Is Tampogo for real or just another scam?

July 6th, 2010

I am very cautious when it comes to online money-making opportunities. Usually the schemes that tell you they will make you millions only serve to take your money rather than make you anything. While Tampogo does not make this claim, I have received several emails (stemming from an inquiry I made) claiming that Tampogo is the real thing and not some kind of scam. So, as cautious as I am, I decided to bite and see what happens.

Tampogo is another network marketing and multi-level marketing idea that is different than others I’ve seen. There is no membership fee, no inventory to invest in, and no website you have to create. All you have to do to remain active is to buy at least one ‘fast track’ product per month (around $20-$30). These are items most people use anyway, so you are not stuck with a bunch of junk.

To make money, you want to try to sign up 8 other people. The idea is that they will sign up 8 and so on. You collect commissions on up to 8 levels. As they will be required to purchase the fast track items also, you will earn commission off of that. As long as they remain active, you get commissions from them.

Tampogo offers a weekly conference call for training and ideas on how to make money with them. Since it benefits them as well as you, it only make sense that they help you grow your business. Since you can buy products at wholesale prices, you have the opportunity to save money while making money by telling others about it.

In my research, I don’t see anything that will show Tampogo to be a scam. It appears in all aspects to be a legitimate online business opportunity.

Check out Tampogo for yourself!