12/19/2011 New Online Incomes Update:
WATCH OUT!
This is an update to the New Online Incomes warning. I believe that New Online Incomes is about to flood the internet THIS WEEK – the week of 12/20/2011 – 12/27/2011 with their very questionable product.
So you’re prepared for the onslaught of this turkey, make sure you take a look at the following red flags – ESPECIALLY Red Flag #9) which many of you now know is the type of red flag that signals you may be being set up to lose hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars.
New Online Incomes Red Flags
New Online Incomes Red Flag #1)
New Online Incomes professes it’s possible to bring about “Make money and change your life NOW! Within 5 minutes you could be making up to $87 an hour and work from the comfort of your own home!”. That’s a entirely arbitrary, made up amount because profits develop from sales and they have little if any idea specifically what goods you’ll end up promoting or simply those items’ commission amounts.
New Online Incomes Red Flag #2)
Like many other questionable opportunities before it, one of the statements the site makes is “Work From Home Opportunities Have Been Featured On” – that’s a statement which is meaningless given that that doesn’t necessarily indicate that statement has a single thing with regards to New Online Incomes. You’ll find it applying the below trademarks:
- Fox News
- MSNBC
- USAToday
- abc
- CNN
New Online Incomes Red Flag #3)
New Online Incomes is using a video clip right from NBC that is quite simply about “work from home” in general and not actually associated with NewOnlineIncomes.com.
New Online Incomes Red Flag #4)
The upper portion of NewOnlineIncomes.com tells you the creator’s name is Diana Thompson.
Diana from New Online Incomes also happens to double as a stock photo here.
New Online Incomes Red Flag #5)
Declaration that “If You Can Spare 60 Minutes A Day, We Can Offer You A Certified, Proven Work From Home Opportunity To Make Up To $379 Per Day!” Specifically what is that dependant on?
New Online Incomes Red Flag #6)
Usage of alternative testimonial footage. NewOnlineIncomes claims inside their disclaimers at the bottom:
“For purpose of family privacy, testimonial pictures have been adapted and results may vary.”
Although testimonails from others that are at NewOnlineIncomes.com may be reliable, you really should keep in mind that a great many web pages started using this language for the reason that were being outed via Federal Law Enforcement and client protection websites for implementing stock photos within their past customer testimonials.
New Online Incomes Red Flag #7)
Using paid for testimonials.
“All testimonials have been remunerated.”
NewOnlineIncomes.com also makes the bizarre disclaimer, “± Images have been remunerated and are not common.”
I can’t even begin to imagine what that’s supposed to mean.
New Online Incomes Red Flag #8)
The following seals that appear on the NewOnlineIncomes.com order page are not clickable:
- Verisign
- McAfee Secure
- Hackersafe
- GeoTrust
Non-Clickable security seals happen to be worthless.
New Online Incomes Red Flag #9)
New Online Incomes says that you receive You’ll get a free one-on-one phone consultation with a Search Engine Agent Advisor to discuss your individual goals and map out and ensure your quick path to financial success.
More often than not this sort of no cost “Advice” is employed as a tactic to allow them to get you to talk to a sales person that will try to push you into spending money on higher priced options you never actually need or just are of doubtful caliber.
Other Notes:
Shills for the New Online Incomes company – stop posting in the comments section. Your comments are obvious.
Those are things to consider I strongly strongly recommend you give consideration to whenever trying to make a decision regarding this product.
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I signed up for New Online Incomes and mainly did so because it was supposedly featured on TV. I have signed up and never heard from them. Wish I would have read this before doing so.
If you signed up and did not hear from them, did you get your money back? You know, the “personal 30 day Ironclad satisfaction Guarantee”???? I was seriously considering signing up, but now I am glad I saw this.
If you charged it to your credit card call them and dispute the charge the will stop payment and investigate the charge it your card, mention the 30 day guarantee and that they did not give you a refund.
Agreed. It should be an easy decision for the card company.
Landra, did you ever get your money back?
