Is Ultimate Home Profits your ultimate way out of the “rat race” like it claims to be, or is it a scam that will leave you with nothing to show for the money that you put in?

In this review of Ultimate Home Profits I will be going into detail about whether or not I think you can truly supplement your income with it, or if it would be a waste of time.

What is Ultimate Home Profits?

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Ultimate Home Profits is a online program that claims to teach you the exact steps to create a full time income online. When you read through the home page on the website ultimatehomeprofit.com it spends a lot of time basically just stating how great it is to work from home.

They don’t really spend much time saying what you will be doing, or how you will be making money.  Instead it just uses different ways to say that you can make money online, work anytime you want for only an hour.

Everything that is said on the website sounds great, except for the fact that they don’t go into detail about what you will be doing or how you will be making money.

Big Red Flags

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I’ve spent quite sometime reviewing online money making programs, and there are a few things that throw up immediate red flags.

One of the main ones that this website throws up is the fact that it looks eerily similar to a few websites that I’ve already reviewed. Home Income Flow has an extremely similar layout, and when you sign up for it, you are redirected to another website with a graphic that looks exactly like UHP’s logo.

That’s not the only similarity Home Jobs Now has to UHP, they also have

• The same prices
• The same graphics
• Similar testimonials

There are plenty of other red flags about this website:

• Claims to be advertised on CNN, ABC, etc. but has not been
• Claims to only take 5 minutes
• Claims to only have a limited spots open
• Most-likely fake testimonials

If Ultimate Home Profits was actually recommended by CNN, ABC or any other large company, you would have heard about it before.

I hate to break it to you, but there is no way to make money online in just 5 minutes.  There are ways to earn money online, but all of them require quite a bit of time and effort.

Websites like these claim that there are only a few spots left in order to make there product seem scarce. Even though it says there are only 9 positions left, I guarantee you that you could sign up and pay the fee as many times as you could afford.

Have you heard what other people are saying about UHP? You probably haven’t heard any amazing success stories outside of the ones posted on their website.

It’s an old scammers trick to fabricate false testimonies in order to make their product seem more legit.

Link Posting

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After reading all about UHP I finally figured out what you would be doing in order to make your “fortune” online, and that would be link posting.

What’s link posting? Well some companies will pay you to get traffic to their websites. You post links in places where people will see them, and you get paid when someone clicks on them.

But here’s the problem…

You will only earn at most a few cents every time someone clicks on one of your links.  Not to mention that link posting simply isn’t a good way to make money online anymore.

Here’s why…

It used to work when you could just go around and post hundreds and thousands of thinks on various websites all over the internet, but Google put a stop to that.

Websites articles will not rank high in Google if they have a bunch of links posted all over their comment sections, so the websites won’t allow them anymore.

I decline dozens of comments on my website all of the time because of this fact.

Conclusion

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Ultimate Home Profits is just another scheme that was quickly created from a template in order to try and take money from people.

I won’t call this a complete scam because you will get some training if you decide to buy into the program, but all of the training is useless because link posting no longer works.

My final suggestion for Ultimate Home Profits is to

Avoid it at All Costs!

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If you have any questions or concerns, let me know in the comments below!

 

 

It’s a Scam!

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Let me guess, you just walked out of Lowe’s, Home Depot, or Walmart and some guys pulled up in a van or truck and offered to sell you some extremely expensive speakers for an incredibly cheap price.

Don’t Buy them!

What Happened

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A friend of mine was leaving a Lowe’s Home Improvement store the other night, when two guys driving a van pulled up next to him and said that they were audio system installers with and they had a couple extra home theater systems.

They showed him proof of the price of the speakers, and said that they had to sell them or they would have hell to pay when they got back to the warehouse.

The price printed on the box was $2,300 and they told him that they would give it to him for $600, but of course my friend didn’t want to purchase them for that price, so they lowered and lowered the price until it was just the right amount.

My friend paid $300 for this Home Theater System that was

JUNK

OmniPhase Brand

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I can’t say whether or not the OmniPhase brand itself is actually a terrible brand, but what I can say, is that the system that my friend stupidly bought out of the back of a van was terrible.

(Update: OmniPhase is a brand made exactly for this scam, and are all terrible quality)

First off, the system does not come with an amplifier, which is needed in order for the system to work.  So my friend couldn’t even hook it up without going back out and dropping more money on one.

After that, he plugged it in and I joke you not, the audio sounded worse than the speakers on the TV itself.

The White Van Scam

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Here’s how the scam works.  There are dozens of companies that make the crappiest audio equipment that is impossible to sell in a normal retail store.

Odds are, if you Google the device that they are trying to sell you probably won’t be able to find any retail stores that sell it.  Another thing to note is that you probably won’t find any reviews of the system online either.

Anyways, these companies make terrible equipment, sell them to these scammer in bulk for like $50 a pop or something, and they promote them on websites for thousands of dollars so that when you Google it, you will still think that you are getting a great deal.

There are a lot of crappy companies that do this.

Conclusion

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Don’t buy anything out of the back of a vehicle.

It’s not illegal for them to do this, so you will not get your money back and there is no point in calling the police.  Trust me, my friend tried everything.

I know that I normally just talk about online scams, but my friend asked me to write a post to try and prevent other people from falling for the same scam.

Read more about the scam here!

 

Cashway Review

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When I came across Cashway, there was one thing that jumped right out at me.  It was the fact that I had seen this exact same website before, with just a different name.

I’m serious, just a few weeks ago I reviewed The Youth Cash and basically the only difference between the two are the logos at the top.

If you are looking for an actual way to make money online I would suggest that you read about our top recommended program Wealthy Affiliate.

What is Cashway?

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Cashway is a supposed online money making platform that claims to give you a guaranteed $1500.

It can be found at Cashway.xyz.

One of the things that makes Cashway so appealing is the fact that you don’t have to pay any money to join.  I mean, you have nothing to lose if you don’t put in any money…right?

Well not necessarily, scams like this are very sneaky when it comes to this.

The way that they claim it works is that you get other people to sign up for the website, then you earn money for each person who does.

I know this sounds great, but the problem is that there is a $300 threshold that you have to pass in order to get your money, and unfortunately, they won’t pay you after you pass it.

What Makes it a Scam?

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After you reach the $300 threshold, and it is finally time to get the money that you earned, they run you in circles so you can’t get your money.

It will happen in one of a few ways.  They will either send you an email that has a link to click in order to collect your money. The problem is that the link won’t work.

Another thing that I’ve heard happens, is that they will send you a survey that you have to complete before you can get your money. I bet you’ll never guess what happens with the survey… that’s right, it doesn’t work either.

Don’t Give Them Information

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I know that you aren’t giving them any of your money in order to sign up, but you still need to be careful about giving them your information.

When you create an account you have to use a username and a password, and in order to get paid you have to give them the email address of your PayPal account.

Now they have your PayPal email address, and the password that you use to sign into your account with Cashway could possibly be the same one to your PayPal. See where I’m going with this?

If you’re anything like me, I might only use one or two passwords for everything (which you shouldn’t do). Cashway and other scams like this know that, and they will use it to try and take your money or get access to your personal information.

Conclusion

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I know that this website seems legit, and you really want to get the guaranteed $1500, but unfortunately that isn’t going to happen.

I strongly suggest that you AVOID THIS

You won’t get paid, and you’ll do nothing but waste your time.

If you have any questions or concerns please let me know in the comments below!

I’ve been reviewing online jobs, and other money making opportunities for quite sometime now.  There are legitimate ways to make money online, but there are many more scams that just give the actual programs a bad name.

Online Profit System makes claims that say that you will be able to easily be able to make hundreds of dollars a day without any kind of experience.

Is that true, or is it just another scam?

Is Online Profit System a Scam?

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Like I said before, I have been reviewing online money making opportunities for quite some time now and I can definitely pick out a scam when I see one, and Online Profit System is absolutely a scam.

What Makes it a Scam?

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One of the first things that makes me suspicious that any online money making program is a scam, is if it doesn’t go into detail about what you will be doing, or what you will be getting if you give them your money.

You may have noticed that Online Profit System doesn’t really say much at all about what you will be doing if you give them the $20 that they are asking for.

I’ve spent some money on a few programs myself, and I’ll tell you this right now. Every single one of the legit ones went into complete detail about what you are getting, what you will be doing, and how you will be doing it.

Now I know that there are three things that OPS says that you will get.

• All Training Guides and Video Tutorials
• Free 1 on 1 Training Consultation
• Automated Money Making Website

The problem is that they don’t give you any information about how many tutorials, what exactly the 1 on 1 consultation consists of, or how the automated money making website will even bring in money.

Wealthy Affiliate is my #1 recommended program, read a little bit about them, and you will be amazed about how much detail they give about what they offer. They even let you try it out completely free.

Automated Money Making Website

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Creating a website is a great way to make money online, in my opinion it is the best way. Unfortunately there is no way to automate the process, and make money without doing any work.

Here’s why:

A large part of the way that websites make money is through affiliate marketing. Without going into too much detail, you basically make money by having your visitors buy other companies products.  The problem is that you have to get people to visit your website before you can get them to buy stuff.

The main way to get them to your website, is by getting the content that you write to rank in Google.  The reason that you can’t have an automated system is because Google is a multi-billion dollar corporation, that knows how to tell if your website was just copied from something else.

The “Automated Website” that you would be getting would not rank in Google because it doesn’t have unique content, and without ranking you can’t get visitors.

Conclusion

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Online Profit System has all of the makings of a:

Scam

• No detail about what you will be doing
• Automated Websites don’t work
• Use Fake Testimonials
• Claim to be on major networks like CNN, yet you’ve never seen it on TV.

These are many of the tricks and lies that scams use to get your money, and even if it wasn’t a scam, the website that they give you won’t earn you any money.

If you have any question’s or concerns, let me know in the comments below!

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Who doesn’t love a good old fashioned success story?  The story of a struggling janitor who found a way to make millions of dollars on the internet on complete autopilot seems like an amazing story.

Unfortunately, this “incredible” story is in fact too good to be true.

I’ll tell you why in this review of The Rich Janitor.

Who Is Mike Dee?

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I hate to break it to you, but after doing some research, it’s starting to look like Mike Dee isn’t even a real person. Well of course there is a real person who set up this get rich quick scheme, supposedly his name is Mike Dougherty.

In all actuality, he’s just an experienced internet marketer who probably has made dozens of online scams that are eerily similar to this one, each of which is ran with a different made up spokesperson.

Anyways, Mike Dee claims that he was once a janitor who was down on his luck, and lost a bunch of money to an online money making scam.

After losing all of his money, he discovered a supposedly discovered a full proof and easy way to make millions of dollars online.

What is The Rich Janitor

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The way that the technique is supposed to make you money is by basically using a software that will rewrite articles on the internet so that you can use them for yourself to get traffic to your website.

Getting your articles to rank in Google is the best way to get people to go to your website. Once you have people to your website, you can sell them things, and make money off of it.

The problem with this whole “Article Rewrite” method is that Google is smarter than that.  Google is a multi-billion dollar company with extremely complicated algorithms that were designed to specifically find articles that were simply copied, and not rank them.

That’s why this method will not work.

Is the Rich Janitor a Scam?

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In my time doing these reviews I have come across several online scams and I’ve come across several real online money making opportunities, and I have gotten pretty good at telling the two apart.

One of the first things that jumped out at me as a red flag was the fact that he claims that he will give you $70 for simply watching the promotion video.

When I saw that my first thought was, “heck, maybe I’ll get some money out of this” but after I finished the video I was disappointed to hear that the $70 was simply being taken off of the sales price of the program itself.

Okay, so I know that I’ve been beating up on this system pretty hard so far in this review, but as it turns out, there is some useful marketing information that you get for the $7 price tag.

Even though the odds are that you won’t make thousands or millions of dollars with the system that they set up, a beginning online marketer could benefit from some of the information.

This is mainly why I will not call this a complete scam, but I will highly suggest that you

Avoid It!

