In Home Cash Generator Reviews – Legit or Scam?

The link to In Home Cash Generator can be found on one of the most deceptive online advertisements currently in rotation. This online “news” ad has been used many times to sell a variety of make money from home schemes.

Over the years it’s been fine tuned to such a degree that the amount of people who fall for it is incredible. The creators make use of clever tricks and tools to convince you that the ad is actually a real news report and the product featured will actually help you make money.

In reality the ad is completely fabricated; the news organization does not exist, Kelly Richards is not a real person, and the supposed comments were not left by real people. And it is definitely not a coincidence that the comments section is closed.

In addition to all the bogus info and graphics used to duplicate a real news site the website uses an IP reading script to custom tailor the ad to your location. What this does is make the newspaper appear to be from your home town as well as suggesting that you and the successful Kelly Richards share a zip code.

This is all done to sell you on the idea that In Home Cash Generator is a legit way to make money online. However, what you don’t know is that this gimmick has been run over and over again throughout the past couple years.

The news paper ad stays relatively unchanged but the name of the business kit repeatedly changes, In Home Cash Generator just happens to be the latest. The reason for this is quite simple; the owners of the program need to stay ahead of their negative press.

If you were to search the titles of some of their former kits you’ll find thousands of complaints about the product itself along with their billing policy. The main complaint against programs like In Home Cash Generator is that they entice customers with a really low trial fee, hiding the full cost of the program in their terms and conditions.

While technically legal this type of billing is very unethical as many people tend to overlook the terms and end up incurring huge charges that they normally wouldn’t agree to. In this case the terms for In Home Cash Generator are quite shocking.

Here is the refund policy for www.inhomecashgenerator.com:

If you cancel within the 48 hour you will have no further obligation. If after the 48 hour order verification process you do not want to continue you will have 30 days to request a refund. We will gladly refund half of your 199.95 site access fee no questions asked. Once your refund has been issued you will be locked out of the content area.

Not only do they give you almost no time to decide whether their content is worth the money or not but they refuse to issue full refunds past the 48hr period. They purposefully bury all this info in their T&C because no one would ever buy into this without at least a full 30 day money back satisfaction guarantee.

This is why courses like In Home Cash Generator elicit so much negative feedback. From the way their billing is setup it’s very clear that they’re just trying to line their pockets first, and worry about your actual success second.

There is plenty of information about making money from home available free of charge, and the majority of paid internet training courses have a 60 day money back guarantee. Knowing all this there’s no reason to take a gamble on In Home Cash Generator.

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naarah

January 10, 2011 at 7:53 pm

Look lets not talk about it, lets be about it. Everyone or anyone thats been scammed by in home cash generator lets take legal action and sue thats the american way. They have made millions i know so we can get that but it takes at least 15 people to start it so if you wanna be in on a civil lawsuit email me at [email protected] and put lawsuit as the subject. lets show these bastards that scamming hard working folks will not be taken laying down!

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naarah

January 10, 2011 at 6:31 pm

this was a mistake i will never make again only reason i looked at this in the first place was because i seen this story on YAHOO that said a woman in my state had made x amount of money from home and low and behold it was these crooks! so i made my 2.99 purchase to see how she did it but there was no number or terms of conditions to look at to tell me they will charge me 199.95 if i didn't cancel in 48 hours. to make a long story short my bank called me and asked if i was aware that the charges was pending i said no but they let them charge me anyway even though i DID cancel my card! so i called in home crooks and the woman believe it or not was friendly she tried to play me as a fool though she said i should've read the terms and conditions and that they were not a scam and that normal buisness hours are 9 to 5 but i told her that i don't know what time zone your in nor did i see any link for any terms and conditions to read and lastly there was NO phone number where i could call. she also told me that she was part of a call center who will take my information and pass it on to their refund department and to call back in two days. I said the hell with that i went to my local police department filed a report took that to my bank and told them what happened and i hope they will give me back my money but yes this is such a BIG SCAM!!!! they hide all the information and then take your money then insults you by saying you should've read the terms before signing up then to add insult to injure the 199.95 they charged me was for an e-mail full of e-books which i NEVER recieved! so they just charged me for nothing!

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Chelette

January 10, 2011 at 3:43 pm

CALL AND CANCEL YOU CARD!!! I thought something was strange and called and canceled my card within 30 minutes. My bank charged me $3 to reissue a card, but it's a lot better than $200 they would have tried to charge in 2 days. they won't get another dime from me cause that card had been canceled!!!

