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2011 Recap Of Work From Home Scams – Part 2

If you haven’t yet read part one visit work from home scams recap – Part 1

Avoiding work from home scams is tough so be sure to use my advise to help you find success. In part 2 of the work from home scams recap I am going to go over another set of work from home scams that have had many complaints.

TypeAtHome.com Scam – This company had red flags all over the place. The website had ads on it which is crazy for a legitimate company. The members could not sign back in once they logged out and they don’t even respond to emails. How can a company function without having the bare minimum support running? Stay away from typeathome.com and save your money.

Project Payday Scam – This program claims to be free but once you join you have hidden costs. They don’t tell you what you will be doing but after my research I found out it is all about freebie trading. This is one of the hardest, oldest things to do and it rarely every pays. 90% of the people lose money doing this. Your literally using your credit card to complete offers… I don’t even need to go further with this because it is just to ridiculous. Just stay away from projectpayday.

Online-Home-Jobs.com Scam – Another popular program that left it’s members screaming scam. First off, complaints are everywhere from people who are not getting paid by Online-Home-Jobs.com. They also have hidden costs and things got so bad that a Facebook page was built to expose this company for what they really are. Avoid Online-Home-Jobs at all cost.

 MyDataEntryJob.com Scam (My Crafts For Profits) – This company had so much buzz around it that I had to create 2 posts for it. Anyway the main issues was that they had many scam complaints about them and that the website forwards to My Crafts For Profits which is already known to be a scam. Don’t join either My Crafts For Profits or mydataentryjob.com.

SecretHomeDataEntry.com Scam - This company is a very big risk. You can earn credits quick but when it comes time to cash them out they ask you for money… That is just stupid and so many people complained that after they paid to cash out they were told the work was not done right. No one gets paid with this company. Avoid secrethomedataentry.com at all costs.

In 2011 work from home scams continued to plague the people who needed the money the most. Use the research here I have provided you to help you avoid getting scammed. Always look out, be aware and ask questions if you have them.

Related Online Job Topics

Work From Home Scams List – Full list of online scams , check the list before you join any program
Original Work From Home Scams - The origional list of online job scams.
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Work From Home Scams – Recap Of 2011

2011 was a year with a lot of promise and hope for many people who worked from home. In this post I am just going to recap the work from home scams from 2011 to ensure you know who to avoid in 2012.

Before we get started be sure to check any work from home program you may be interested in the Work From Home Jobs Scam List.

In 2011 the work from home scam list was quite large and will continue to grow into 2012. To ensure your not scammed avoid these programs at all cost.

Note: Click the links to be taken to the full work from home scam reports of each company listed.

CanburryJobs Scam - This online job scam is based out of India is scamming thousands of people including 10 – 15 people who shared there experiences with us here at Lucky7Income. CanburryJobs is still around today and still taking peoples money without providing payment on work. Be aware of this company and stay away.

MagicHRSupport.com Scam  - This work from home scam was one of the scariest I have ever seen to date. It involved fraudulent information, reports of the FBI looking into this company and a lot of lies. It is a very dangerous company and is still around today. The worst part about this company is they are literally stealing through Western Union.

Data Entry Jobs.us Scam – This work from home scam has been reported all over the internet. They have been known not to pay it’s members for the work they do, they don’t respond to emails and they don’t provide refunds as promised. Dataentryjobs.us is a fraud company that is still around today.

SixFigureProgram.com Scam - This company is purely hype, and doesn’t tell you anything about what your going to be doing. Programs like this are terrible because you get sucked in without even realizing it. Also, they force you to submit your information before you can move forward. This should never be the case unless they have a terms of service. They don’t and that makes it wrong.

NetJobs4All Scam – This online job scam is a very sneaky one. They tell you that you will get work but when you join you have to refer 50 people to get any jobs. This company has been classified all over the internet as a work from home scam and many people have complained that they do not receive the promised data entry forms.

For the full scam reports on these companies  click the links above.
Visit the Scam List to check on all the companies we have found to be scams and to report companies that are scams.

My personal experience over the past few years is that time seems to be flying by. I look back sometimes and feel like I was 16 just yesterday. Anyway, what I am getting at is that these online work from home scams will be around for a few years and before anything can really be done about them they will be gone and a new bread of scams will appear. It is a constant struggle to try to find legitimate programs so, use the tools I have provided you here and if you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact me.

Part 2 of the Work From Home Scams Recap Of 2011 is coming soon!

Related Work From Home Topics

Legitimate Online Jobs – Our full list of legitimate online jobs that have been very effective in helping people earn money online.
My Success Working From Home – See my earnings, see what programs I worked with and see how you can do the same.

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