5 billion sales might be a global scam.

I am sure anyone who clicked on this article is either engaged in 5 billion sales activities or perhaps have just heard of it and still contemplating as to weather it is a legit time-investing venture or just another global scam seeking to make a fortune from the masses. That is why I am going to give you a break down and an in depth analysis on the credibility of this program.

If you have not heard of the data market before, i will tell you a little about it. Do you wonder how social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp and others make money? They harvest our mobile data we use in accessing them and track our preferences and user behaviour.They make their money by advertising to you your preferences with the data collected from you and in turn are paid from these advertisers.

A UK based affiliate marketing company called 5 billion sales sees it unfair as to why these big tech companies are making a fortune from user's data without giving them a penny. What this company aims to do is to give data users their fair share of the profit made by these companies. Hence, they have created their own browser extension which users will have to download and use for all their browsing activities. The user is expected to activate "sell data account" every day so that you get $1.10 every day for using their browser.

There are other options to make more money as an affiliate to 5 billion sales.When a user invites another person to sign up, the person gets a whooping $100 commission on that person alone. Also, you can earn a $5 override when each of your referrals also invites someone to join. Hence, individuals are building "teams" so that they can earn more commissions and overrides from their members. You can then only withraw these earnings after a year then they keep on paying you subsequently every month.

Now, as to weather it is legit or a scam remains ambiguous. But I am going to highlight a few points so that you can weigh them to know how credible it is.

First of all, the fact that it has gone extremely global and has been endorsed by a lot of people may make it look credible. They hold regular meetings to brief members on progress. Also, members say they have partnered with apple so that iOS and apple devices can support their browser which kind of makes it legit if they have the endorsement of a tech giant like apple.

Now let us look at the down side. To start with, I do not see a reason as to why they would buy our data when they could get it for free like the other big companies. This may be a ploy to lure more individuals into using their their browsers so that they can harvest our data and profit from it. The fact that they are going to pay billions of people around the world humongous sums of money every month continuously, calls for doubt weather they really have the money to do so. Then what profit are they making? If that was the case, then no one would work and instead just sit home and just browse and refer people and get paid every month.

Even though they also claim to have partnered with apple, I have surfed the net thoroughly to see any sign of partnership between these two but haven't seen any. Maybe you could try too, and let me know if you found something in the comment box.

Also, the fact that invite commission is way bigger than sell data money calls for doubt. This might seem as if their main aim is to get more people to use their browser. And by making the commission that big, users will be tempted to invite more people to earn more as compared to the slow $1.10 per day. So by just inviting 10 people, one earns a commission of $1000?. This is quite impossible to believe and too easy to earn. How much then will people having teams consisting of thousands of individuals earn?

These are the ups and downs I have managed to identify concerning 5 billion sales. We still cannot affirm if it is legit or a global scam. With these points, I believe you could choose your stance on this issue