HomeCashCourse issues discussed

I was reading some comments about Mackenzie Lee's HomeCashCourse at one of the work-at-home forums and some of the users were complaining that they weren't getting any help. There were also some suggestions that the photos such as the house, car, and vacation photo on the site might be stock photos.

I checked that photo and recognized it immediately. It's the same photo that's used on the GoogleMoneyTree site.

• Click here to see the "My House, Car, Vacation" photo at HomeCashCourse.
• Click here to see the same "My House, Car, Vacation" photo for the Google Money Tree product.

Now I suppose Mackenzie Lee (HomeCashCourse) and Kevin Larsen (Google Money Tree) might be a couple…after all they do seem to have the "perfect happy family"…which by the way I now have, too…as I just bought the "perfect happy family" photo they use on their site off of IStockPhoto. Look, here's mine:

"Perfect happy family" photo from IStockPhoto

You can get your own "perfect happy family" here if you want. Having a perfect family is so easy these days.

Anyhow, going back to the complaints about lack of support. It's always hard to judge how relevant complaints like that are, since there will always be people that complain no matter what.

However, one of the reasons I recommend Niche Blitzkrieg so highly is because of how active and helpful the Niche Blitzkrieg forum is.

Now there may be logical explanations for why the photo that says "Me and My Family" is found on iStockPhoto and why the "Home, Car, Vacation" photo are the same as the photo on GoogleMoneyTree and why I can also get Nancy R's photo from the stock photo site sx.hu:

"Drink more water" image at sx.hu stock photo site

Let's see how popular some of the other HomeCashCourse testimonial-givers are:

• Click here if you want "Jesse V" to help you understand car leasing or click here if you want "Jesse V" to help you understand the ins and outs of buying a car (see bottom left picture). Or maybe you're just looking to possibly win a new car. Jesse V. might be able to help you out there, too!
• Click here if you want to send a graduation card with HomeCashCourse's very own "Steven M" on it.
• Click here to visit "Jason Seidel" at the beautiful Stratton House Hotel…website.
• Click here to visit "Mel and George Isaacs" at the Cuyahoga County Library.

Now, like I said…maybe there's a good explanation for all these coincidences and the content of the course may be fine, but I doubt that I"ll be adding it to our top 10 recommended home businesses list any time soon.

Interesting facts about sites that recommend Mackenzie Lee's HomeCashCourse:

Ripoff-Review.org a.k.a. Ripoff-Review.com ("Dr. William J. Tomlin") recommends HomeCashCourse.com and just happens to be hosted on the same I.P. address – I.P. 67.212.182.186 – with only 12 other sites including the following:

• TradingFromHome – Ripoff-Review.org's #2 recommendation.
• Survey-Broker.com – Ripoff-Review.org's #3 recommendation and the type of product that WorkAtHomeTruth does NOT recommend.
• Best-10-Work-From-Home.org – redirects to HomeCashCourse and does not appear to use an affiliate link (not 100% sure on that).
• Best10HomeBusiness.org – recommends the same products as Ripoff-Review.org but in the following order:
  1. TradingFromHome.com
  2. HomeCashCourse.com
  3. Survey-Broker.com
• Survey-Broker.com
• YourWorkAtHomeTop10.com – recommends the same products as Ripoff-Review.org but in the following order:
  1. TradingFromHome.com
  2. HomeCashCourse.com
  3. Survey-Broker.com

Here's a snapshot of ALL sites hosted on I.P. 67.212.182.186:

Sites hosted on 67.212.182.186 along with HomeCashCourse.com

Other interesting facts about HomeCashCourse:

• The HomeCashCourse.com domain was created on 2/19/2008 – click here to verify.
• The Ripoff-Review.org domain was created on 2/20/2008 – click here to verify.

"Dr. William J. Tomlin" claims to be an "investigator" but didn't point out anything that was covered in this write-up.

Facts about sites promoting HomeCashCourse:

Scam-Online.com is running an Adwords Ad that warns the reader:

"Before You Ordering Check This Shocking Truth First!"…

but when you click on the ad it just takes you to the HomeCashCourse sales page that has been uploaded to the Scam-Online site.

ReviewNow.info is running an Adwords Ad that wants you to consider whether the HomeCashCourse is a:

"Scam or The Real Deal? The Truth Will Shock You!"…

again when you click on the ad it just takes you to the HomeCashCourse sales page that has been uploaded to the Reviewnow.info site.

HomeCashCourseReview.com claims to be a site run by "Retired Police Officer" Fred Worthington yet "he" doesn't point out any of the issues covered here. Also he recommends a fee-based paid survey site called Top-Paying-Surveys.com even though it's common knowledge now that it's nearly difficult to make even the sma amount of income with paid surveys.

BBB Report on HomeCashCourse – The BBB gives HomeCashCourse an F rating. However, I should point out that they really don't provide any detailed information on how they came up with that rating.

Click here to see the BBB report on Home Cash Course.com which they have lumped together with a site called YourFreeWebSiteSystem.com