Point To Click Profit – Make 500 Dollars A Day-Scam Or Not

Is Point To Click Profit for real? Can you make 500 dollars a day? If I can make $500 a day this easy I am all over it. But it just sounds too good to be true. Let’s take a look at it all and see if it is a scam or real.

I did not purchase Point To Click Profit. I usually try to buy what I research so I can at least let you know what is on the inside. But the more I listened to the video the more I felt sick to my stomach. I will explain what I found and why it turned my stomach. 

So in this article, I will talk about a few points, and when we have covered these, I am sure you will be pleased you found this post. I hope to save you a lot of headaches and hard earned money.

We will cover these points;

1. What I learned in the videos that turned my stomach
2. What Point to Click Profits is trying to sell you?
3. Testimonies of possible paid actors for Point To Click Profit
4. The many red flags I found and my recommendations.
5. My #1 recommendation

Point To Click Profit

Program name: Point To Click Profit

Founder: Charles McCalister

Website:  I found this scam when I received an email from Amber Winters. The email was and the video was unclear about what program she was promoting.

Price: as high as $47 up to $1000 in upsells. 

Recommended: NO, NO and NO

What I Learned In The Videos That Turned My Stomach.

Point to click profit uses a black box to convince you to buy into their program. They say you can wake up every morning and push the button on a black box to get 500 dollars. 

There is a lot of manipulation. They say, “do you have what it takes to push the black button?” “If you do, put in your email.” A statement like this is a manipulative way to dare you to join Point To Click Profit.

In this video that I watched Charles is a smooth talker. He stated that you could make 500 dollars a day. Let’s add this up, so you will make $183,500 a year. WHAT??? 

He goes on to say it is so easy because you do nothing, and they do everything. But he goes onto contradict himself and says all you have to do is work 2 hours a day. So what is it nothing or 2 hours a day? Do you know someone who makes this kind of money doing nothing or working 2 hours a day?

I urge you to be careful if you watch this video because this guy is good at advertising.

He uses the Amazon name and Jeff Bezos to promote Point To Click Profit. He tells us how much Jeff makes and how much Amazon is worth financially. 

Then he says that he has a back door into Amazon, and it is legal. It doesn’t sound legal to me. How do you sneak in a back door like a “stealth” and say it is legal? He claims that he has developed a system that siphons money off of Amazon.

Here are some comments he made in the video;

1. Amazon is a monster.
2. There is no stopping Amazon, so we harnessed the power of Amazon and made it work for our customers and us.
3. Amazon is taking over the world, and we are taking over Amazon.
4. He uses the back door to Amazon and goes in like a stealth system.

I looked at the video on Google, and each time I entered the site the date changed to the day I landed on the ad page. It gives the appearance that you are getting in on the ground floor of a company that launched.

Throughout the entire video, he is talking smooth and putting down other scams just like his. He is trying to make you believe he is different. But in reality, he is only manipulating you to get your money. 

If you were not aware of this method, I could see how you can easily fall for the trap Charles is setting. 

I don’t like manipulation. I like to think through a situation and make an informed decision. The way Charles uses Amazon and the black box to convince us is wayy over the top. 

Point To Click Profit – Make 500 Dollars A Day – Scam Or Not

What Point To Click Profit Is Trying To Sell You.

With these banners that I screenshot from Charles video do you see a trend of manipulation? Also how he contradicts himself. 

Let’s put these banners together in a sentence to see what Charles is trying to sell you. 

The system does everything, and it is super easy. I found a way to harness Amazon power by sneaking in completely unnoticed. On day one you will make 500 dollars and over $3000 in 4 days and over $5000 this week. All you have to do is click, copy, paste and click that button. You don’t have to do any work, and people are becoming millionaires with this system. 

It sounds a bit ridiculous. Charles is trying to sell you a system that siphons off of Amazon, is promoted with the name of Amazon and is inconsistent. 

You still don’t know what you will be doing. It just says copy, paste, and clicks. What will you copy, paste and click? 

And how does Charles classify “actual work?” Will you have to work but not do “actual work?”

Nothing is clear as to what you will do and what Charles is offering you. 

For one moment I was a little excited because I thought I had found the answer to what you will be doing to earn this money. 

One of the testimonies stated, “I don’t have to ship and do customer service” and he incicated this is a drop shipping company. 

But then another person said that you don’t have to do drop shipping and all you do is click a button. 

A few minutes later another person said, “The system handles all of the drop shipping and customer service. Maybe it is a ploy to confuse you. 

This review has become confusing because, none of it is clearly stated, and all of it is contradictory. 

The initial cost of the system is $47. It is made evident that if you want to succeed you need to upgrade. The upgrades go as high as $1000.00.

I searched everywhere to find out what I would have to do if I joined. All it ever said was “nothing”. I don’t have to do anything.

Testimonies Of Possible Paid Actors

I do not have proof that the two fellas who gave testimonies are people who get paid to act. But with all of the other scams I have reviewed, I did see paid actors. Charles is brilliant. 

When I searched on Fiverr, I found people who sell their services to make a video for you with their actors. They do not have photos of the actors but only a picture of the person making the video. 

I believe Charles may have used one of these paid services. 

I did read a review on the internet from a girl who said that she signed up and never received any money. She requested her money back but could not reach anyone. After she paid her money, there was no support, and everyone disappeared. 

There are many red flags. These red flags tell me it would be in your best interests to stay far away from Charles McCalister and his Point To Click Profit plan.

Red Flags

1. Pressure sales: this video has limited access and will be gone tomorrow (NOT right I checked) Comments like “do you have what it takes to push the button?” Also, the day and time changed on the video each time I looked at it. And a claim that the offer was not going to last long. 
2. Extremely manipulative and very smooth: He puts down other scams just like this one and tries to make you believe he is different, and he is here to help you. 
3. Contradicts himself: The story of what you will have to do to earn this money keeps changing. The amount of money keeps going up — kind of like the fish story between 2 fishers. 
4. No clear understanding: Charles never makes it clear what you will do for the money and what this program is. 
5. Numerous claims: Charles repeatedly tells of how you can earn a ridiculously high dollar income.
6.  No actual work: I like this word “actual” work. So what kind of work will you do and what is “actual” work?
7. High dollar upsells: $47 is required to get you in the door, and extremely high priced upsells are needed to make the high dollar income, according to Charles. 

My recommendation Regarding Point To Click Profit

I do believe this product is a scam. It offers high income, a way to make it and never delivers on the statements. You will lose money if you sign up for Point to click profit.

But the most concerning part of this video and this program is how convincing Charles is. This scam worries more me more than most of the others because he is so smooth and easily manipulates the listener with his words. 

The choice is ultimately yours, but all of the red flags are present, and my warnings are strongly against joining this Point To Click Profit.