Instant Income From Home Reviews – Legit or Scam?

Instant Income From Home

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Instant Income From Home is a new work at home opportunity which promises people that all they need to have a successful career earning money from home is “basic typing skills.”

Their sales page says that their members can earn up to $257 a day with this business opportunity, which they describe as “quick and easy” to set up, with no technical skills required and the ability to get started immediately.

If you are interested in working with this type of independent business, Instant Income From Home says that you can try their system “risk free” by signing up for a free trial before you are committed to buying.

Is It Real?

It’s very difficult to say whether or not the Instant Income From Home opportunity is legit or a scam, because they never actually tell you what this program is – there is no description of the type of work you’ll be doing or the industry you’ll be joining.

The Terms & Conditions do say that all new members will be given a three day trial during which they will have full access to the members’ site and can determine whether or not this opportunity is right for them.

If you have not canceled by the end of three days, however, you will be charged a one time, non-refundable fee of $99.62 and then a maintenance fee of $49.37 per month afterward.

Be Safe

In general, one of the most important rules of working online is that you should never have to give your credit card number before learning the details of the opportunity you are purchasing.

Instant Income From Home tries to minimize the severity of this set up by offering a 3 day “risk free trial,” but it is not exactly a free trial. Your card will be charged a $19.99 authorization fee when you sign up.

Technically this fee should be refunded to you, but just in case there may be difficulty obtaining that refund, you should always use a credit card and not a debit card to make these types of purchases online. Credit card companies will investigate controversial charges if you ask them; banks generally do not.

If you decide to take the risk and go for the three day trial, you should know in advance that in order to cancel you must use the Support section of the members site to submit your cancellation request, otherwise it will not count.