Mark replied: "I'm an internet marketer who has purchased many of these programs online over the years. Funny thing is, processing rebates from home was the first one I bought.
It's not a scam, but because of the way most people look at things, if they bought it, they would probably think so. This will be a bit long but if your willing to read it, I'll explain.
There are different versions of this program but generally they advertise that you can make great money processing rebates from home.
In another section, they go on to say that big names like Lowe's, Home Depot and Bed Bath and Beyond need people to process rebates from home.
In most peoples minds they assume that making the great money processing rebates from home comes from processing rebates for the big names.
The fact is , when you buy the package, the part about how to process for the big names has the smallest section in the course devoted to it.
What they actually teach you is how to use internet marketing techniques to advertise the same package you just bought to other people.
It's the sale from these packages that will allow you to make the great money they say you can. Most people never make this money because they fail to see the true potential and start crying SCAM. This is the perspective I'm talking about.
Keeping an open mind to see what they are actually teaching you would be better than passing judgment and being angry. You can always return it within the time allowed...it's no big deal.
What about the rebates?
The rebate is a technique to make the sale when your competing against someone selling the same product as you. You offer a rebate to the customer as an incentive to purchase from you instead your competition. If they do, that's when you would "process a rebate from home" and send it to the customer.
The secret about these programs that most people don't realize is that they are just pieces to the larger puzzle of internet marketing. If people looked at it this way, they would be more successful, living the lifestyle they wanted.
Now. This program may not be for you. It wasn't for me and I'm not recommending it. But I can't say it's a scam because they do teach you everything they say they will. You just think it's going to be a bit different because of how they explained it in the sales letter or advertisement. But can we blame them?
We only give advertisers about 3-5 seconds to grab our attention. If they get it, we give them another 10 seconds or so to keep it. If not... ...we're gone.
Therefore, advertisers have to choose words wisely in order to keep our attention.Using things like "big name merchants" to make us feel comfortable with them is only one of many ways of doing it.
Now that you have perspective, is it worth doing what I did and join every list and use every free trial you can? Maybe, if that's your style.
These days however, there are much better programs out there that are complete with core training, money making blueprints, and full phone support but they are few and far between.
Now that I have the money, I like to see what other marketers are doing. I tell you this because I just joined a club that has really impressed me with the quality of material he brings to the table.
Internet marketing has a lot of facets and this program covers them all in a nice professional format. Like I said, I'm impressed and I've seen a lot of programs. If you want to drop me an email I'll let you know where to go to check it out. I don't want to spam this message.
As far as "processing rebates from home"...knowing what I know now, you can make some good money if you apply and stick to the techniques taught. If you're just getting started however, you're probably just going to get stuck.
That's why, I suggest something like an online club with full phone support so you can ask as many questions to along the way.
Processing rebate programs and smaller internet marketing programs work, but you'll need perspective to know that there are other pieces to the puzzle you'll have to learn on your own.
Hope this helps..."
Heather replied: "Yes the work from home offers are scams."
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Can I get a list of work from home scams please? I am working on a project, and I want as many of these 100% known scams that you all have had the pleasure of trying. Try to remember what they required you to do, the out come, and of course the name of the program. Give as many & much detail as possible. Please only give me ones you or someone you know has tried. Oh, and did you get your money back?
Serenity replied: "The thing about scams is that they change their names, their domain and their contact information as often as they can to stay ahead of the people that do research
Check the BBB. use your favorite search engine type in "work from home" in quotes then the word scam. You should get thousands if not millions of hits."
Anyone know of a ligitimate company where I can work from home? To many scams online. (data entry or like it? I currently have a job now but would like to work from home. There are so many scam places on line its difficult to find anything that is Ligitimate. I would like to do data entry or something simular from home. If anyone knows of anyplaces that are "real" and not a scam please let me know. (It would be nice to find a place were I dont have to shell out mega bucks to get started to.) Thanks!
starchild_97402 replied: "If you currently have a job and are looking for additional income that you can earn starting part time and eventually moving over into full time then why not think about starting your own business.
I am part of a company that is expanding with independent associates that has been around for 33 years.
You are your own boss and it is ultimately your very own business that you are investing your time into.
Not sure if you are interested in something on that level but you can see more about it at my site.
"
gone4good replied: "I know what you mean. Finding something real and that doesn't charge is a hassle. I finally joined with a manufacturing company. They do charge a $29 membership fee like (Sams or Costco if you are familiar with those) They sell products at whole sell prices to its Preferred Customers and off great opportunity for residual income as well. To learn more simply go to my website below and click on "Get More Info"
We offer free training and support from all of our members.
Best wishes"
Want to work from home, do not want scams? I am looking for kind of work that I can do from home that isn’t a scam, or a “pay us, and you can work from home,” (scam).
Without a doubt I know there is someone out there that actually has some none scam home based job that doesn’t involve out of pocket expenses or some other scammy type thing. Could anyone make a suggestion here?
Oh, and someone suggested that “home biz for all” might be just the thing, but this looked way to scam like for me (check out all the “sign up for free,” and “simple to use PayPal or Credit Card” signs- thanks but no thanks).
Looking at some of the suggested sites below I find it funny that they want you to sign in, or register first then they will tell you what the business is, and to me that is just way to scammy.
I am presently checking through them looking for the ones that I do not like or trust because of their lack of information before signing up. Also AdAware is helping by looking for spy ware being placed (any that do are obvious scams).
I thank you all for your thoughts, and suggestions, the positive responses here on Yahoo Answers gives me hope that somewhere out there, there are people that actually want to help each other. :-)
Brad H replied: "http://www.bradhasquin.com i make over 750 dollars a month and growing
let me know what you think"
natural replied: "you can design websites"
Heart replied: "I work at ChaCha.com as a guide. I work full-time and do this in my spare time for extra money. You don't have to pay any fees or anything. It is a great company. You should check out the site and see what it's all about. If you are interested and would like an application just email me with your email address, age, and why you'd make a good guide."
Jennifer F replied: "Before you go off and look at these sites that people recommend, how about reading a free report from mlmwatchdog.com called Due Dilligence.html . I would rather recommend learning what to look for and this report can help you a lot more than any one spamming their opportunity.
If you can't find the file, send me an email and I would be glad to provide the exact link. It is not an affiliate of any sort. There are also 'non affiliate mentoring' sites that can help educate yourself, which is far better than accepting words from strangers alone.
Good Luck and holler if I can help you further.
~jennifer @
~enlighten, educate & empower
~people don't plan to fail ~ they just fail to plan"
know it all replied: "you can take online surveys they pay cash they are free to join I do this and you should sign up to as many as possible here is a good one to start its called survey savvy If you are interested in more survey sites email me at
They will never ask you to sign up for anything they just pay cash for a few questions that you answer so good luck"
Lets Share Together replied: "I am a part time worker doing work online at home, so I can share my personal experience with you. When u are planning for a home based online work, be careful because most of them are scam and ask you to pay initial money. never pay money to any such site. I would like to share a link, where you can make $600 -$1500 in a month working at home. The work need to be done is posting/answering a discussion and uploading any photo/image of your interest. For details visit
I will publish few more genuine site in couple of weeks, where you can earn money.you may also write to me at"
Nimmi J replied: "Check this site out for legitimate work from home jobs without any investment"
Amy H replied: "If you want you can email me and I will send you detailed information on some legitimate companies that I have worked for. I won't send you to a site to get the information I will personally tell you what I know about them. My email address is . Just make sure you let me know who you are when you email me."
mergirlprincess replied: "Hello,
Please email me
I have a business that cost $6.00 and then you advertise once ( $100 stamps, envelopes, copies of letter, mailing list opportunity seekers) then you can get up to $250,000 in 20 days NO JOKE!
Email me and I will give you the letter to start tonight!"
Miz X replied: "Yes, I work for several different companies doing "virtual administration" i.e.: a virtual secretary. It took me about 6 months - a year tog et enough work to be financially stable though (I make arounf 30k + benefits.)
The way you do it is write up a resume and post it to craigslist. You will need to do this in any/all major cities in the US so you will need at least 4 different email accounts (craigslist only lets you post 4 posts per email account) and a public internet connection like a library (if you post too much in a short amount of time, craigslist will temorarily ban your ip because it thinks you are spamming.) Remove all personal information from your resume (real name, address, phone number) and use craigslist's anonyous forwarding system to insure you don't get get spam and telemarketing calls. Every month, repeat the resume posting process.
Be sure to put in your title "virtual administrator" and put a mini coverletter in the beginning of your resume but be prepaired for companies who do not understand what a virtual administrator is to contact you. Also be prepaired to sift through a lot of crap, ie: fake job offers, spam etc. With time you will get some legitimate leads and remember any position requiring you to pay money for training is not legitimate. Also, check craigslist for posts about people wanting virtual administrators and send them your resume."

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