If anybody has read a story talking about the Kim Swartz Work At Home Edu program, they may want to consider a few facts about Swartz. First of all, you probably found her name on a fake news site with a name like "Daily Consumer Tips" or "Best Home Jobs". The site probably had the logos of CNN, USA Today, Fox News, MSNBC, abc, and CBS News. It may even have claimed to be written by one of the following (fake) investigative reporters: Amanda Weiss 0 Thanks, 0 Likes, 0 LMAO, 0 Dislikes, 0 Ignorant, 0 Moron ...
The Amanda Jones Home Cash University is yet another highly questionable work at home program promoted with questionable tactics. In fact, the sales letter is almost identical to numerous other sales letters for similar programs that have generated an enormous number of complaints. If you want to undestand why you should avoid this Amanda Jones work from home program, I suggest you read the following: The Home Business Red Flags Priority Check List here. 0 Thanks, 0 Likes, 0 LMAO, 0 Dislikes, 0 Ignorant, 0 Moron ...
I'm surprised to see the Sanda Miller Online Cash Commissions scam is still being agressively promoted. If you want to know the truth about this so-called "work at home" program, take a look at the following: http://www.workathometruth.com/onlin...iew-red-flags/ You'll also learn how to steer clear of hundreds of scams, the truth about "search engine agents", and why extremely questionable programs such as Online Cash Commissions 0 Thanks, 0 Likes, 0 LMAO, 0 Dislikes, 0 Ignorant, 0 Moron ...
I'm taking a look at the Brett Phillips Earn At Home Academy site and see several red flags. The first one is the fact that it's using the same Tanya Rivero video that so many dubious work at home sites have used. The site also claims that you can be running and ready to make bank by following "3 Super-Easy steps" and pushing one button. That doesn't sound very likely. I'm also skeptical about the "Fast-Track Call". If you want to know why, take 0 Thanks, 0 Likes, 0 LMAO, 0 Dislikes, 0 Ignorant, 0 Moron ...
Some things never change. Sarah Johnson Work At Home scams have been going on for years. For some reason, that name has been heavily used to promote all sorts of work from home bizop scams. It's also been used as the author of fake review sites. I wrote a post about many of these scams, including a couple that were shut down by the Federal Trade Commission. You can read about the Sarah Johnson scams here: http://www.workathometruth.com/sarah...at-home-scams/ 0 Thanks, 0 Likes, 0 LMAO, 0 Dislikes, 0 Ignorant, 0 Moron ...
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