If you saw the original WorkAtHomeTruth site (I could show it to you, but it's too embarrassing…but you can still find it in Archive.org if you want) – you can see why. It was a horrible site.

But nowadays the complaints are few and far between. Basically very rare.

When they do come in they are basically some nonsensical rant.

I got one from a grandmother recently that fits the bill. What's odd is that this person has been a subscriber of the WorkAtHomeTruth newsletter for over 2 and a 1/2 years and one day she wakes up and decides to make an unfounded accusation such as this (Hint: I don't sell any $17.00 products):

Grandma says: "I will report you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you just got $17.00 from me and proved you are a scam and anyone who can take money from a GrandMother,, trying to make enough money to help her Grandchildren, how could you???????????"

My reply: "OK. I have no idea what you're talking about as I don't sell anything for $17.00 that I'm aware of (I don't at all, actually). In fact right now I don't even sell any products on this site at all. I do refer people to other sites that sell products sometime.

But if you feel like you need to report me. Go ahead."

Paul Schlegel
Founder, WorkAtHomeTruth"

My takeaway on this:

• Be yourself.
• The customer is not always right.
• No need to be a prick (although I get very close if not all the way there sometimes).
• Don't try to count the number of exclamation points or question marks a person uses if they use more than say three or four. It can really give you a headache and blurred vision.