There are some important things to notice about My Internet Cash Tactics which are covered in the following video. The video showing the MyInternetCashTactics.com sales process is about 2 minutes too long so I’ve summarized the main points beneath the video as well so you can see the potential red flags quicker.
OK people. I am WARNING YOU TO AVOID My Internet Cash Tactics.
In fact this whole post contains:
- A HUGE WARNING about My Internet Cash Tactics telling you to AVOID it.
- A detailed VIDEO showing you why you SHOULD NOT BUY MyInternetCashTactics.
- A LONG LIST of RED-FLAGS showing you why you SHOULD AVOID My Internet Cash Tactics.
If AFTER READING MY WARNING about MyInternetCashTactics and WATCHING MY VIDEO SHOWING YOU MAJOR PROBLEMS WITH MyInternetCashTactics you somehow think I’m recommending My Internet Cash Tactics, I HIGHLY recommend that you TURN OFF your internet immediately and NEVER go online again…EVER!…EVER!!!…EVER!!!! (Also, don’t turn on the T.V. or the Radio).
Potential red-flags with the My Internet Cash Tactics sales process:
- MyInternetCashTactics states: “As advertised on CNN, People, and Time” – this is meaningless as anyone can advertise on those sites.
- MyInternetCashTactics.com uses a “NY Financial Times” testimonial – this is NOT the “Financial Times” (I have no idea what the “NY Financial Times” is – if in fact it’s even anything.
- The first page of My Internet Cash Tactics claims that MyInternetCashTactics.com needs a phone number “For Shipping” – yet the terms of service state: “Since there are no physical products with the Home Income Profit system no returns of any sort of accepted.”
- The MyInternetCashTactics.com site is using non-clickable Versign, GeoTrust and TRUSTe seals – these seals MUST be clickable for them to mean anything.
- The company is operating out of Cyprus – the terms don’t have a specific clause declaring a legal jurisdiction in case of disputes, but it may try to make the argument that any disputes must be handled in Cyprus.
MyInternetCashTactics.com disclosure:
On the sales page I reviewed My Internet Cash Tactics put the disclosure right next to the Order button. I.e. it didn’t appear that they were attempting to hide the terms of the offer. However, what’s unknown is how easy it is to CANCEL My Internet Cash Tactics.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PEOPLE WHO DON’T BOTHER TO READ:
Bizarrely, there is someone posting in the comments section who claims to be with a consumer protection agency who somehow doesn’t understand that I am telling people to AVOID My Internet Cash Tactics and explaining to them what the RED FLAGS are.
BOTTOM LINE: Don’t BUY My Internet Cash Tactics
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Home Working Connection Review Of Red Flags
I was just notified that another product called Home Income Surge is now operating under the name of Home Working Connection. The following video would seem to indicate that as well:
Most of the usual red flags are here at Home Working Connection, such as the arrow pointing to the order form “above the fold” of many browser, with the pricing information underneat the arrow. By the way, if you missed the pricing information at the HomeWorkingConnection.com site, it was as follows:
Of course there’s the mandatory fake countdown timer Home Working Connection which you can reset by simply refreshing your browser.
There is currently another site called Online Profit Masters that appears to be somehow connected to HomeWorkingConnection.
There are two testimonials on the front page:
One from “Barry M.” claiming he made $120,000 in his first six months. The second from “Marybeth W.” claiming she made $10,000 within her first 3 months.
Apparently HomeWorkingConnection.com didn’t “get the memo” from the FTC about user of testimonials which states:
What’s even more bizarre is that HomeWorkingConnection states on the page where they PUT those testimonials:
So, if “earnings claims of any type are strictly against” policy…then why are they DIRECTLY on the page where HomeWorkingConnection.com has that disclaimer?
And why is that verbiage in brown print on a brown background which you can see below:
Home Working Connection brown on brown disclaimer
Here’s that same text highlighted:
HomeWorkingConnection.com highlighted disclaimer
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