I feel like such a sucker! I was just about to go find my card to buy the program. Im so glad I googled this crap. I knew it was fishy but money is such a mind clouder and they know that! The only reason I even saw ‘Diana Thompsons’ program is because they posed as a friend of mines email address. I opened the email from my ‘friend’ and it said…”i tried it and it worked”, with a link to http://homerevenuenetwork.com/joinnow/main. Total scam. I know better. Guess I just have to make money the good old fashion way and earn it. 2 hours a day to post links did sound pretty nice… sigh.
Im glad i did not try new online income. It is hard to find a legit one!
TOTAL FRAUD!!!! They have ignored ALL my requests for a full refund. All I get is programmed messages that my email was received and my request is “under review” by their suppor staff. Lesson learned! And I’m with you Landra….. I know better but did not check out the reviews before I went forward with it.
I am considering an online business, but there are so many different businesses and they do give their names such as Diana Thompson, Michael S. Brown, Michelle Owens, Sarah Johnson, etc. Are they real? Who do you believe? Any advice on any legitimate online businesses.
Lucy,
If the names you are presenting are the ones I’m familiar with, I can tell you this:
- Sarah Johnson is made up
- Michelle Owens is made up
- I’ve never heard of Diana Thompson. Where did you see that name?
Michael S. Brown is a real person.
I almost sign up for new online income founder by Diana Thompson. She got her picture too.
Thanks for everyones input. Guss I’ll skip newonlineincomes.com . Looks like a scam
I am SO glad I read this! I was just getting ready to put in the credit card info and thought to google them and I found this site! THANK GOD!
Same here I had my credit card out and then had the idea to google them!
Me too. Seen an ad purported to feature agirl from the same home town as me working from her home making fabulous amounts. Thought I’d see what it was all about. Saved me a $100.
I actually came across newonlineincomes.com and was very curious about it. I read all the posting and everyone seems to love the program, which got me even more curious. So i post something on their comment section, as soon as I click refresh, my comment was gone. At that point, I knew something’s fishy about their program. Trust your instinct, dig around, research before you sign up for these stuff.
Thanks, Terry. You did what I contemplated doing, before I decided to check independent reviews first. Basically, the offer seemed too good to be true. That’s a lot of money to make doing, well, what, exactly, that has remained as an undiscovered niche (because if it wasn’t undiscovered, it would have become overpopoulated long ago). I figured if I could post a negative review, perhaps they were legit, if not, which you have proved is the case, then nope, nothin’ doin’. Thanks, all of those who posted here, this is where the web is a real helper. I’ve been burned before, and now ALWAYS check independent feedback, including on infomercials (the majority of which are scams, just junk, or both, but some of which are real).
Thanks for the info. I visited this website the right time as I was planning to sign up for New Online Incomes. Definitely, I’m not going for it.
My mom always said when I was young that if something is too good to be true it probably is. I am glad I listened to her.
I was gonna sign up for new online incomes also, untill my dad told me to google it, now im glad i did….. I want to try the one with Michael Brown, does anybody know about it or if it is hard?
Michael Brown’s niche blitzkrieg is pretty good
yes I too got an email about this site..and too good to be true can hurt you. They make it seem so good and what can you lose if you sign up, but any money you lose that you put in is not fair. How can these websites be legal? Scamming is so common now, who can you believe? Thanks for this site and to read all these comments makes me feel good to not sign up
I just tried to leave an honest comment in this website and submitted it, at first my comments shows up in there, but later when I refresh the website my comments are gone.
It really looks that this kind of business are totally SCAMS.
Sounds like you were on one of the fake advertorial sites promoting New Online Incomes – They have a history of using fake comment sections.
They’re using CPAWay.com to try and find more promoters now. Glad I like to read up on companies I’m thinking of promoting.
CPAWay
Glad to hear it. It’s become increasingly rare for affiliates to actually check out what they’re promoting.
I was trying to sell a stove on craigslist and the person said they loved it and wanted to buy it. When I got back to her, she said, oh I just had a car accident, good thing I work for New Online Incomes, you should try it. I decided to Google it first, and found this. When ever they want my money first, I say forget that!
Oh I should’ve followed my gut instinct.! Damn these scammers!