Conclusion

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Mike Dee’s The Rich Janitor is not the worst scheme that I have found on the internet; however, it is absolutely not a program that I would recommend.

The system will not easily make you thousands or millions of dollars online like it promises, I have doubts that it would make you any money. Not to mention there are several up sales that you should completely stay away from.

It does have a small amount of decent information about online marketing, but there are many other places, such as Wealthy Affiliate, to learn the same information and much more.

If you have any questions, let me know in the comments below!

 

 

 

At first sight, Automated Wealth Network might seem like it could be a legitimate way to make money online, however, after I did a little bit of research and further digging, It turns out that it is definitely a program that you should avoid.

Throughout this review I’ll give you my reasons for why I think you should stay away from it.

What is Automated Wealth Network?

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As the name so strongly suggests, it’s a so called automated network that will supposedly bring you in money from the internet.

In the promotion video Chris Chesonis (the creator) claims that you can simple replicate his 6 figure online business, and bring in thousands of dollars on auto pilot.

The Pros

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Though I have several issues with this system, it is not the worst “scheme” that I’ve come across.  There are actually a few positives.

• He actually explains what affiliate marketing is
• It doesn’t claim that you don’t have to do any work
• He doesn’t claim thousands of dollars will be made instantly
• There is no upfront cost

 

The Cons

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Although there are a few mildly good things about their program, there are numerous, not so mild cons.

• Upsells
• Upsells
• and more Upsells
• It requires risky investments
• The money required to invest is unclear

The Real Cost + Upsells

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One of the main problems with many of the programs like this is the fact that they claim right off the bat that it is free.  They get your hopes up with the idea that you are going to make a bunch of money online without investing anything.

Then once you get interested in it, and begin to put your time and energy into it, they suddenly come up with something that you have to pay for.

The first thing that you have to do is pay $30 for My Cash Freebies, which does not have a very good reputation in the online marketing world.

After that, you need to make an investment in Power Lead System which will run you $27 a month. Yes that’s right, a $27 monthly payment.

These are two required parts of the “free” Automated Wealth System.

Conclusion

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Do I think that you can make any money from AWN? Honestly I don’t know, I’m sure there are some people out there who have.

But personally, I’m going to recommend that you

Stay Away!

Even though I think it might be possible to make some money with this program, here are a few reasons why I don’t think you should give it your time and effort.

You’ll make your money by getting people to sign up for training, which means that you will only make money for as long as the network stays around.

I don’t know about you, but I’m not going to depend on AWN to be around forever.  I’ve actually heard of several cases where a program will go out of business and shut down.

This meant that all of the people who were relying on the programs to give them money, were now out of a job.

Don’t be one of those people.

Actually Make Money Online

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At Wealthy Affilate they teach you how to be an Affiliate Marketer  step by step and will help you set up your very own business, so the only person or company you have to worry about is yourself.

I personally vouch for Wealthy Affiliate because it worked for me and I know it can work for anyone.

If you have any questions or concerns let me know in the comments below!

 

 

Odds are that if you are reading this, you are probably already having doubts about whether Direct Online Income is a scam or not.

The promises that they make sounded too good to be true, so you decided to do a little bit of research.  Well unfortunately, I’m here to tell you that it is in fact a scam, and in this review I’ll give you some reasons why.

What is Direct Online Income?

It’s actually hard to pin point exactly what Direct Online Income is, like many other online “money making programs“, the website redirects you to different programs that all try to get you to give them your hard earned money.

What Makes it a Scam

I’ve been reviewing online marketing programs for quite some time now, and some of them you can just tell that they are a scam right off the bat.

I got a rather strong feeling that this one was as well, but I still decided to give it the benefit of the doubt and try to prove myself wrong.  Unfortunately that did not happen and I found out that you should most definitely avoid Direct Online Income at all costs.

First off, it was pretty easy for me to pick out the fact that the creator Amanda Jones, doesn’t even really exist.  I knew this because I have actually found several other proven scams that were created by the same “person.”  I know that might sound a bit crazy to some of you, but it’s not the first time that I have seen this.

In fact I’ve seen it several times before.  Scams like this create fake people to be the “spokesperson” and they create fake accounts on various social media networks, in order to make testimonials in order to make it seem as if dozens or hundreds of people have joined and made ridiculous amounts of money online.

It claims to make you $369 in your first hour, which honestly is just not going to happen with any online money making program.

The thing that sealed the program as a scam for me, was all of the comments I read from people who put up there money, finished the “training” and still made no money, and had no idea how to make any money.

Other Red Flags

One thing that you should always make sure that you do before putting any money toward any kind of program online, is to make sure that you know exactly what you’re paying for.  Many scams will make claims of you being able to make hundreds, thousands, and I’ve even seen millions of dollars, but they won’t even tell you the slightest thing about what you’re going to be doing, or learning.

I have not found a single legit online marketing program that does not go into extreme detail about what you are getting and how you will be making the money.  For example, my #1 recommended online program, Wealthy Affiliate, not only gives you a high detailed description of what you’ll be getting, but they also give you a free trial of the system, without you even having to enter in any credit card information.

Conclusion

Direct Online Income is in fact a…

I wasted some of my own money on scams similar to this before I created this website.  Please don’t waste your money in hopes of making money without putting in any work.

There are definitely ways to make money online, my favorite way is by blogging,  but to my knowledge, there is no way to do it without putting in any work.

Home Income Flow Is a Scam

I’m just going to let you know right out the gate that Home Income Flow is in fact a scam.

There is a good chance that the website will be completely different by the time you read this, because I have seen several other articles talking about the same scam, but they mentioned different claims and prices.

Throughout this review I am going to give you my experience with the website, and let you know what I think about it.

Before I get into it I would just like to say that there are definitely places where you can learn how to make real money online.

If you are interested, I would recommend checking out my “Good Reviews” section or reading about my #1 recommended program Wealthy Affiliate.

Without further ado, here is my full review of Home Income Flow.

What is Home Income Flow?

Honestly I’m not really sure exactly what Home Income Flow is mainly because on the website that don’t go into any detail about what you are going to be doing, or how you’re going to be making money.

If you read the section on the website with the title “How does Home Income Flow Work to Generate Money” it just simply gives you a run around and says that you just have to follow the system that you’ll get when you give them money.

I don’t know about you, but I’m not going to pay any money unless I know exactly what I’m getting.

My Experience

After going to the website and click one that “Access Home Income Flow” button, I was taken to a website called “Home Jobs Now.”

 

At that website there is a capture page that asks me to enter in my first and last name, my email address and phone number.

This information is required in order for them to check for some type of availability.  Yes I know, it doesn’t really make sense.

But I enter in the information, press enter, and get taken to a sales page that is congratulating me because there are 9 positions in my area.

Just beneath that there is a large sign that is claiming to guarantee me a job that will pay be $379 a day to work 60 minutes.

That seems a little too good to be true, probably because it is.  The page is just a great big sales page for another scam.

They Want Money

After a long page of information that doesn’t really go into detail about what exactly you would be paying for, and a bunch of promises of an amazing life if you join, they ask for credit card information, and a $97 payment.

Honestly, I thought about paying the money just to see if anything would come out of it.

But luckily I made the decision to do a little bit of research before I paid, and I’m glad I did.

I found multiple complaints on various threads of people saying that they had there bank accounts charged several hundred dollars, and they were never able to get in contact with the “company.”

Conclusion

Home Income Flow is definitely a scam. I am certain that they will take more money than what you want them to take, and that the “training” that you might get, won’t help you make any money online.

I have yet to find an online money making program that allows you to incredible amounts of money without putting the time and effort into it.

If you have any questions please be sure to leave them in the comments below!

-Laetyn

 

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Name: Only Cash Surveys

Website: www.onlycashsurveys.com

Price: Free

Verdict: Scam!

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Only Cash Surveys is another website that claims that to allow you to earn a bunch of money by completely some surveys and doing some tasks.

In fact, you can even make $5 by simply signing up for the website.  Well that’s at least what they claim, but all of the research that I’ve done has led me to think something different.

The Only Cash Surveys Scam

After doing plenty of research, and even signing up for the program to give it a try, I’ve come to the conclusion that Only Cash Survey is in fact a scam.

While working on this website and doing reviews, I’ve come across plenty of programs that are rip offs, and/or unethical, but I don’t come across too many that are just out right scams.

What Makes It a Scam?

After looking through several forums and review sites, it became apparent that the problem was that they never paid the money. 

The review above was only one of the several complaints, most of which said nearly the exact same thing.

There were also some comments of people saying that they actually did get paid, and that they made hundreds of dollars.

I found that really hard to believe, and I had a thought that it might have been the creators or someone affiliated with the website that was saying that.

So I decided to work at the surveys just out of curiosity, to see if maybe there was a way to get paid.

But of course I never got my money, no matter how long I waited or what I tried.

What’s the Point?

I believe that the main reason this website was created is to get your email address from when you sign up.

In the internet marketing world, an email address is important because you can send promotions to them.  The email address that I used to sign up has since been bombarded with advertisements to other programs that are likely scams, that are set up to take your money.

There are real survey programs out there that will help you make a little extra money online, and programs like Only Cash Surveys give those programs a bad name.

Conclusion

I would not recommend Only Cash Surveys to anyone.  If you spend the time to take the surveys, odds are that you wasted that time because you most likely won’t receive the money that you worked for.

If you are looking for a way to make actual money online then I would recommend looking through programs that I’ve given good reviews.

 

This is going to be a short and to the point review of the Simple Money System, and my conclusion about whether the system is a legitimate way to make money online, or if it is a complete scam.

Simple Money System Review

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Product: Simple Money System

Website: simplemoneysystem.com (others)

Price: Free To Start + $20 to $97/month

Is Simple Money System A Scam? Debatable

Is Simple Money System Recommended? NO!

CLICK HERE TO READ ABOUT MY TOP RANKED PROGRAM!

What is Simple Money System?

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Simple Money System is a program a that claims to be an all-in-one business that makes it incredibly easy to promote a product called Pure Leverage, which gives internet marketers access to different tools like auto responders and other things.

The creator of the system, Joel Peterson, likes to claim that basically everything is done for you, and it will create auto pilot income that will reoccur constantly.

But is that true, or does it just simply not work?

Does Simple Money System Work?

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First off, let me say that there is a chance to make a few bucks by using this system, but before you go and put all of your time, money and effort into it, let me explain to you why I think that you should avoid it.

Even though the system is technically free to get started, (at least right now it’s free) there are plenty of things that you will need to spend money on in order to get to the money making phase of the system.  That’s one of the reasons why there are upgrades that you can spend money to get other perks.

The upgrades range from $20 a month up to $97 a month, which lets face it, is just too much money for this system.  If you could make money from the free version, then why would they offer these upgrades?

The main things that you will need that are not offered are advertising, and a source of traffic to get people to your affiliate link.

 

Another thing to think about is the fact that spamming people’s emails with claims that they can make outrageous amounts of money, is not a very effective way to make money yourself.  I don’t know about you, but I personally avoid any emails that I get that say I can make a bunch of money by clicking a link.

Is Simple Money System a Scam?

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I do not personally believe that Simple Money System is technically a scam; however, I do believe that you should avoid it due to the simple fact that there are better, and more reliable ways to make money online.

I think that SMS is a rip off if you decide to upgrade to the paid version, which you need to do if you want to actually make any money. while Joel is a likable and understanding guy, I do not believe that his system is a great place to begin your internet marketing career.

Conclusion

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At the end of the day, I am giving SMS a poor overall review, and I think that you should…

and look for other more reliable, cost effective programs that will teach you the ins and outs of internet marketing so that you can be successful promoting anything that you want.

What I Recommend!

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If you are looking for a place to learn how to start an online business, there is one program that I always recommend above the rest.

They give you all of the tools, training, and support that you need to be successful in the online world.

I know this for a fact because they helped me build an online business that has allowed me to quit my day job and work completely from home!

If you are interested in learning more, you can…

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE!

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Is Simple Money System A Scam Or Legit? What Do You Think? Let Me Know In The Comments Below!

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