Glynn Kosky launches compared: five $17 “glitches”, one upsell ladder, 11–21% refunds
Between September 2025 and January 2026 Glynn Kosky released five $17 make-money products on JVZoo. Each was sold as a different “loophole”, yet each had the same six upsells, and every one had a refund rate above the marketplace median. This page puts them side by side, so you don't need a separate review of each.
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Our verdict (editorial opinion)
Not recommended: the same template under five names, with high refund rates and claims nobody has verified. Funnel refund rates ran from 11.03% to 20.68% (OTO Ledger, JVZoo data captured 21 Oct 2026), against a 6.71% median. All four JV pages that list upgrades show the identical six upsells at $67–$197. The two sales pages we could read on 31 Oct 2026 share whole paragraphs, including the same typo, and promise payments of $50–$100 or $67 each time you use a product, with no evidence.
Last verified: 31 October 2026 · Research-based review (we did not buy the product) · Marketplace figures are third-party or JVZoo data, dated where cited
We did not buy it. This review is based on the public sales page, vendor documents, marketplace data and third-party or community reports, checked on 31 October 2026. We claim no hands-on use.
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The short version
- Five products, one template: a $17 front end shown “just $14” with a discount, a 180-day money-back guarantee with “free coaching”, an anchor price of $197 or $297 “monthly”, and six identical upsells.
- Refunds: every funnel is above 10%, which OTO Ledger calls “high for this marketplace”.
- Existing reviews: MOBILE MONEY SYSTEM and $500 EMAIL PAYDAY. This page covers the other three, which we chose not to review individually.
Refund rates per product
| Product (JVZoo listing date) | Front-end refund rate | Funnel refund rate | Funnel sales band | Average spend per sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MOBILE MONEY SYSTEM (25 Sep 2025) | 13.79% | 17.13% | 500+ | $28.29 |
| $500 EMAIL PAYDAY (14 Oct 2025) | 16.54% | 20.68% | 250+ | $32.12 |
| CB MONEY GLITCH X (30 Oct 2025) | 11.44% | 13.8% | 500+ | $29.52 |
| FAST MONEY BOT (19 Nov 2025) | 9.57% | 12.68% | 250+ | $34.63 |
| GOOGLZ CASH LOOPHOLE (14 Jan 2026) | 7.89% | 11.03% | 250+ | $29.75 |
Average spend is roughly double the $17 entry price in every funnel, which means a large share of buyers took at least one upsell.
What is identical across them
| Element | Where we saw it |
|---|---|
| Upsells: UNLIMITED $67, 100% DONE FOR YOU $97, UNLIMITED TRAFFIC $97, AUTOMATION $67, ATM EDITION $67, License Rights $197 | JV pages of CB Money Glitch X, Fast Money Bot, Googlz Cash Loophole and Mobile Money System, as recorded by OTO Ledger; our $500 Email Payday review found the same ladder |
| Front end + every upsell = $659 at announced prices | OTO Ledger (MOBILE MONEY SYSTEM: $608 from a lower front end) |
| “$17 Just $14” discount banner | CB Money Glitch X and Googlz Cash Loophole sales pages (31 Oct 2026); Mobile Money System (our earlier review) |
| 180-day money-back guarantee plus “free coaching” if you fail | CB Money Glitch X, Googlz Cash Loophole, Mobile Money System |
| Identical paragraph: “I wish I could stay that you’ve got all day… To ensure that our servers continue running smoothly, we will be limiting the number of people…” | CB Money Glitch X and Googlz Cash Loophole, word for word, typo included |
| “Every single beta tester” made money | Both sales pages |
| $300 top prize affiliate contest, 50% commission | OTO Ledger, all four JV pages |
What differs: the story
- CB Money Glitch X says an “AI Glitch Exploits ClickBank Every 60 Seconds” and that you earn about $50 each time you “copy & paste” a ClickBank link into its system and onto X (formerly Twitter): “10 x Copy & Paste = $500 (Approx Earnings)”. It claims “$28,876.23 in 2025” for the vendor and anchors at “$197 Monthly”.
- Googlz Cash Loophole says a “$2.5 Billion Dollar ‘Google A.I Loophole’” in Gemini pays “$67.00 Over n’ Over… For Simply Using Google.com”. Later the same page calls the loophole worth “$2.5 TRILLION Dollars”. It credits an uncle who “used to work as a tech guy for the British Government”, shows “⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (13,982 Reviews) Verified - 2026” with no source, and says the product is “100% legal” while also saying it “feels illegal”.
- Fast Money Bot: OTO Ledger recorded a live page titled “FAST MONEY BOT - Official Website” on 21 Oct 2026. On 31 Oct 2026 thefastbot.com showed only the ClickFunnels homepage, so we could not read its claims.
