John Jacobs' ProcessforPay system is on our "not recommended" list because the claim that he "(became) quite famous as a pioneer of rebate processing" seems incredibly bizarre given the history of rebate processing. For one thing people who do rebate processing jobs tend to be lower-skill workers who typically make right at or barely above minimum wage.

Also, in recent times many rebate processing jobs have been shipped overseas where workers are willing to work for $3.00 an hour or even much less.

Finally, for those seeking telecommuting work the ProcessForPay website fails to pass our Rules we've put up in order to assist you in evaluating home job websites and home job offers. Although we aren't certain, what ProcessforPay probably teaches is affiliate marketing based on incentivized offers.

And yes, you can make money marketing products and offering rebates on them, but the rebate money comes from your own funds in this case and you have to pay strict attention to the rules the companies that allow incentivized offers put in place to make sure you don't risk losing all of your commission money.

In fact the only type of "rebate processing" that would enable you to earn $225 per day would be affiliate marketing using incentivized offers.

If instead, you are trying to locate telework, you might want to visit our telecommuting jobs section. Or if you're somebody who has considered trying to find data entry work you probably would want to review this list of real data entry work from home companies here. Although, be prepared for some shocking information that you might not know.