The Bobbie Robinson Work At Home Institute program appears to be a new version of the notorious Work At Home University program. It also references another notoriously bad program in the terms of the program. I've written about all of this at my recent Work At Home Institute research post. It looks like this WAHInstitute program is being promoted by the usual roundup of scammy sites advertising on Yahoo. It's pretty much a given that if you find something being promoted by one of 0 Thanks, 1 Likes, 0 LMAO, 0 Dislikes, 0 Ignorant, 0 Moron 1 Member(s) liked this post ...
If you're wondering whether or not the Mary Johnson work from home program Web Fortune Vault is a scam or a legitimate way to make money online, you will soon know for sure. In fact, the site WebFortuneVault.com which is using Angela Bussio as its spokesperson is simply the latest in a long series of sites that I've warned about here at RealScam and at WorkAtHomeTruth. Not only that, but you'll find out what Ohio Attorney General Mike Dewine thinks about the program mentioned in the 0 Thanks, 0 Likes, 0 LMAO, 0 Dislikes, 0 Ignorant, 0 Moron ...
There's a new version of a recent site out called Profit From Home allegedly created by a person named Megan Jackson (doubtful). I've done a write up at WorkAtHomeTruth at Megan Jackson Profit From Home Scam Or Legit. This site seems to be by the same creator of another site already discussed here on RealScam - 123 Income Academy. 123-Income-Academy.com and the site that the Profit From Home sales page is on are within a small list of sites on the same IP - which generally 0 Thanks, 0 Likes, 0 LMAO, 0 Dislikes, 0 Ignorant, 0 Moron ...
Web Fortune Master is yet ANOTHER site using Angela Bussio as its spokesperson. And it's using stock photos for testimonials and all kinds of other nonsense like that. This time I did a post making a chronological list of warnings about the various sites that she's endorsed in the past along with summaries of the red flags. You can view the FULL Web Fortune Master warning here If you are new to this series of sites, you'll especially want to pay attention to the warning 0 Thanks, 0 Likes, 0 LMAO, 0 Dislikes, 0 Ignorant, 0 Moron ...
Instant Income From Home is another boiler-room lead generation site using testimonials from an old FTC complaint. I guess they figure if you're gonna make up your testimonials, you might as well make them easy to find. hmmm? It's the usual "Chilling Day That Changed My Life" sales letter that tells you everything about what the program isn't and not much at all about what it IS - basically these letters are one of the most recent incarnations of the old envelope stuffing 0 Thanks, 0 Likes, 0 LMAO, 0 Dislikes, 0 Ignorant, 0 Moron ...
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