Donate Pays Review – Legit Opportunity or Big Scam?

Welcome to my Donate Pays Review!

Whether you are new to the MLM world or you are a seasoned pro, deciding which company to join is an important decision.

You have worked hard for your money and you want to make sure it is safely invested.

So how can you do that? Research!

One of the best ways to do this is by reading reviews, so I am glad you are here!

My review will give you all the information you need on the company, their products and their compensation plan.

Let’s dig in shall we?

Donate Pays Review – The Company

Donate Pays review

So the first thing I found was that the Donate Pays website domain was registered privately as “donatepays.com” on September 26th, 2016.

Based out Canada, Donate Pays is run by “Dan, Carol, Randy and Kenny”, who claim to have a ‘total online biz experience of over 40 years.‘

The Donate Pays website lists the company as a division of Goldfix11 LLC, which is another company that was registered in Canada.

I couldn’t find any corporate record or Canadian company number for Goldfix11 LLC.

It seems that most of the site’s traffic comes out of Nigeria and India.

Donate Pays Reviews – The Products

Donate Pays does not offer any retail products or services.

Affiliates who sign up with Donate Pays can only market and sell the affiliate membership.

Once affiliates join Donate Pays, they must purchase positions in a matrix cycler.

These position purchases come with various ad credits, which can then be used by affiliates to display advertising on the company website.

The Donate Pays Compensation Plan

To participate in the Donate Pays compensation plan, affiliates are required to invest between $34 and $170 in a five-tier 2×3 matrix cycler.

This type of matrix puts an affiliate at the top of a matrix that has 2 positions right under them.

These first 2 positions make up the first level of the matrix and the second level is made by adding another 2 positions under each of the first 2, for a total of 4 positions.

Level 3 is made the same way and holds 8 positions.

A completed 2×3 matrix holds a total of 14 positions.

Affiliates start by buying one or more positions in the first cycler matrix.

Matrix positions are filled through purchases by newly sponsored or existing Donate Pays affiliates and commissions are paid out as this occurs.

When the matrix is full, the position “cycles” into the next matrix tier like so:

Matrix 1 (Positions cost $34) – Pays a $140 commission and cycles into Matrix 2
Matrix 2 – Pays a $280 commission and cycles into Matrix 3
Matrix 3 – Pays a $420 commission and cycles into Matrix 4
Matrix 4 – Pays a $560 commission and cycles into Matrix 5
Matrix 5 – Pays a $700 commission

There are also referral commissions that are available on down-line affiliate position purchases that are paid out down 3 levels of recruitment via a uni-level payment structure:

Level 1 (personally sponsored members) – 10%
Level 2 – 20%
Level 3 – 5%

Cost To Join Donate Pays

The cost to join Donate Pays as an affiliate is free, but free affiliates are only able to earn referral commissions.

In order to fully participate in the Donate Pays compensation plan, affiliates are required to purchase at least one $35 matrix cycler position.

The moment you have been waiting for in this Donate Pays review…

Verdict On Donate Pays

The company gives you ad credits so you can advertise on their website when you become a member, but they still don’t have any real retail products or services being sold here…

This ad credit business companies use isn’t actually legit because companies like Traffic Monsoon and My Advertising Pays are being investigated by the SEC and they used this same business model…

Claims like this doesn’t help either: