Exclusive Home Profits a.k.a Exclusive Training Profits is a new work at home opportunity from spokeswoman Melanie Davis, promoting link posting, which is a popular form of affiliate marketing.
Affiliate marketing is when you partner with a company or website to promote their goods or services in a variety of ways. With link posting, you provide a link to your partner company, and if a customer purchases something from your link, you receive a commission.
This is slightly different than how Exclusive Home Profits presents this opportunity, as they imply people will be paid for simply posting the links, and not for making sales. Unfortunately, this is not the case.
Melanie Davis claims that Exclusive Home Profits provides the world’s only Wealth Development Education Certification, which is intended to train anyone to make up to $337.79 a day with link posting.
The course costs $97.95 for a limited time, as Davis warns that Exclusive Home Profits may have to raise their membership cost to $500.00. Those who purchase the program will also be given a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee.
However, the 30 Day Money Back Guarantee is conditional on whether or not you use their program for 30 days and fail to earn any money at all, which can be a frustrating refund policy.
Those who are interested in the link posting opportunity may first wish to look online at free resources and information before deciding to commit to a training program. Affiliate marketing is an independent business opportunity, and therefore does not require any certification.
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(1) some one who just wants to make some extra bucks because they have the time to spend earning a few dollars on the side or...
(2) someone who is serious about making good money on line and owes quite a bit of money (that would be incentive for sticking with the program and the coaching they will get for the $ 500 they want to get the $ 3.000 course that offered....
hmmmm I told them i was serious and made an appointment for next thursday to call back with a walmart prepaid cc for $500....of which i'm supposed to get a 6 month coached course on link posting....
just found out that the original email that i thought was sent to me by my good friend kimba....he never sent that to me
Yes, TV stattions promoting this are probably ignorant of the scam, and need to know about this.
Make sure to check your credit card and banking statements monthly and do not be surprised to find some weird charges for $49.75 or so.... Hasten your call to your financial institution to disallow these charges, and perhaps check your credit bureau for identity theft? Who knows! Good luck.
I paid $97.5 for the package... It is not possible to log in again.
I wonder why and how the government fails to do something about these crooks.
I blame myself 'cause there were many signs showing clearly it is a scam. EX: They will always say the offer ends tomorrow but their tomorrow never comes.