Home Income Program Reviews – Legit or Scam?


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The Home Income Program job training package, available at Home-Revenue-Center.com is a new work at home opportunity promoted by spokeswoman Michelle Johnson, and said to guarantee anyone a livable income from home.

Michelle Johnson formerly represented Internet Income Pillars, which was a company which helped people become eBay Auction Listing Agents. This new opportunity, however, trains people to become Search Engine Agents.

A “Search Engine Agent” is a term Home-Revenue-Center.com uses to describe someone who works online as a link poster. For this training, the website says you pay a one time fee of $97 and that you can begin earning money immediately.

What to Know About Link Posting

There are countless training programs which promise to show people how to run independent businesses through posting links online. This is a form of affiliate marketing where people earn commissions when links they post result in sales for partner companies.

Although Home Income Program presents this opportunity as though the only fee you’ll have to pay is for their training program, traditional link posting requires payments for advertising, or website hosting and maintenance.

This can often come as a surprise to many of their members, who – due to the claims of the sales page – believe that all they have to is complete this training program and will “guaranteed a position” in link posting and quickly begin earning money.

The Bottom Line

In addition to the extra fees you may need to pay in the course of maintaining an independent affiliate marketing business, many training programs like Home Income also try to sneak in extra fees.

According to Home-Revenue-Center.com, paying for their training program also includes a one-on-one session with a training coach. Historically speaking, these training phone calls can result in sales pitches’ for higher level programs, website traffic generators, and more.

But perhaps the biggest sign that you should be cautious when dealing with the Home Income Program is that they are being promoted by a fake news site. Also, this company or one of their affiliates is spamming this fake news site through their customers’ emails accounts.

If you are interested in affiliate marketing and link posting, you can find information on these businesses all over the internet, from public forums to Wikipedia, before you ever have to invest any money in a training program.

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Average Rating for " Home Income Program " is 1.15 out of 5 based on 39 reviews.
  • All Credit Card Companies give you a way to do what is called a DISPUTE. Go online to your Credit Card Account or Bank Account and look for the link where you can submit a DISPUTE. If it turns out to be hard to find the DISPUTE Link on your Credit Card or Bank Account online, then just call them by phone and I am sure they will guide you on how to do a DISPUTE. In a month or two, you will get all of your money back...
  • I just signed up 5/4/2019 after reading reviews and wonder what a legit # is to contact to hopefully get refunded
  • They are apparently a scam! I watched everything AND payed 97$ and it redirected to pay AGAIN! They literally to 97 dollars out of my 3 YOUNG childrens mouth and i cant figure out how to get my money back they are HORRIABLE HORRIABLE PPL
    • All Credit Card Companies give you a way to do what is called a DISPUTE. Go online to your Credit Card Account or Bank Account and look for the link where you can submit a DISPUTE. If it turns out to be hard to find the DISPUTE Link on your Credit Card or Bank Account online, then just call them by phone and I am sure they will guide you on how to do a DISPUTE. In a month or two, you will get all of your money back...
  • I spoke with Deborah Conner on 1/31/19 and she directed me to this site to request a refund because I don't understand one thing about your program!

    If you could please grant me a refund of the $37, I would greatly appreciate it.
  • I'm trying to get a refund and can't find a contact email or number.
  • So glad my card didn't go through!!!! I almost fell for this scam.Glad I did some research first and looked at reviews.
  • This a big SCAM!!! Tried for weeks to get my refund and all I got was a run around. They heartless stright liers. Will report them.
  • I just started I paid 97.00 and this is an big Scam I spend money on a cell phone

    and open a bank account .

    Don't trust this company.
  • In reading through all these reviews, one number was posted that is legit ... 888-719-8133. I got through and received my refund in 9 business days.
  • I was scammed out of $13000 dollars By New Beginnings EDU. Please do not fall for it like i did. They only allow you one hour of coaching per week and the coaches now very little about what you are asking help with. Now I am paying huge credit card payments and have nothing.
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