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Tom

January 7, 2011 at 7:03 pm

This is fraud at its worst -yeah lets scam on peopple wanting to start a business - these guys are scum at the

most terrible - DO NOT GIVE THEM ANYTHING - CONTACT YOUR CREDIT CARD COMPANY AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK !!!

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Mary

January 5, 2011 at 5:37 pm

This is definately a BIG SCAM. I just signed up for it yesterday and in my confirmation as well as on the site I never saw any phone number to contact if I wanted to cancel. I see the charge pending for $2.97 and it came through with the name as Cashinarobe and this number 727-245-1736. When I call the number I keep getting a message that says no one is available at this time or to call back during normal business hours and then it hangs up. They don't even mention what their business hours are. I think it is just some generic message that everyone will get and you will never actually speak with anyone. Luckily they have only charged me the $2.97 and I closed my debit card before any further charges come through. If you are still within the first 2 days, please close/cancel your card to prevent further charges. This can be easily replaced by contacting your financial institution.

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Damali

January 4, 2011 at 1:53 pm

You all are right - this is a scam. I found out just as I was out of 199.95. Monday morning my bank opened. I called the company and for the first hour the phone never rang, it just disconnected me. So i called my bank and the bank offered to call the Scammers, and low and behold she got through and then telling me I had to call them to get my money back. Well after several attempts I was able to get through and the "customer service rep" if thats what you'd like to call her was very rude and harsh I asked to speak to a supervisor her reply was she was the supervisor.And informed they will forward my info to the refund dept. I'm sure that was a way to get me off the phone , and to call bank Friday yes I checked the terms and conditions soon after my money was taken. But I urge people to not give personal information over the internet it's defintely dangerous. and I reported this to the BBB and the FTC 1-877-FTC-HELP (382-4357. Let's be more cautious.

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scammer hater

January 2, 2011 at 1:41 pm

I will keep posting that I found out that this comapny has 35 pending reports. there rating is a F. They promised me and assured that I would not be charged. I called within 24 hours! They tried to charge me last night in the middle of the night - about 12:30 midnight. Well after finding all these complaints I filed to and if you dig deeper you will see what scammers they really are. I called today to complain there excuse was it was a mistake - while one guy was being cocky asking if I want to buy a bridge? whatever that meant! well They will not get away with this I will NOT let this go!

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Taisha

December 30, 2010 at 5:57 pm

This was a COMPLETE scam. I ordered on a Friday night and when I tried to call back to cancel I let them know I had been calling (over 20 times) for almost two days to cancel/withdraw from the program and the line was either busy or I get a message that the circuits are down. I told them I was NOT interested in the product and wanted to ensure I am not charged. I got an email back from CANDACE telling me, "Unfortnutaley it is past the 48 hour time period, If you have tryed to call the last past two days then you would have gotten through. Saturday and Sunday are our slowest days of the week, we sit and wait for calls on those days." So I am out of $202.97 with this fraud!! If ANYONE files a suit, contact me and count me in!

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Wendy

December 30, 2010 at 3:44 pm

This is a SCAM! They send you an e-mail telling you that only $2.97 will be charged to your account. They charged another $199.95 without authorization. And when you call they tell you that they can't issue credit. I asked for the number of the person that has the authority they said good luck finding it and hung up the phone.

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A.M.

December 29, 2010 at 7:53 pm

This is a SCAM people!!! Please do not do this. As all of you did, I paid the $2.97 fee for the "information" they are "supposed" to send you. I never received the information and when I checked my bank statement, there was a charge for $67.00 from a company called OLS. I did not know who it might be at the time until I looked at the rest of my statement and saw the $2.97 charge from the same company. I immediately called the phone number on the statement. A woman answered and told me that she had no idea what I was talking about and that the business I had reached was a conferencing center and not affiliated with In Home Cash Generator. She was the most disrespectful "representative" that I have ever spoken to. I asked to speak with a supervisor and when she put the phone down, she called me a b*tch! The so called "supervisor" came to the phone and was of no help at all and told me that "the number on my bank statement was probably incorrect!" Yeah right! I knew at this point that I had been scammed BIG TIME and there was no way these people were gonna help me or admit to their fault/wrongdoing. I called my bank, reported them and had my card canceled. Oh yeah, there were NO terms and conditions on the site where the order was placed. I am so sorry that some of you were charged $200 and were not able to cancel these fraudulent charges from your accounts. This has been a serious lesson learned. I will NEVER make a mistake like this again! Good luck to you all in fighting this. These people are a disgrace to the human race and I'm a firm believer in "what goes around, comes around."

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