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Work Home Institute Scam

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This has been going on a long time now. I put out a warning about the Work At Home Institute scam - a.k.a. Work At Home Institute back on August 3, 2013.

You can read that warning here:
http://www.workathometruth.com/work-...tute-research/

You'll also be able to see several work home institute complaints there so that you can save yourself the headaches and grief that others have already been through with this program.
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Updated 04-16-2014 at 05:17 PM by JustTooMuchTime

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  1. ahart4all's Avatar
    I'm an idiot! I am 61 year old female who was laid off from the best job I ever had and am drowning in the work search insanity with no success, concerned about my financial security, and was searching for a Work at Home Solution to my financial woes. Idiot that I am I was led to the Work at Home Institute website where I was immediately sucked into believing it was a legitimate site, legitimate money making opportunity. An hour later I am out $316 and find that none of the links in the emails work, no access to the so called website! Lord, why do people do these things to us innocents who are struggling to survive in this world? I called the bank, shut down my debit card, and now have to go the bank tomorrow to get a new debit card and file dispute claim against this SCAM website! People BEWARE! If anyone out there knows of a legitimate, real, honest work at home job that I can get PLEASE let me know! I am getting scared now!
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  2. ribshaw's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by ahart4all
    I'm an idiot! I am 61 year old female who was laid off from the best job I ever had and am drowning in the work search insanity with no success, concerned about my financial security, and was searching for a Work at Home Solution to my financial woes. Idiot that I am I was led to the Work at Home Institute website where I was immediately sucked into believing it was a legitimate site, legitimate money making opportunity. An hour later I am out $316 and find that none of the links in the emails work, no access to the so called website! Lord, why do people do these things to us innocents who are struggling to survive in this world? I called the bank, shut down my debit card, and now have to go the bank tomorrow to get a new debit card and file dispute claim against this SCAM website! People BEWARE! If anyone out there knows of a legitimate, real, honest work at home job that I can get PLEASE let me know! I am getting scared now!
    Here is a good link from Clark Howard a consumer advocate on Work From Home. Work From Home guide | www.clarkhoward.com

    A good rule of thumb is you are not going to make any more working from home than you could earn in any other position you might be hired for. ALSO if anyone mails you a check and tells you to send part of it back, don't. This is a very prolific work from home scam.

    Another consideration would be to run a classified ad offering to run errands or look after people's loved ones on a non medical basis. There are a lot of working people who may be caring for a parent that want to get away for a few hours and/or need some stuff from the store since they can't get out. Or, have a parent in a care home, and would like someone to check in and visit with their parents to make sure things are as they should be. Personally, I would stay away from transporting people unless you update your auto coverage. But that is a call you could make.

    A friend's wife has a nice niche cut out for herself and charges $15 per hour with a four hour minimum. This undercuts the agencies by about $5 and people know exactly who they are getting.
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  3. ScamBusterKid's Avatar
    If you were at the same website I found,(I will post the link,it is a scam) it says that the person who was hosting it,or something like that,was Melissa Mayer. First off,that is a fake name. Second,they got that name from MARISSA mayers,the CEO of Yahoo. Also,at the end it shows a signature that says Melissa Meyers,not Mayers. If you search up The name "Melissa Meyers", you will find that she is an artist,and they've ripped off her signature. This is Obviously a Scam,there is no way to earn more money than a doctor in 2 years,JUST by posting links. How does the company make money,hmm?
    https://cahuniversity.com/careers/program-available/
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    Updated 07-02-2014 at 12:27 PM by ScamBusterKid (Forgot to post link.)
  4. ScamBusterKid's Avatar
    I did a reverse image search on the pics. (the ones located on the side of the page.)
    the first one I did,the first result said it came from shutterstock.
    The nest one (an old woman) said it came from Testosterone Women o-o and iStock.
    The one with the family was metacafe and iStock.
    I'm not telling the rest because there are so many.
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