- Mobile Money System and $500 Email Payday: see our reviews for their claims (an ex-Google “Hannah”, $69 payments, $500 emails).
What is not evidenced
- That Google, Gemini, ClickBank or X pays anyone for “using” a service or pasting a link. Affiliate commissions are paid on sales, not on pastes.
- Any of the named testimonials (for example “$5,000 within my first few days”) or the beta-tester totals ($42,437.63 and $48,967.82 on the Googlz page).
- What any of the products actually contains. No independent reviewer we found describes the members' area.
- The scarcity: “42 Of 50 Spots Taken” and countdown timers were still showing months after launch.
- That the 180-day guarantee is honoured. The refund rates show many buyers asked; we have no data on how many were paid.
JVZoo marketplace figures: "OTO Ledger" refers to the third-party JVZoo tracker otoledger.com, which captured JVZoo's affiliate listing data on 21 Oct 2026. Its "median" is the median refund rate across the JVZoo funnels it tracks (6.71%). Refund rates are percentages of sales that were refunded as published by JVZoo; they are not a measure of product quality on their own, but a rate far above the median means many buyers asked for their money back.
Are Glynn Kosky's products a scam?
We can't prove intent, and the products may deliver some training. But the claims of guaranteed payments for using Google or pasting links have no evidence behind them, the same copy is reused under different “loophole” names, and refunds run two to three times the median. The FTC's Endorsement Guides say advertisers need evidence that testimonial results are typical. Nothing here shows that. If you already bought one, request your refund through the vendor first and, if needed, escalate through JVZoo (see our JVZoo guide).
What we like
- Long 180-day guarantee on paper
- Low $17 entry price
What to watch out for
- Funnel refund rates of 11.03%–20.68% (OTO Ledger, 21 Oct 2026)
- Same six upsells, up to $659 total
- Copy-pasted sales pages with unverifiable income claims
- Unsourced “13,982 reviews” badge
- One sales domain now shows an unrelated page
Alternatives
- To learn how affiliate marketing actually pays (per sale, not per click or paste), start with a structured course on Udemy or Coursera.
- Among JVZoo products we've checked, the Affiliate Automation Academy had a 3.77% refund rate; read its caveats too.
Full reviews of two of these: MOBILE MONEY SYSTEM, $500 EMAIL PAYDAY.
Glynn Kosky launches FAQ
Is CB Money Glitch X legit?
We found no evidence that it pays $50–$100 per pasted ClickBank link as its sales page claims. JVZoo data via otoledger.com showed a 13.8% funnel refund rate on 21 October 2026, about twice the 6.71% median.
Is Googlz Cash Loophole real?
Its sales page says Google pays $67 every time you use Gemini. We found no evidence of that, and the page calls the same loophole worth $2.5 billion and $2.5 trillion. Funnel refund rate: 11.03% (otoledger.com, 21 Oct 2026).
Is Fast Money Bot a scam?
We couldn't read its sales page on 31 October 2026. It shares the same six upsells as Kosky's other launches, and its funnel refund rate was 12.68% (otoledger.com, 21 Oct 2026).
Why do the products look the same?
Their JV pages list the identical upsell ladder and the sales pages we read share whole paragraphs, which points to one template reused with different stories.
Sources and last verified
Last verified: 31 October 2026. Official pages were read on that date. Third-party figures are attributed and dated where we cite them.
- CB Money Glitch X sales page (vendor) — read 31 Oct 2026
- Googlz Cash Loophole sales page (vendor) — read 31 Oct 2026
- thefastbot.com (vendor site) — read 31 Oct 2026; showed the ClickFunnels homepage
- OTO Ledger: CB MONEY GLITCH X (JVZoo product #426877) — third-party tracker, JVZoo data captured 21 Oct 2026; announced upgrades
- OTO Ledger: CB MONEY GLITCH X – Special Edition (#426879) — third-party tracker, JVZoo data captured 21 Oct 2026
- OTO Ledger: FAST MONEY BOT (#428277) — third-party tracker, JVZoo data captured 21 Oct 2026; announced upgrades
- OTO Ledger: GOOGLZ CASH LOOPHOLE (#430091) — third-party tracker, JVZoo data captured 21 Oct 2026; announced upgrades
- OTO Ledger: GOOGLZ CASH LOOPHOLE – Special Edition — third-party tracker, JVZoo data captured 21 Oct 2026
- OTO Ledger: MOBILE MONEY SYSTEM (#424673) — third-party tracker, JVZoo data captured 21 Oct 2026
- OTO Ledger: $500 EMAIL PAYDAY (#426035) — third-party tracker, JVZoo data captured 21 Oct 2026
- Federal Register: FTC Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising (16 CFR Part 255, effective 26 Jul 2023) — read 31 Oct 2026; typicality of results, affiliate disclosure