Oh boy! I’d been scammed once before & now can add #2 to the list. I’m a senior & could have used the $49.00 I’ve “flushed”.
Oh boy!! I’d been scammed once before, but can add this for #2 scam…Could’ve used my $49.00 for something else, now it’s been “flushed”.
Beverly: I suggest you report this to the Federal Trade Commission – http://www.ftc.gov.
I am glad I google this company and read all reviews, and all were so helpful. I am glad of not taking this offer. It seemed to be so good. I will appreciate if anyone can recommend a reliable website. God bless you!
Anytime I look into any websites( or really any product/person/business at all), I always google and check reviews. Businesses always get checked out on the BBB website. Even hotels etc. People are really crappy in the world these days. Good luck to all you guys
Dont forget, when u find these bogus websites & businesses, take time to report them. On the BBB website and anywhere else you can. Report bad businesses there too. More people need to be held responsible for their actions and learn to treat people right and do their jobs right and with honor. You dont hafta screw people over to make a living.
BBB, is great for checking complaints, but as many people have finally found out a complete fraud when it comes to their rating system. Myself and many others have warned people about BBB rating fraud for years…finally it’s been completely outed:
There have been several other exposes about the BBB rating system, but this is the first news story that people seem to be taking seriously.
My Red Flag was that THIS offer was just TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. Don’t do it! Run from it. I almost got sucked in.
I think they have changed the name to Freedom Agency Online.I came across this offer to work from home yesterday and was super excited at the chance to be able to work again. The first red flag for me was having to pay anything for a job!! Still trying to be hopeful, I continued to look into the process , even going to the BBB site (where there were no negative comments). As a last effort to not be scammed for my last few dollars I simply searched the name given and BOOM-I found this site. From a mother of four who has no money to waste…THANK YOU SO MUCH for making this site.
I have a warning about Freedom Agency Online here. You’re right. It does appear to be the same company. Once they get enough complaints under the old name they set up a new one.
If you check these two checks on 2 different links you will notice the same check number 49169 with 2 different amounts $6,872 and $8,795. If this is not a scam, do you have a stronger word?
SCAM! SCAM! SCAM!
http://careerpathjournal.com/g02/?c=12&alert=off
http://stayathomeincomemom.com/onlineincomesjobreport.htm
Great find, Hedi.
Good Catch! You cant have the same check number! What an idiot whoever did the advertising. I was sent this email by a friend and I guess hes not a real friend but I was very interested at first but then as I do with everything, I googled it and found nothing but bad reports on it! The site I was brought to is : http://homerevenuenetwork.com/joinnow/
It definitely sounded too good to be true! Being laid off since July of 2011 though it has been tough and that is who they prey upon…people who are desperate and dont know any better…wow, they get $97.00 so if they get that amount from 90 people, that alone is $8,730 bucks and thats only 90 people so imagine they suck thousands into this scam? OMG!
So glad I googled this company. My sister-in-law’s heart was in the right place when she sent me the link to New Online Incomes, but after looking it over I figured it was too good to be true. They should be ashamed of themselves, preying on people who legitimately want to work
, and basically stealing their money.
Unfortunately I found this info too late. Luckily I only paid $29 but I will try for a refund. Changed all my account info because I don’t trust them at all
I was sooooo close to being a fool, I’m really thankful for Google!
Just as I was about to enter my credit card info, I happened to see “Disclaimers”on the bottom of the page. (every fiber of my being was saying, no, no, don’t do it, so I was really looking for a reason not to!) I clicked on the disclaimers link, and it basically states right out loud that it’s a scam; “not typical results” “it’s all in what you put into it”, etc, etc. So then I googled it and landed here. Oh, and every time I tried to navigate away from their page they’d offer me a lower rate! Scam-Scam-BOGUS! I agree with the person above, they should be ashamed of themselves! In this time of crisis for so many people! Carrion….
Is there any way to find out where these people reside and criminally punish them for scamming people? I sure would like to know how to trace them through their computer links. Anyone know how?
Glad I read this article first. The advertisement I read was about Kelly Richards-mother-looking for a job-in Winston Salem NC. I looked at the white pages phone book and there was a Kelly Richards-actually about 7-and 4 in other states listed. But only one 1 in W-S. Is she the same one? Who knows? I’m not going to call her and harass her!-Not after reading all these negative reviews!
