I also found it interesting that they poked fun at recent products like Google Payday, Secret Affiliate Code, Automatic Income System, and even Mass Control Marketing.

Not exactly the best way to win friends and influence people – especially in internet marketing where everyone is trying to get everyone else to "push" their products with the hope of making huge money through JVs.

But apparently the authors of YahooCash4Idiots aren't concerned about the big JV paydays. And if their system really works – why should they be?

The system really started to grab my attention when some of the marketers I trust started to recommend it – including the owner of a major, high-quality PPC training program.

However I'm seeing a lot of claims that it's basic, rehashed PPC materials that would only be of interest to a newbie. I've seen a few people who stated they refunded it immediately.

I have so many products to review that I'm not sure if I'll even have time to review it soon.

However, I can tell you that if you buy  YahooCash4Idiots and hate it…

You can follow the refund instructions here.

You can also check our current Top 10 Home Businesses list here.

Of course if you're going to go out and buy Yahoo! Cash 4 Idiots anyhow you might as well go and hunt down some sort of bonus for it. There are a lot of people offering bonuses now.

You can just search on "Yahoo! Cash 4 Idiots bonus" or "Yahoo! Cash 4 Idiots review".

I've seen some bonuses offering squeeze page templates, research strategies, and tracking strategies and others with bonus interviews with Dean Cassady. You'll just have to decide for yourself on this one what fits your particular needs.

If you buy it and want to provide feedback on it, feel free to comment here. No it's not a scam but there's some evidence it may not be all it's cracked up to be.

Top business site of the week:

A special "Thank You" from last week's business site of the week MilkWeed Mercantile

"With the help of you and your readers the Milkweed Mercantile has made it into the Ideablob finals. We're a strong second, but are getting slammed by a well-connected, well-known design firm.

Money aside, I'd love for us to win so that we can show that there ARE sustainable ways for Americans to live, that we don't have to lose our souls or ethics to earn a living; we can actually have a LIFE.

We are asking everyone who voted to please ask one friend to vote. It would make a world of difference and could actually put us over the top. Do you think you could put a small update in your newsletter tomorrow? Voting continues through midnight on Monday, September 29th.

thanks for your consideration,
Alline Anderson"

If you believe in what they're doing and want to take 3 minutes to help them out (for free) you can register and vote for their idea of using a wind-powered turbine as an energy source for their community here:

Click here to vote for the Dancing Rabbit EcoVillage's sustainable energy plan for their community.

Note: This might be an interesting process for some of you to go through to see unique and unusual ways to raise money for a business.

Top telecommuting site of the week:

WorkOptions.com

Includes the Telecommuting Proposal Template recommended by the WallStreetJournal and several other proposals and articles, some free and some paid.

Top Government Website for the week

ConsumerAction.gov

This is the online version of the Consumer Action Handbook, and includes sample complaint letters, along with a full section of various agencies to file complaints with depending on the type of complaint you are filing.

Top Scam Research Site of the Week

The Australian High Tech Crime Centre

Although based in Australia, it's a very useful site for people all over the world, including the United States. I would highly, highly recommend you visit the page on an increasingly pervasive fraudulent employment scheme called "Mule Recruitment"  which is an attempt to get a person to receive stolen funds using his or her bank account, and then transfer those funds to criminals overseas.

This is the type of scheme that can land you in jail – even if you are completely unaware of what's going on.

Click here to view an simple-to-follow, clearly presented flowchart about how the Mule Recruitment scheme works.

We just prevented someone from getting involved in one of these schemes within the past week. The sites that are used to perpetrate this type of scheme are getting more and more elaborate and professional-looking.

If you are concerned that you might be heading for involvement in a Money Mule scheme either post it at Scam.com or send it via the feedback forms located throughout the WorkAtHomeTruth website. ]]> http://www.workathometruth.com/blog/2008/09/27/workathometruth-weekly-wrapup-september-27th-2008/feed/ 3 http://www.workathometruth.com/blog/2008/09/17/the-problem-with-twodollarsbiz/ http://www.workathometruth.com/blog/2008/09/17/the-problem-with-twodollarsbiz/#comments Wed, 17 Sep 2008 22:28:20 +0000 Paul (Founder, WorkAtHomeTruth) http://www.workathometruth.com/blog/?p=215 Someone posted on Scam.com that PayPal restricted their account after joining TwoDollars.biz because it violates their TOS (Pyramid schemes, etc).

I don't know about the quality of the product they're selling, but the way they have their sales page worded it reads like a classic chain marketing scheme.

Read more on The problem with TwoDollars.biz…

OK. So I have a site that warns people about the current rash of rebate processing scams and even tell people HOW to get their money back – get a refund – and where to report the sites to hopefully get these phony rebate processor job sites shut down.

Yet, Norm apparently ignores the extensive information on this site and other sites I link to and sends in this question to which (as I am want to do) I do NOT respond to very kindly…

Q:

visa tells  me you have asked them to charge my account $197.00 and they have put it on "hold" for seven days.  I want this attemptd charge to be cancelled immediately.
Norm

A:

I have NO clue what you're talking about.
I am WARNING people to STAY away from
those types of products at this site.

Put on your glasses and read about it
HERE:

http://www.workathometruth.com/blog/2008/02/21/telecommuting-psychosis-an-analysis-of-magical-thinking/

Is there a special school people go to to become so stupid?

Peace out.

Mr. work@home

"I'm always very helpful, but NOT always very nice"

btw, I don't really say "peace out" in real life, but it was only way I could diminish my rage against the guy's idiocy at the time.