Joshua David Owens of Click Clone Cash? His video really features him, he showed his driver’s license. I clicked, and after submitting my details, someone from Cyprus (same nationality like me) called. The # on my phone showed it was a Cyprus number. She said she was a Senior Financial Adviser.
(I think I know now how some foreign mobile numbers rang me. I do not have my mobile with me all the time, so I was not able to answer. I cannot remember how sites i visited and tried getting into.. but then, since i do not have US$250 to fund my account, I just left. So i guess those were the foreign numbers that registered on my mobile.)
Going back, this girl Sarah Jane immediately emailed me after her phone call, she asked me to acknowledge her email, which i did. She said that if I were able to fund my account via online transfer or something, even as we speak, I would be earning already. She did say not to expect big earnings at once, in very little time. She said to be realistic, my money will earn slowly but surely. Then she also explained (via a link) that they earn 20% commission while we earn 80%. That, i understand.
Her email contained a short introduction about their company, OptionRally, and details about where i could deposit US$250 to fund my account. I Googled the bank that she gave me, it’s in UAE, and legit — Emirates NBD, complete with a SWIFT code, which i also checked. She also sent a link to the Cyprus SEC, where they are registered. She also gave me a beneficiary name, with an address in Hong Kong — which i checked, and is an actual address.
Now i’m wondering, why are they based in Cyprus but their bank is in UAE?? Cannot help but remember the economic chaos in Cyprus last year (was it last year?).
US$250 may not be a lot for you guys, for me.. well.. I just don’t spend freely.
She tried calling me again today but because of static, we could not hear each other.
I just want to know your opinion??
THANK YOU!!
It sounds like you are already suspicious of this company, and you are right to be. “Josh Owens” is a fake name, and the real person behind this product is called Tim Atkinson. Read my review of Click Clone Cash for pictures and proof. My suggestion is to not even get involved in any binary options scheme if you value your $250.
I just saw she is now promoting 2014 mill (Stan Lutz), I found your site trying to see if her reviews are legit. Thanks Bro,
Jim
Hi Jim and Nathaniell.
I too have been interested in Nancy’s advice.
Especially re “2014 Millionaire”…. She says it’s very good.
Interestingly so do about 50 other comments.
Actually I can’t find a negative re “2014 Millionaire”
This must be a very new binary system … as as you say Nat. don’t touch binary.
I think this may be worth a re think… at least a good look at!!
Thanks for this site Nat. Will be good to hear from you.
Cheers, Howard.
Hm, this 2014 millionaire thing seems to be a popular one. I’ll have to do a review. They are basically all the same anyway, so there’s usually very little to talk about. I’m sure they say that making money is easy and you can get rich over night. Ha! Fat chance…
Thanks for the comment Howard 🙂
Hi Nathaniell, Glad I read your reviews of Nancy Fox reviews. I saw her review on Binary Predictor and she’s really slamming it. Have you ever done a review on this software? If you have I would like to read it.
Haven’t used it but Binary Options are a ripoff. Stay away!
Hi Nathaniel. Nancy Fox is now saying Walter Green of The Free Money System is legit and has made over a thousand in a week with his new Binary Options trading software that will make you a millionaire in 90 days! Yes I believe she will push anything to make a commission off you. William
That’s pretty much how she runs her business – promote the hot products regardless of what they are.
I almost fell for Bill’s emobile code after reading Nancy’s review of it. I dont think Nancy reviews is a review at all but a scam push. Would you advice anyone to take emobile code?
Absolutely NOT. Emobile Code is not as amazing as they make it sounds. The product is 99% hype.
Are they any good,,,and can you actually make some decent money off of them
No, that website you mentioned is a scam.
Hi I like what your doing it helps people like me I am new at all this IM and I dont have much experience I am totaly new and I being trying to get to learn on how to make some money thru the internet but its all a bunch of BS, I haven made a dime.
Any how thanks a lot for all the Info that you guys put out there.
Yup. There’s a lot of BS out there. But there ARE people making money. You have to find something that works for you.
HEY NATHANIELL,
I HAVE RECENTLY BEEN LAID OFF FROM MY JOB OF 23 YEARS (DOWNSIZING). 5 WEEKS AGO, I UNDERWENT A QUADRUPLE BYPASS HEART OPERATION. I AM LIVING ON SOCIAL SECURITY AND AM UNABLE TO EVER RETIRE BECAUSE OF POOR PLANNING. UNLESS I COME ACROSS SOME MIRACLE. THAT’S WHERE YOU COME IN. DO YOU HAVE A LEGITIMATE WORK AT HOME PROGRAM THAT IS FAIRLY EASY TO RUN? YOU KNOW, ONE WHERE I DON’T NEED A MASTERS DEGREE TO OPERATE. I AM VERY NEW AT THIS. SOMETHING THAT WOULD GENERATE $500-$1000 A WEEK. DOESN’T HAVE TO BE IMMEDIATELY, BUT FAIRLY QUICK WOULD BE NICE. I AM NOT AFRAID TO WORK AT IT EVERYDAY FOR HOW EVER LONG IT TAKES.
ANYTHING YOU CAN HELP ME WITH WOULD BE A LIFE CHANGER FOR ME. I DON’T KNOW WHY, BUT YOU SOUND LIKE AN HONEST GUY WHO CAN BE TRUSTED. IF I SOUND DESPERATE, THAT’S BECAUSE I AM. BY THE WAY, I AM 68 YEARS OLD. PLEASE HELP. I NEED A BREAK. THANK YOU, NATHANIELL.
BEST REGARDS,
FRED PEPEY
Hey Fred. Making money on the internet is no different from making money in the real world. If you don’t know how to do it, you need to learn. If it was easy, everyone would be doing it. I know that learning some computer skills at 68 has it’s challenges, but if you are willing to put in the time, nothing is impossible. My grandfather figured out how to use photoshop and facebook, so I’m sure you can learn how to build a blog.
My recommended training course is Wealthy Affiliate. It’s very newbie friendly, but you WILL meet some frustrations and challenges along the way. You can always ask the community or ME for support. You will be building a website and publishing articles to the website. Try it out, and let me know what you think.
Nathaniel,
You mentioned Dave and Diana Daniel’s Course, but didn’t see YOUR review of it…what do you think of it?
I bought the Tube Cash Code system and almost had 2nd thoughts about it right away…I tried calling the support team phone number…all I get is a replay of the sales video. Same way for any link I click on…the sales video. AND, I get all sorts of offers from other junk sellers too, of course, sponsored by COREY GATES, such as Wealth Connect. They sent me the Dave and Diana Daniels ad and others.
Thanks for your input and for listening…TIM
Hey Tim, my review of Get Auto Commissions was actually linked to in the review, or you can click that link there to see what I think of their double Lambo scam artistry.
can you check out Free cash app by Nathan Grant Please.
Thanks for the honesty!
I will do a review today, but looking at it, I can already see I won’t recommend it. Binary Options is an extremely risky way of playing the stock market. The advertising for Free Cash App is very misleading, telling you that it’s FREE, but in fact you have to spend $200 to fund your stock account, and then pay almost $1k dollars after a month of use of the app. Whether it works or not I don’t know, but I have seen other products like Automated Income App which are basically the same thing.
Here is the my official review of Free Cash App. Take a look!
I am glad someone did a review on NancyReview.com. I was going to do one after we got into an argument after I called her out for her dishonesty on a forum but I forgot about it.
Not only does she not tell people about discounts, in her review for Get Auto Commissions she discourages people from getting the discounts:
From NancyReview.com:
And if you thought that was bad, you should see update #2.
She’s also very rude to commenters telling them stuff like “stop asking stupid questions” and “you need to get your eyes checked”.
Wow, I didn’t know she had been around that long, and that she had caught the attention of other marketers as well. I really hate to call out individuals like this, but blatant deception is something I hate worse.
For anyone that’s curious, this is the ridiculous Update #2 that Jay was talking about
I can’t say if it’s true or not, but I can speculate. Also, I found one of the responses you were talking about. WOW.
Response from Nancy to commenter on her blog:
I have been checking out, and falling for some, of these sites and scams for a year now. I am so happy to have found OMCC and Nathaniel. Finally an honest realist. Kudos Nate!
Thanks Tom! Helping out guys like you is the reason I enjoy working on One More Cup of Coffee 🙂
Haha, would not surprise me if she was a he either.
Your right about the discounts, I was looking at a product the other day and before it even got 2 minutes into the sales video I clicked away,,
Then I thought to my self I will go back an see how much of a discount there is.
$47 down to $27
But get this I backed out and the offer come up again so I went back for another look
$27 down to$7
I just had a good chuckle to myself.
That sort of sudden discount makes me NOT believe the product has any worth at all.
Wouldn’t surprise me if she was actually a guy.
Haha. You never know. People use fake photos all the time. Plus, a lot of people use girl’s photos because they look more trustworthy IMO.
And English makes it particularly easy to hide one’s gender. If she would have to write her stuff in Slovak and she would actually be he, she would have an awfully hard time trying to maintain her fake femininity (in Slovak man’s first person grammar is different than woman’s).
And girl’s photos not only look more trustworthy but also have the feature that SEX SELLS. Actually this trustworhiness is scientifically proved (a research revealed that beautiful young girls win trust of people much easier than an average man).
I would not be surprised if she/he isn’t a native speaker because the English is quite robotic IMO. I actually speak some Czech, so I know what you mean about genders in languages 🙂 I lived in Prague for 4 years and even went to Slovakia for a weekend!