Too Damn Easy Review – Scam or Legit?

This is going to be a long read, but here goes..

(Nov.2025) I was in his program for 13 years. Yes, you read that right. 13 damn years! And I feel like I got screwed over. I could write a book on what I went through just to be able to join the program in the first place. And the amount of work I put in just to be able to stay in it.

I joined up at the red level (around 2012). Started marketing the program like crazy. Come to find out, I had to rejoin because he got rid of the Red Level and didn’t tell anybody. So guess what I had to do? I had to come up with $6000 and rejoin if I wanted to be in the program. By some miracle, I was able to borrow $6000. Yes, I went into a lot of debt to be in this program. But that doesn’t matter to him.

In one of his Q-Box recordings, he says “it works for those who work it“. Well,There’s no damn body that can talk to me about working this program. Because I worked the absolute hell out of this program. I sacrificed everything just to keep this thing going because I believed in it and I had dreams that I wanted to pursue. Then one day, Q hits me with this “you need to upgrade to black“ thing. Yep, I was already in debt and had to find a way to get $12,000 to upgrade to black. Didn’t have it. And once I expressed that to him, he threaten to put me out the program. So basically, I had to pay certain amounts over time to get to black. So now I’m at the top right? I should be making a ton of money, right? NOPE.. guess what happened next?

He claims that my leads are unqualified. Meaning, the Leads I was mailing out to were unqualified to join his program. Well, where the hell do I find qualified leads?? At this point, I used just about every damn list I could find and could scrape up the money to get. Couldn’t get an answer to that question.

Let me just say also that over the span of 13 years, I received cash only twice. And I don’t think either one of those came from postcards. The first one came from craigslist and I believe the second one did too. The last time I received any cash was 2015.

Now back to my other point. I can actually write a whole blog myself over everything I went through with this guy. Then one day, He tells me that a member was abandoning the program and he is moving overseas. He tells me that his leads are “better than mine“ and because of my “unqualified leads”, I need to take over this member’s position in order to stay in the program. Well guess how much that was gonna cost me? $7000. Yep. Seven grand. So guess what I did? I went out and went into debt AGAIN to send off $7000. And a crazy part was that this happened right after I paid off the $6000 I borrowed to join up at Green. 🤦🏾‍♂️

In exchange, he promised to put me in his “high-end Lead campaign“. Now, this is a Lead campaign where he has access to Leads that are looking for what we have and they have cash in hand. He’ll never tell you where he gets these leads from. But apparently he has access to them. I was put in about four or five of these “campaigns”. And never saw a single dime. You would think something like this will be almost a guarantee that you’ll make money. At this point, I’m thinking there’s no reason I shouldn’t be receiving any money. I’m at the top, there’s no more money for me to send out and I’m put into these magical campaigns where I should raking in cash. NOPE.

Everything I’m explaining to you is over the span of 13 years. I can’t tell you how many times I borrowed money just to pay the membership fees. Speaking of that, that big 25 page download he has? He says the fees every six months is $500 at the black level. Guess how much I had to pay? $1000. Why? Your guess is as good as mine. Let me also add this: Q has waived my membership fee a few times over the years. So I’ll give him SOME credit for that.

In the end, after 13 years, he says that it wasn’t really working out because nothing was happening under my ID number and whenever I asked him about those magical Lead campaigns, he doesn’t give me a straight answer. Let me rephrase that. He doesn’t give me ANY answers. And I guess because that would require some honesty and some accountability for what you promised. He tells me that he’s gonna try to make something happen for me so I can “cross the finish line” and exit the program. But I had to pay my membership fee again. When I expressed my frustration finally about what I went through with this program, he threatened again to put me out. He then had the mitigated gall to tell me that I didn’t believe in this. That’s when I almost cussed his ass out. I didn’t stress myself out over this for13 years for my damn health. I pretty much had to beg this dude to let me send $1000 so I can stay. So I sent it. And as you can imagine, nothing happened. He didn’t help me “cross the finish line“. Nothing happened. So when it was time for me to pay my membership again this year in 2025, I just didn’t do it. There was no point. And if I confronted Q about it, he wasn’t gonna give me a straight answer.. he was only gonna be a smart ass. Haven’t heard a peep out of this dude since.

Did I receive cash? Yes. Only twice. But that’s nothing in comparison to all the debt I went into and all the money I paid just to be in this program. Mailing postcards is expensive. You have to have five pieces in order mail one postcard. The postcard, the postage, the envelope, the Lead label, and a return address label.

I sacrificed and worked this program to my absolute limits. While everyone was out taking trips during the summer, I was stuck in the house, trying to figure out how I can mail more stuff out while looking at this dude brag about his stacks of cash and his cat walking all over his Lamborghini.

I did what I did, and I take responsibility for it. But I didn’t join this program to make other people rich like I felt I did. I can go to a job for that. I joined this program and worked honestly and very hard, hoping that I can get ahead for once in life and see some dreams come true. Now I’m left with 13 years I’ll never get back. I’m now 50 years old. And no straight answers from this dude who never shows his face and lives on an island somewhere in the Caribbean.

There’s probably more I could say about what I went through with this program. And I do apologize for the lengthy post. That’s all I can think of right now in regards to this. Thanks for coming to my TED talk. #TooDamnEasy #2025 #QTheCashGiftingExpert #2026 ##ToodamneasyReview #Review

– it’s late in 2025 as I’m writing this. I have a business I’ve been working for the past three years that’s going pretty well. I’m not gonna reveal what it is because it’s not your normal home based business and I’m not someone here to push anything on anyone. I’m an actual person who actually did this program and I wanna speak about my experience. I’ve held it back too long and it’s time. I put in a fraction of the effort I did with Q and I’m making money with this. That should say a lot. Am I making $6000 or more a pop? No. But did I go into debt over this significantly and was lied to? NO. That’s the crazy part. To anyone that that’s reading this and thinking about joining Q’s program, I’m not gonna tell you to not do it. You’re gonna do what you wanna do anyway. But I want you to read and hear from someone who spent a very significant time in this program and what it cost me not just financially, but in other ways as well.

I’m sure there are people looking at joining his program and are doing their best to pull cash together to join. I’ve heard of people selling their furniture, going into debt (like me), and I think a couple collected aluminum cans for a year to join (according to his newsletter).
I used to work in a warehouse job that I pretty much hated. Every chance I got, I would go out to my truck on my break and listen to his Q-Box. I would literally print out his newsletters and put them into a binder and brought it to work and kept it in my locker so I can read it over and over again.
It got to the point where I could almost repeat his recordings verbatim by memory. I was obsessed. And that’s another thing he talks about in his recordings. But my obsession didn’t pay off.
I even went to my 80 something year old grandfather and asked him if he could cosign on a loan for me to get the money to join at Black when I was trying to get in at the beginning. I almost fell for one of those Nigerian loan scams, but thank goodness that never happened. Everything I’m saying here is not an exaggeration. I have no need for that. I’m not here for attention. I went to the absolute ends of the Earth to try to get this money to join. And when I finally joined, It was nothing like what I hoped for. Not even close. I wasn’t looking to get rich quick. Not at all. I simply wanted something that worked. The money? I can get the money back. But the time? 13 years? That’s gone. And that’s what it hurts more than anything.