Mark,
The best thing to do is follow the instructions I have on this page:
How To File Consumer Complaints
Law enforcement tends to prioritize their investigations based largely on the number of complaints file and/or the amount of money lost.
They use your location and tailor the webpage to you. When I came across the site, Kelly Richards just happened to live in Martinsburg, WV, which is the closest ‘city’ to me. Imagine that. So no, don’t bother trying to contact the one who lives in your area. It’s just a name they use because it’s common and they know it’s likely that when someone searches for it, like you did, there’s a good chance of someone with that name living in the area and that helps legitimize it for many people.
Is there any work from home – internet based – jobs out there that are NOT SCAMS? I really wish I could find something that would actually be REAL… Really tired of all the SCAMMING!
If anyone knows of a work from home job let me know.
Thanks
did you ever find a real work from home job?
WOW!!! After going over the presentation, I also was about to get the credit card fired up and then I thought twice and used google and find this web site. To Google and the sight owner, BRAVO. I never tried these work at home jobs ’cause it sounded too good to be true. Now this web site should prove to all that (If it sounds to be too good to be true; It probably isn’t.)
I’ve gone over this site twice (newonlineincomes.com). I always search for companies on BBB.org (Better Business Bureau) just to check them out. Even if a company is not an affilliate of the BBB, usually their information still comes up. I find it funny that their URL could not even be found. If a company is truly legitimate, why should we have to guess the address? Why would they not have a published phone number. It is truly sad that you can’t find any legitimate “work from home” business that are not scams. In hard times like this, where it’s hard to find a job, gas prices are rising and other issues exist, things like this are just sinister. It really is a shame. It truly makes you wonder where greed will take people.
I have been trying for years and the information that the site gives to follow is correct, and as long as you actually do the work you will make something, I made a little with each program out there, and this one is complete, but more importantly if i could do it over, i would qualify for their success team and not spend the thousands learning on my own. this site promotes its own work at home program by discrediting others, now that is a scam.
I’m leaving Joe’s comment so people can see how what’s called the “shilling game” is played (basically, it’s damage-control). My friend Lynn Edgington that I talk to daily and who works with numerous Assigned Federal Agents covers it brilliantly in his book “Robbing You With A Keyboard Instead Of A Gun” (I contributed the section on work at home scams to the book). His analysis in the book relates to ponzi schemes, but it’s similar in the home business/business opportunity arena as well.
I’ve been down this road many times before and it’s often ended up with an organization that starts with an F, has 3 letters, and ends with a C.
The shill has two options:
1. Engage in debate about the warnings.
2. Use redirection to try to take readers eyes off the issues/warnings.
Obviously, debating the facts isn’t a good choice for the shill, because they know their on the losing end. Thus, the only real choice for them is to try to use redirection/deflection.
The most direct/easy method of redirection is to call the person doing the warning a “nay-sayer” and someone who doesn’t have a “positive attitude” or “doesn’t understand the full picture” (very similar to cult tactics).
Another big redirection/deflection plays run by a shill is to claim that a person is running a scam by discrediting that person – rather than addressing the issues that are brought up in the warning or finding out the past history of that person’s warnings (for example, I provided extensive documentation to the FTC and worked with them directly to take down one of the top 100 spammers in the world in this case – and I provided extensive documentation on a massive cross-border business opportunity scam to the Secret Service at their request).
Of course, joe. If you want to debate the facts of the warning, you might want to take a look at some of the results of other “debates” I’ve engaged in in the past:
Here’s a VERY short list of the outcomes of just a few of the other “debates” I’ve engaged in:
http://www.ftc.gov/os/caselist/0923060/index.shtm
http://www.ftc.gov/os/caselist/0923103/
http://www.ftc.gov/os/caselist/0923122/index.shtm
http://www.ftc.gov/os/caselist/1023012/index.shtm
http://www.ftc.gov/os/caselist/1023015/index.shtm
Yes, Michael S. Brown is a real person and is connected to Niche Blitzkrieg. I joined this program and it is not a scam. It teaches you Internet Marketing in a very simple way and is not a get rich (too good to believe) scheme. They will tell you right up front that it takes hard work to be successful at this, but it can be done. And the support you get from the forums is great. One of the few legit offers.
