About mwbrown3

There are people that are compassionate to another needs and shortcomigs in life. It's one thing to assist and teach people to help themselves, then it's another thing to be co-dependent to person and their dysfunctional lifestyle. I have a post on Aidpage seeking extensive dentistry work.  I am not looking for a "freebie", but I am looking for discounted fees. If there is a dentist who wants to donate their services I will not say "No".

I don't see how anyone can just hand over money just for the asking and not want anything in return. I am getting divorced and have bills up to my neck. I can't find a mortgage lender to refi my mortgage due to late payments. So I am at a loss. Everyone that I have asked so far for help has turned me down. So I just don't get someone handing money over just like that.

Here is what their current "Refer a Friend" page says:

MoneyExchange plays well with others.
You shouldn’t keep a service as great as MoneyExchange all to yourself. Besides, the more friends, family, and contacts with MoneyExchange accounts, the easier it is to send and receive money. We’ll even help you invite them and you might qualify for a $10 referral bonus* for each friend that opens an account!. After all, any friend of yours is a friend of ours, and we want to help them sign up for Money Exchange.

Introduce your friends to MoneyExchange.
Once you’ve created your own MoneyExchange account, we’ll help you refer  your friends, family, and acquaintances. It’s easy. All you need is their email address. It’s FREE to send and receive money between MoneyExchange accountholders, so round up your address book and start with the “A”s. Or, just send them money or request money from them, and if they don’t already have and account, they can open one, and you might qualify for a $10 referral bonus!.*

The company itself is legit... just take a look at the Board of Directors.

Yes, I knew that, I have had an account for a few months now for other reasons. My suspisions rose when he stresses to use his link. Many scammers use their own links to dupe ppl out of money after they get your info. They may look like the real deal, but the link takes you elsewhere and you don't know it. I check several of his postings, he keeps saying to make sure to use his link....if he is legit, you should be able to go to the website on your own, not his. This is what makes me wonder. Also, where is this guy from? Doesn't say on his profile....

I know the $25 incentive program had already passed. I just worry for unsuspecting ppl who are a bit too desperate, and a bit too trusting.

If the guy is the real deal, then great....I just have my doubts.

MWBrown3 get's $10 for every person he get's to sign up(up to$500) at Revolution Money Exchange. There was an incentive program thru RME for people who opened new accounts, whereby they deposited $25 into your account, but that has been discontinued.

Revolution Money Exchange is not registered with the Better Business Bureau. The BBB has requested information on their company. They have not responded to that request.

MWBrown3 wrote me last night and said this was a good way to raise money for someone who needed it. He also said that the first person to sign up would get the money.

Who knows if he is legit. I am very skeptical. I've been burned before. It sounds like a scam to me.

Just wanted to pass the info along.  God Bless 

F4mily in n33d:are you sure this mwbrown guy legit? I pray he is.

I made an account and used your name. Please donate anything that you can. Thank you and God Bless.