I  want to say up front, that cash gifting did work for all practical purposes as you will read below, howewever... Cash Gifting is way too goofy for me to promote on a full time basis, and I never really felt comfortable the whole time we were testing it, nor did I like trying to explain to every one why it was a legal proactice. It is my personal oppinion that you should stay clear of this type of activity.

Cash gifting is sweeping the Internet world like a wild fire over the driest lands on earth. There are more programs than I would ever care to review one by one, but they all seem to have the same basic principles. You are giving another person a cash gift for absolutely nothing in return. This must be agreed to by the signing of a non-disclosure form buy the receiver. If I want to mail you $100.00 there is no law that says I can not. I give a tithe offering every Sunday at church, I have given plenty of money to different “non-for-profit” organizations in the past, etc. etc. The problem is, you are expecting something in return. That is after all, the only reason you are doing this activity right?

So most of these cash gifting “activities” as they are to be called, work like this. You mail in your gift to the person that got you to their web site. You must use Fed Ex, U.P.S or some other carrier other than the U.S.P.S., as they do not allow you to send cash through the mail. If you are going to use the U.S.P.S. you must purchase a money order and send it that way.

I started with a cash gifting activity at the $100.00 gift level. I sent it to my guy via UPS, and then began directing traffic to my own gifting site. Here is what happened…

Day 2 of testing the Epic Wealth Cash Gifting activity: I received notification saying “Congratulations you have a gift coming” Your first gift will almost always be a pass up to the person that you gifted. With  the Epic Wealth program there are several different gift levels you can send, from $100 all the way up to $3,500. If you come in at any of the lower levels, you may upgrade at any point. You may upgrade as many times as you need to. Whatever level you come in at is all you are qualified to receive at.

So my first gift was of course at the $3,500 level. This was pass-up gift. My second gift was at the $100 level and then I upgraded to the $1,500 level, just in case other higher gifts were coming. Since then I have received 4 other $100 gifts and one $250 gift. Remember that people can, and a lot of times do upgrade as soon as they see that it does work. 

That was enough for me to be able to say that this activity does function, and people will send you cash in the mail. I very quickly ended all such activities due to the goofy factor, and I am still not convinced it is 100% legal.

I strongly reccomend you do not get involved with any form of cash gifitng.

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