There are quite a few significant items to note about the Home Income Profit System sales page which you can see in the video below.
The following 2 minute video about the Home Income Profit System shows you potential red-flags. Those red-flags are also summarized unde the video so you can identify them much more easily.
NOTE: Home Income Profit System uses MANY different websites. I’ve put a list of them at the bottom of this post.
Video of Home Income Profit System sales process:
Potential red-flags with the My Internet Cash Tactics sales process:
- Home Income Profit System declares: “As advertised on CNN, People, and Time” – this is completely pointless as anybody at all can place advertisements on those websites.
- Home Income Profit System includes a “NY Financial Times” testimonial – however, this is NOT the famous “Financial Times” although I suspect they want you to believe it is. In fact, as far as I can tell the “NY Financial Times” was just a completely made up news paper.
- The first page of Home Income Profit System claims that Home Income Profit System must have your phone number for purposes of “Shipping” – however, when you look in the terms of service, they state: “Since there are no physical products with the Home Income Profit system no returns of any sort of accepted.”
- The Home Income Profit System website is utilizing a non-clickable Versign, GeoTrust and TRUSTe seals – however, these types of seals HAVE TO BE clickable for them to be considered valid.
- The company behind Home Income Profit System is run out of the country of Cyprus – and although the terms of service at this point didn’t have a specific clause claiming a legal jurisdiction in case of disputes it still might try to make the argument that any and all disputes have to be handled in Cyprus.
Disclosure on Home Income Profit System:
On the sales page I reviewed Home Income Profit System, the site did place their disclosure in close proximity to the Order button. In other words, it didn’t seem that they were trying to hide the terms of their offer.
Be that as it may, it is still unknown how easy it is to CANCEL Home Income Profit System and that’s extremely important to know.
NOTE: Home Income Profit System uses MANY different domains. Here is a current list of ones I know that are being used now or have been used in the past. Feel free to add ones you know about in the comments section.
- AtHomeProfitSystem.com
- EasyProfitsFromHome.com
- ExclusiveCashTactics.com
- MyInternetCashTactics.com
- OnlineCashSystemSecrets.com
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Okay, So I unwittingly clicked for the free info linked and got scammed by this company… Is there any way to get my money back??? They say because I clicked to get the info, I agreed to the terms and conditions and the $139.95 they charged after the 5 days is non refundable. I have to wait for transaction to leave pending status before I can do anything with the bank, but the “company” says it is legally binding and if I dispute it would be consumer fraud…Isn’t that the cauldron calling the kettle black??/ Any comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated…The worst thing is this is something I clicked on Facebook
thanks mschmock
They are trying to scare you with complete lies. It is NOT consumer fraud to file a dispute with your credit card company or bank, which is what I would recommend you do.
Whether or not the transaction was legally binding will initially be a decision your credit card company or bank makes.
If they side with you, great. If not, then you can decide if you want to pursue the matter any further (which would unfortunately probably be a waste of time).
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I found this at this site http://bit.ly/bglFqg. Thank you soooo much for posting this page because I was just about to buy this kit when I decided to research it a little further and man I am glad I did!!
i need to know who is legite?dose anyone know what paid for surveys site kelly richards went thru?
Thanks so much; they almost got me. Then, I started thinking, if this “making money at home business” is so good why haven’t I seen it on The Oprah Show, Good Morning America, or 60 minutes? What makes this really bad is that I live in Columbus, Ohio!
Buyer beware: just like you found the Ultimate Home Profit site, don’t stop investigating scum-bag scam sites like this until you find another site that exposes these type of charlatans! It took me about 20 minutes to discover the truth about this site, but it’s the best 20-minute investment I’ve made all day.
Finally, I recommend Snopes.com. This site has saved me several times from being taken by rumors and untruths that circulate the Internet.
Agree on Snopes, Ann – including to check out well-meaning emails from friends warning you about things that are actually hoaxes.
I was victim of the Ultimate Home Profit site. Although I cancelled my subscription within an hour, since I realized that it was a lie, the company says that they will charge me the shipping costs for the services.
We really need to watch are research everything that we got today. There are several sites that promise you solutions that are no more than a fraude.
Thanks for hacking my email account! You jerks are nothing but a scam! GET A LIFE and a JOB!
I filed a complaint with the FCC. They hacked mine also. Change the security settings on your e-mail.
Did I sign up for your program. I got a DVD and it won’t work on either of our DVD players. If I did sign up for your program please call me and tell me about your program. As I can’t watch your DVD. I am also [email protected]. Thank You Dolores
Hi Dolores,
I just want to make sure you know this page is WARNING people about this company.
Thanks so much for this info. I was contacted by someone on craigslist when I had some items for sale. After watching their propaganda, I was ready to join. Fortunately, I found your web page, and I came back to reality.
Thanks again.
PS are there any legitimate work at home (online) jobs?
Harry, you might want to take a look at this page:
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Hello,
Your time is valuable so I’ll be quick and to the point…
I came across your site at / and I see that you’re running Google AdSense ads on your site. Would you be interested in adding an additional income stream to your site?
