Is The Abundant Living System A Scam or Illegal?

Is the abundant living system a scam or illegal? That seems to be the question on the minds of people who are skeptical about the program. The skepticism arises because watching videos or reading articles about "you too can open up envelopes of cash" can be a bit extreme. Others think that the abundant living system, or cash gifting overall, is a scam or illegal because there is no product involved. Let me clear things up here.



Cash gifting is not a business. Therefore, there is no need for a product. It is simply a private organization where a community of people give gifts amongst each other. If cash gifting, or gifting programs like the abundant living system, are illegal, I would be serving time in jail right now. This is because for Christmas and birthdays of family members I give cards with money. I also give to my church. I simply do this with no intent to receive.



Cash gifting is no different. You give without the intention that you will receive money back. Most people get involved with cash gifting, and they expect loads of cash to hit their front door. When it doesn’t, the good old “cash gifting programs are scams and illegal” phrase arises. If this mindset is erased, then “cash gifting programs like the abundant living system are scams and illegal” will be erased as well.



So is the abundant living system, or cash gifting, a scam or illegal? The answer is absolutely not. Many people as well as I are having fun and success with the abundant living system. The abundant living system is not a scam and will continue to change peoples lives.



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