This is not a con. You have a chance to purchase a lifetime membership to a directory of advertising companies who want to pay regular drivers £200 to £800 a month to “brand” your car with one of their adverts. This isn’t a “make money while you sleep” pipe dream. It’s just a new form of advertising that’s being offered nationwide in America and now the UK and Canada.

Don’t kid yourself, the advertising companies will be making more than the money they’re paying you – that’s why they’re in business. But this is a good way for you to supplement your income without significant changes to your lifestyle (other than non-permanently “tattooing” you car for the next 1-3 years).

Advertising on someone’s car is a progression of the “billboard” advertising industry. First of all they advertised on big, static boards through cities but found that many people were just blocking out their advert. So then they made those rotational billboards that show 3 different adverts and the movement catches your eye. Then to improve on that they started “mobile billboards”, which are trailers of smaller billboards being towed by a truck through major cities and around sporting events.

This is just a progression of those mobile billboards, and it’s more effective and cheaper for the advertisers too!

See the Wikipedia article on billboard adverts for more info about the industry’s history:-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billboard_(advertising)#Mobile_billboards

For £9.99 or $14.99 (U.S. or Canadian) you can have lifetime access to the list of these hard to find companies in the USA, UK and Canada. These companies usually recruit in “real world” events (setting up stalls at job centres and job fairs) where they can show off the actual cars with the adverts on them. They do also have an online recruitment program for drivers and advertisers, but as you can’t see the car they found people were more sceptical so they don’t really promote the “get paid to drive” schemes online.

And it means YOU can get paid £200 to £800 a month just to drive your regular car and doing what you usually do – shop, go to a concert, visit friends and family, pick the kids up at school.