Excel Cash Flow is a new work at home program being promoted by spokeswoman Debbie Jones, who says that she has found a way to make money from home that anyone can do, with very little training.
The website says that this program will train people how to be a Search Engine Agent, which is someone who works from home posting links for major companies who use the links to sell their goods or services.
People who are interested in using this training program to learn how to be a Search Engine Agent can purchase membership for a one time fee of $97, even though the program is quoted as being worth more than $2000.
What is Link Posting?
While Excel Cash Flow describes this opportunity as though it is a traditional job working for major companies who require at home link posters, the reality is that this is an independent business opportunity.
As an independent business, you will not work for a specific company, but rather you will partner with a variety of businesses to promote the links they use to sell their goods or services, and when those links result in a sale, you will earn a commission.
This website says that it only takes an average of 4 minutes to post a link, and people will make an average of $15 for each link they post.
The Problems
The biggest issue with this company is that they purposely mislead their prospective members and customers by acting as though this is a traditional job opportunity with a reliable yearly salary, saying that – quote – “15 links for $15 each equals $225. That’s $225 for 60 minutes of work! If you do this five days a week, you can make $1125 a week… $4500 a month… and $58500 a year!”
The reality is that the “average” of $15 per link is often repeated, but is not true. And even if it were, just because you post a link does not mean you earn $15. You will not earn any money unless someone uses that link to purchase something, and then you will earn a percentage of the sale price, meaning that all money you bring in is dependent on what companies you partner with, what goods and services they are selling, and how often your links result in sales.
The truth is that a lot of money can be made with link posting, but not in the way or manner described by this company. People who are interested in this opportunity should study free resources about internet marketing before deciding to invest in an expensive training program.
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It's absolutely ridiculous how these people prey on those who have fallen into unfortunate circumstances (mine was years ago with the recession).
All I can say is - TRUST your gut instincts! If it doesn't feel right - don't do it!
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That is the first and last time I fall for something as obnoxious as this. I think I'll contact Fox News and all the other networks they listed and find out if they are falsely advertising that they were featured on those networks. I think I will also contact the better business bureau. DO NOT SEND THESE PEOPLE MONEY. BIIIIIG MISTAKE.
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