I run a performance-based ad agency and I specialize in helping people like you increase their revenues with highly-targeted advertisements that you can add to your site and/or to the emails you send to your opt-in list.
Did you know that with Google AdSense you’re only receiving about 2/3rds of what the advertisers are paying Google? I can help you work with advertisers in a more direct way, and make a lot more money.
With our highly targeted advertisements you would be able to generate considerably more revenue since your share in the conversation would be 85% as which is alot more if you use google adsense.
(But don’t worry – I do all of the work so it won’t take up any of your time.)
I don’t get paid if I can’t help you make more money – so it’s all on me. And I can help you do this in a way that won’t affect your current AdSense earnings, so you risk nothing.
If you’re interested, let me know and I’ll provide a custom proposal for you and your site.
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Greatest spam ever.
I’ve been researching home based bussines market for about 5 years. I’ve even dropped cash on a few and lost money.This has been a trial and error the hole way.Now I think I’ve found four possible good ones they are Paid to Place, homeinternetjobs.org ,Wealth In A Box , onlinerevenuesolution.com .Could you tell me if these companies are on the up and up.Thanks for your time it is greatly appreciated
R.Edwards
Not sure about WealthInABox.
The other three you should avoid.
I’ll look into WealthInABox. It’s actually on my list.
Found them through what looked like a job posting on Kijiji. I did not send personal info when I replied but asked them to send me their company name. They replied with a link to “Globenews.com”. The supposed “article” made a reference to someone in my city borough who was making good money through their system and the site’s offer for a free package would expire tonight at midnight.
Checked the source code: the city was inserted into the article with a geoip javascript code, and the expiry date was also inserted by code. So if I were to read this same article tomorrow from Katmandou, there would be someone named Jeremy Simper, living in Katmandou, making good money and the offer would expire tomorrow at midnight. SCAM!!
Yep. I actually have friends in Katmandou – I’m going to ask them to check it and we can put up a screenshot. :-)
Yes! The same thing happened to me. I got the same ‘article’ SAME name but DIFFERENT cities!. The Jeremy Simper I got lives in ST- Hubert , where I live! I decided to do a research on this because I would try to go to the main website and it would not let me click on anything , I realized it was kinda like a picture. Well thank you for posting this now I know it’s a big fat lie!
Hi Paul,
Any update on GrassRoots Research for Mystery Shopping? I sent an e-mail to you last week asking your advice,
Thanks
Aha. Sorry Greg. I couldn’t remember where you had posted the question. I was going nuts trying to find it, which didn’t make sense to me becaulse I can search thecomments on the blog.
Yes, it’s legitimate. This is the correct site to sign up to become a Mystery Shopper for them:
Grass Roots Measurement. Scam artists try to fake mystery shopping company sites and checks all the time, so be sure you sign up at the CORRECT site and NEVER cash an unsolicited check from a Mystery Shopping Company.
Usually Mystery Shopping is best just for some extra income.
Technically, their MSPA logo should be clickable to the MSPA database, but this is definitely their site.
However, if you want to find additional legitimate Mystery Shopping companies, then check at MysteryShop.org
They were sneaky enough to post a job ad on Kijiji yesterday for this scam. It sounded interesting to me at first, but I got cold feet and did some research, including watching this video. It helps that I’m keeping a tight watch on my money, and the moment someone asks me to pay money for some “service” or “product” when they scream it’s free, I back out immediately. I’d been scammed on Ebay before and I’m not letting it happen again.
Question, stupid me got the same thing, as I did email my basic info, name address, phone, NO CC or anything. Same guy Jeremy Simper this time in Saskatoon, Sask.
Will they somehow be able to access my money without my bank info? I sure as heck hope not.
They shouldn’t be able to access your bank info just based on that info.
I recieved an e-mail from a friend’s e-mail address, so I checked out the link that was in the e-mail. It was http://www.readtimesnews.org/?718516. It contained an article about a lady who beat the recession through this company. The expiration for this “promo” is 8/4/2011. I wanted to check it out before I signed up, so my husband and I were each on our computers researching. Both searches provided the same result…scam. I then texted my friend, and she said that she didn’t send that e-mail to me. Is there anyway to know if my contacts in my e-mail will be getting this same e-mail from “me”, and if so, how can I stop it? I have 2 e-mail addresses, and the e-mail address that I received it on is one that I rarely use, but it does still have contacts on it. Thank you for your time.
Sheila,
There’s the potential for that to happen, but I think in your situation it’s highly unlikely. One big thing you can do to prevent it is to make sure that if you ever copy other people on a message that you make sure to use “blind carbon copy”. I’m exhausted from today, but I’ll try to remember to fill in some more details when I wake up.
I plugged in my first name AND CELL NUMBER, so that they could “track position availability in my area”!
Will they be able to access my accounts?? this is so scary!
Wow, that’s a new one. You’ll almost certainly be barraged with neverending sales calls now sorry to say.
If that’s all you entered they shouldn’t be able to access your accounts, though.
what about this UWC Corp E-commerce performance training, s this a scam as well? Almost the same adds home income profits they say? anyone know about this web site