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The Overnight Cash System, (TOCS) is the “new kid” on the block when it comes to internet based type gifting activities. In January of 2008 is when they went fully automated on the Net. It uses 1Up style structure of cash gifting which is quickly becoming a dinosaur. Tier level range is good from $250 up to $10,000.

After you decide to join, you will be given your own unique website URL which you can promote as your own. The replicated websites are “flashy” and have a host of audio and video recordings along with several testimonials. The TOCS system provides a “toll free” call back number for potential gifters to have a team leader answer their questions.

There is additional “out of pocket” costs involved with the The Overnight Cash system. Depending on the level you come in at, the added charges range from $200 to $1000. $29.95 each and every month has to be paid for the replicated website given to the new gifter, which also gets them access to the back office materials and tracking system. These are all separate charges and must be paid to stay active in the system.

The starting tier of $250 is certainly an advantage if looking for that type of gifter. Having a system that allows questions to be answered by a team leader is certainly attractive for people with few telephone or communication skills.

The Superior feature in this program is the TOCS team leaders returning calls to prospects and answering questions, making it more of a true, hands off type gifting activity.

Disadvantage: Highly automated, the The Overnight Cash System, (TOCS) website has a used car salesman or slick feel to it. Many people are turned off by this, therefore the conversion is one of the lowest in the gifting world. The more successful activities have more one on one training and mentoring thus converting at a much higher rate than TOCS.

The higher administration fees just simply turn people off even with the added team leader call back feature that is included. Any additional fees at this point simply cut into someone’s advertising budget, making it more difficult for success.

The main problem is the way the website comes across to most people. It instantly projects a certain slickness, which can certainly be a negative especially when first impressions are so important. The higher admin costs are a waste because most people want to speak to their inviter, therefore the team leader call backs are simply not effective and result in very low conversion rates.

The No Bull Cash Gifting final word: There are heavy restrictions on the marketing materials and you cannot control messages in your auto responder going out to potential gifters. That within itself makes for a cold feeling system that along with everything else just doesn’t convert well at all.

Success in any cash gifting activity is possible. Needed is the right frame of mind, the right system and inviter. Oh yes, and it certainly never hurts to have a little money set aside for advertising. Unless a person has an unlimited amount of time on their hands, it does take some cash to get targeted traffic to your website.