Facebook On Fire Scam Or Amazing Money Machine? [REVEALED]

Are you looking for a Facebook On Fire Review?

Then you have found the right place!

You have probably seen the site and heard all about it and are wondering if it is real, if it is true that you can bank an extra $300 to $500 daily for "fooling around" on the world biggest social media network! 

You might even be wondering if Facebook on fire is a scam - after all they are making some pretty wild and big claims. 

Before I go further I would like to congratulate you for being very intelligent and doing your research - this is exactly how you avoid being scammed and find the best way of making money online. 

As I go through this review I am going to break it down into easy to follow steps:

• What Is Facebook On Fire?
• Why Facebook On Fire Will Not Work For You!
• Is Facebook On Fire A Scam?
• My Facebook On Fire Review - The Final Conclusion
• How I Make Money Online

Let's get cracking on with this review shall we?

This product, like many get rich quick schemes throws at you claims of huge incomes, little work and some kind of "loop hole".  This has a very interesting story line that is just a complete lie. 

"Joseph Magnum" claims in the video that he overheard a conversation between Facebook owner and CEO Mark Zukerberg and Microsoft Founder Bill Gates and managed to slip his phone under the table and record the conversation. 

Yep....right!. 

Firstly, the kind of place in which these guys would meet would be ultra high class talking Michelin 2 or 3 star and up standard and an very high standard of waiter that would be accustomed to rich and famous being regular clientele and not to mention the massive security and bodyguards around these guys!.

Yet - somehow he managed to slip his phone unnoticed - who are you..the James Bond of waiters?   

And after he got his phone back, he played back what was recorded and discovered that there was a huge loophole in facebook and he can exploit it to get $300 to $1000 a day! all automatically, all with a "Push button system".

Firstly why would Zukerberg discuss a loop hole on FB with the retired founder of Microsoft? 

Why would a guy worth tens of billions himself and his company valued in hundreds of billions be bothered with a "$300 to $1000 a day loophole" in his system? He probably makes more in a single second! 

And how much is this selling for?

$47! 

...and only for 100 people!

Right! lets get real. If you had program that could, rock solid guaranteed that the person you are selling it to will become a millionaire in 3 years time ($365k /year) would you sell it for $47? 

Sure I'd sell it to only 100 people, I get that - exclusivity. High value. I'd be asking for 5 figures at least!. 

$47, only for a lucky first 100 people..Bill Gates? Zukerberg? Secret loop hole? 

Utter and complete bull cr*p!. 

What this super secret of Facebook On Fire is, you will almost laugh at....

To post affiliate links on facebook. 

I can imagine the conversation now 

Mark Zukerberg: "Hey, Bill...people are posting links on each others pages and walls and earning affiliate commissions...what should I do?"

Bill Gates: "Well block affiliate links Mark...oh my...the standard at Harvard really plummeted since I dropped out of college!" 

In all honesty this all that Facebook on Fire is about - using Facebook for affiliate marketing purposes. 

Affiliate Marketing is a genuine business model and way of earning a passive income online - it is what I use to earn my living. Totally legal, totally legit and all above board. 

What our James Bond Style Waiter Joseph Magnum is teaching in his Facebook on Fore program is NOT how to do affiliate marketing properly!. Not even close!.

On Facebook you are limited to what you can do: 

• Post on Your own wall
• Post on friends wall
• Post to a Group
• Post To a Fan Page 
• Post to your own Fan Page
• Post To Your Group. 
• Paid Advertising - facebook ads.

Neither of which you will get that much benefit from long term if you are constantly posting your affiliate link. You will end up banned, or in facebook jail (2 week ban). 

Yes even affiliate links in FB ads is frowned upon - they prefer you go to a real page (non affiliate)

Posting your affiliate link on social media is counter-intuitive and counter productive. You are far better posting a link to your website and sharing content of value and creating awareness for your brand - not forgetting to share other people links other sites in your industry too. 

This creates more value and brand awareness and better for long term custom than..well, short term one off sales - if any!.

To entice people into watching the video and getting their sales spiel out there a false promise of $500 is made. This is done through out the video. 

This is actually a common tactic by scammers to get you hooked. It was famously used by a scam shut down by the FTC, MOBE, My Millionaire Mentor, and the Daily Income Method

Guess what?

yep...I watched the video - could n't fast forward it and...no $500. Just a message saying I need to buy the system for $47 and if I don't make any money in 60 days I get the money!.

Yeah right bro...just been listening to you BS'ing for ages...crapola about Zukerberg and Gates..and ya think I believe you now?

Nope, sorry my dear friend no $500!. Period.

If there was there would be a ton of conditions attached to it like having had to give proof of trying the system and maybe a a few hundred bucks on ad spend to prove it...

Digging deeper just to confirm my suspicion I checked out the video testimonials. 

Being in this industry..one or two twangged with me - you a kind of I have seen that face somewhere else before kind of thing... 

A quick..screenshot and reverse image search...guess what? 

They are are ALL actors for hire - from fiverr of all places!, yeah Fiverr!. 

The answer here is a resounding no! 

For sure you might get the odd random sale - that is what it is - odd random and really one off sales. You just can't go around spamming facebook and hoping to be making money on a consistent basis. 

Doing this you a not building any foundation to or for you business. There will no passive income using this or any tactics involving spam. This is NOT how you do business online. 

Confession: This is what I used to do - spam the living daylights out of social media even using automated bots and software - it just does n't work. Thankfully I learned how to do business online the correct way.

It is no longer a doubt in my mind, in my opinion yes, Facebook on Fire is indeed a scam. 

Even if legally or in a technical sense they might not be, but the underlying product and the absolute shambolic low quality behind it and the laughable spammy marketing, fake testimonials certainly tell me that you should run as far from this product as you possibly can!. 

Ok, I'm guilty as charged!

I already admitted to the heinous crime of spamming social media with affiliate links. Please show some clemency!...and learn from my stupid mistake that cost me years of time before I learned that this is just not they way to build a consistent and regular income online.

The sales really are random! it doesn't matter how much effort you put it - there is a high degree of randomness to just link spamming. 

You are far better learning how to earn a more regular income online and building what will become a passive income source. Check out how I Make money online instead!