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Do they really work?
How are they able to pay you so well?
Do they really work? The answer, sadly, is NO! NO! NO! NO! There are too many individuals that buy into this hype. This is an all too obvious scam that so many are still falling prey for. Your average work-at-home scam will have a website for you to go to. The website seems to be answering all your questions and doubts about its ability to make money and you purchase the program only to find that there was so many more answers they didn't give you.
WAH programs immediately buy into your emotions by showing pictures and testimonials of supposedly successful people all currently in the WAH program. The website advertises ONLY happiness from the members/resellers/workers of the program and claims to be the answer to your dead end job. ALERT #1 !!! - Haven't you notice that the site doesn't tell you what you're going to be selling? Why is it that the site doesn't have any happy testimonials from the end customers or companies that are satisfied with their service? Go ahead and look at their pay structure, you will notice that you get paid more for recruiting than you do for actually selling whatever it is. Many of these WAH programs are data-entry, filling out surveys, stuffing envelopes and more. I will explain a few:
Stuffing Envelopes: what are you putting in these envelopes? Advertisement material to sell people into paying to join the same WAH program that you will make a commission off the money they pay. So what you're really doing is scamming other people into buying their way into the scam you are in. Filling Out Surveys: you have to a certain amount of money to become a member and once you do, you will see that there are hardly any surveys to fill out, or they are much too long and complicated for you to make any real money. Like most pyramid schemes, you make money also by recruiting others to join the program. The list goes on. In the end, you are paying for admission into a scam to scam others into joining as well. WAH has never worked for anyone except the top scammers themselves that have the fancy website, expensive database setup, massive email servers for spamming, and collect the top commission being that they own the company. Don't believe me? Go ahead and spend your $40. Learn about other online scams from the links below:
What is "phishing" and how to PROTECT YOURSELF - Arm yourself against phishing attacks with knowledge from this guide!
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