This project "stayed afloat" for about three months, and a year after the scam, it was updated and continued its activities. The site has now disappeared from the search results.
At first they paid regularly. But as soon as a new admin reigned on the site, the site “fell off”. Judging by the reviews of adbrook.com, most likely by members of the affiliate program, the site invited everyone to earn passively.
According to partners, as the number of targeted visitors grew, so did the number of ad spaces. Therefore, the activity of site users was reduced not only to investing, but also to conducting advertising campaigns aimed at selling their own or other people's services.
How much could you earn on adbrook.com? Feedback from affiliate program participants
According to feedback from partners, project participants who are looking for wayssell their goods (services) or promote a personal blog, had the opportunity to advertise their business, receiving a reward for this. Sounds tempting, but too much like another “divorce”…
Based on the reports of partners, it can be concluded that advertisers received a daily bonus - from three to five percent of the amount invested in their own advertising campaign. However, the profit was accrued on the condition that the user purchased a sufficient number of advertising packages, and other investors transferred the required amount to the site https://adbrook.com. The partners' feedback, frankly, does not inspire confidence… Apparently, the interest in attracting new investors made some participants of the "affiliate program" forget that promises should be realistic and consist of specific numbers.
By the way, the affiliate program of the project was three-level and brought partners 7, 2 and 1 percent of the amounts poured into the site by referral investors.
I wonder what the investors themselves said about the project?
Business with adbrook: feedback from contributors
Advanced users called this project dubious almost from the very beginning (reviews are dated September 2015). The reason for the doubts was too long a period of time separating the investor from the moment of full payback of the deposit.
At the beginning of its activity (the project started on May 17, 2015), judging by the reviews, adbrook.com did not deceive the expectations of depositors: they received remuneration in full.
The scam was first talked about inNovember 2015, and the initiative came from the participants of the "affiliate program". In particular, they reported that with the advent of a new administrator, 80 percent payments on deposits were reduced to 30 percent. 70 percent of all investments were transferred to the admin.
Deposits, as far as you can tell from the reviews, adbrook.com never returned. However, this did not prevent the project from "reviving" two years ago and continuing the "business".
How did investors make money on someone else's advertising?
According to the information provided by the participants of the affiliate program, a user who does not have his own product or content could purchase an advertising package and earn on someone else's advertising (promote other people's blogs or services).
Unreliable (not authorized through a social network) sources claim that in the days of a decent admin, the site honestly shared the money earned from the sale of advertising space with all investors registered on the investment platform.
It is also known that the project had one feature: as soon as the investor's income reached 150 percent of the deposit amount, he was offered to fork out for a new advertising package (the old package was canceled).
How was profit accrued?
According to the information made public by the participants of the "affiliate program", the withdrawal of income became possible immediately after two dollars accumulated on the investor's account. Payouts could be ordered daily.
The calculation was made in this way: 20 percent of the amount to be withdrawn remained in the system, and80 were transferred to the investor's personal wallet.
