I was trusting enough to send the first gift, but when he refused to ad the promised tracking to my lead capture page, I stopped promoting.

Not allowing participants to track leads means he’s diverting them to his own page. I thought I had a different inviter when I first read about his program, but when it came time to gift, it was just his name.

Anyway, we all get taken now and then. Unlike some others, I wish Steven Costabile well. He is OK with what he is doing, and for a time, I was a vibrational match to his energy. Not anymore, but no one forced me into his program, and thankfully I only spent about $50 promoting my links before I realized he would never install tracking  on my page.

I did put time into this blog, too, but we can’t change the past. I have found another program with checks and balances in place so that cheating isn’t possible, but I have not joined it. If I choose to I’ll post about it here.

So my advice is to steer clear of CashGiftGenerator and the dishonest Steven Costabile. I liked the idea of no fees, but ironically I lost $500 trying to save $20 or $30, a month, lol!

So as you look for a cash gifting program, don’t be afraid of reasonable monthly fees. It means there are checks and balances in place, and you won’t end up getting taken for a ride as I did with Costabile’s program. And start out small, just in case. Good luck!