By Ugwu Godwin Erochukwu

I have received so much proposals from online friends and acquaintances, who are registered members of EPS (Email Processing).

They have all been saying the same thing in different languages, with the sole purpose of ensuring I sign up and pay them the registration fee of $25 or N5,000 for Nigerians.


Yes! It's their job to do so, because they were deceived into it, and as a rule, they need to get back the money they have invested through convincing another person.

They will always tell you that once you have signed up, the next thing to do is to check your inbox the following morning, process the e-mails by sending the mail out to the interested prospects, who have asked for this information and get paid ₦5000.00 per e-mail you send out immediately.

  They will further tell you that, it will take you only few minutes to process each e-mail.

Funny enough, the real deal is hidden from newbies. It's like money ritualists; they don't unveil the necessary sacrifices and the consequences you stand to face until you are halfway up in wealth.

In EPS, you have to pay your registration fee, you will also be advised to pay another nonrefundable fee for a personal website (designing and hosting)/; for you will be needing it as a landing page to convince other gullible people to sign up, so as to receive the registration fee from them.


Please, there's nothing like processing emails in Email Processing, it's not even anywhere close to email marketing, except that you keep forwarding messages on WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms in order to convince a potential client to register and pay the processing fee into your account.

It's like a chain, more or less a Ponzi scheme. It's a networking business. Just like any other that you have heard of in the past but this is solely online based.

You pay a registration fee, then get paid by others whom you succeed convincing to register.

Their registration fees are yours, that's to say that the more people you lure into registering and making payments into your account, the more your earnings.


They will always talk about you sharing pre-designed ads, which are nothing but content marketing of their scheme that centres on encouraging people via deceipt to join them.

And the major tricks they use are to continually show you screenshots of fake alerts which they manipulated using a word processing package or a graphic software, and a lot of attractive and mind blowing highlights that can call you to action if you're greed.

Be watchful of their white elephant promises.

#Warning: Please ask questions carefully before you joining any online platform to make money.


There's no free money online.
You must have a service to render or a product to sell to make any money online.
Even the famous "Yahoo Guys" you hear of, need to fake their identity, pretend to offer a product or a service they are granded in before a prey will fall for them.


Acquire a skill first, then look at how the skill or your talent will solve an existing problem in the your society via the Internet, then come online to initiate it and money comes to you naturally.


There is No free lunch in Free Town!

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See some of the fake alerts below.