Learn How To Academy at LearnHowTo-Academy.com

The Dianne Fisher Learn How To Academy is a typical link-posting scam site most likely used to generate leads for overpriced or worthless coaching programs. Of course, the name Dianne Fisher is fake and her image is a stock photo.

Not that you shouldn't be excited about making $87/hour within 5 minutes...

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...but really, you shouldn't...

Here's a shot of Dianne at the top of the main sales page for Learn How To Academy:

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To try to lend credibility to this whole sham, there's a text box to the right that attempts to make people believe that CBS News endorses the system.

Here's just a small sample of other pictures of "Dianne" that show up in Google's image search (.i.e., the pic of Dianne Fisher is a stock photo):

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The testimonial images also appear to be stock photos. Here's a testimonial from "Susan J."

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Here's a small sampling of the same image in Google image search (including at a stock photo site):

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To be fair, if you hunt all about the site and scroll around you'll find the following really tiny disclaimer at the very bottom of the main sales page:

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And if you enlarge the disclaimer you'll at least get a good laugh:

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What any of the following could possibly mean is baffling:

Quote:

"**All testimonials are real and photos are stock."

So, the "testimonials" are stock? That's at least honest. Nothing to hide there. :RpS_wink:

Quote:

"Some testimonials have been remunerated for grammar or to protect the identity or privacy, as well as trade secret knowledge."

That one's doubly-baffling. Not only are "testimonials" being remunerated...but they're being remunerated for "grammar"...which seems highly unlikely on this site.

Quote:

"Some of these testimonials may have paid for additional help."

Maybe additional help with grammar?