Hi Sheila:
I am thinking about doing the Niche Blizkrieg program. Is it really that difficult? Are you making good money?
FOR ALL THOSE THAT WANT THEIR MONEY BACK TALK TO YOUR BANK ABOUT THAT UNAUTHORIZED CHARGES FROM NEW ONLINE INCOME…. YOU WILL RECIEVE A REFUND DUE TO FRAUD…. GOD BLESS AMERICA… ANTHONY MORRISONS ADVERTISING PROFITS FROM HOME GOT ME AND I STRUCK BACK AND GOT MY REFUND… THE BOOKS WILL BE GOOD TO START A BOMB FIRE THANKS TONY HAHA…. GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL.
Got Mine Back From My CC
Oh my gosh I just sined up for this, I hope I get my money back because I just lost my job and I was deperate.
I live in Sonora Ca. If you look at the check to Kelly the address that is blocked out does not look right. The first line under her name would be her addres the second should just be Sonora CA with the zip, But it looks like there are several more words blocked. Glad I checked further on this first.
I saw new online incomes and looked it up and down just last night….Unfornationatly i spent $99.00 to join…but today I talk with a friend and she brung me here,MY LANDS HOW DO I GO ABOUT GETTING MY MONEY BACK,THE SAD THING IS I BORROWED IT AND HALF TO PAY IT BACK…PRAY FOR ME…..
I took the plunge and paid $49. I obviously wasn’t sure if it was a scam or not, decided to give it a shot. After seeing this site decided to try and get a refund. Today, I called to get my refund. After being on hold for a few minutes, the lady on the line agreed to give me a refund without any problems. That was a surprise, based on the other comments here. I hope it goes through! I’ll give an update on the refund if and when it goes through…
I had just made up my mind to sign on to New Online Income.They send so many messages to you, you begin to say, “Oh, I’ll just give it a try”. DON’T!! Diane and her”crew” are a SCAM!! Honest online jobs are out there, but you’ve got to be deligent in doing research and background checks FIRST. Stop thinking fast money is easy money.The only money that’s moving fast is off your credit card. Good luck everyone.
This company is deceitful and dishonest. Unfortuntely I’ve lost $99 because I read the article about this company in USA Today’s Newspaper and make the mistake of giving them $99 before checking them out further. I thought the large article in USA Today’s Newspaper would be a credible situation. I went to their website to find out more about them after giving them $99. When I cancelled out of their website they told me not to cancel they would sign me up for $79! When I then cancelled out of their website they told me not to cancel and they would sign my up for $59. So within 10 minnutes I lost $40 ! Then I went to the Internet and saw all of the negative comments about this company. So I contacted them and asked them to credit my $99 back to my account as I was not interested. They refused to do this. Their Customer Service said I have to be in their program for 20 days before they would consider refunding my $99! Their method of doing business should be illegal.
You need to contact your State Attorney General’s Office and you have the RIGHT to cancel anything within 3 days of contracts, not 20 days! I would call your Attorney General’s Office and dispute this company and tell them they are refusing the refund of your money, do not let this company intimidate you, you stand up for your rights! Stop giving them power and take it back. What you should have done, is called your bank and stopped payment to them!
Looking for a good work from home job.. anyone know about affilate marketing or something not through these people?
If you want to know what is REALLY involved in affiliate marketing without all the hype, then you might want to take a look at this video:
Real answers about affiliate marketing
I was really considering joining up. My first “red flag” was the limited time to sign up. If they indeed work with multi-billion companies everyday, then the offer should be there everyday, or as long as there are positions to fill. What was BIZARRE is, after I read this page I hit the Back button to go back to New Online Incomes and it had disappeared. I wonder if someone there tracked me here to the thruth of the matter….LOL. I have been unemployed for a very long time…. how do these scammers sleep at night?
Thank you for all of you. I almost sign up to Diana Thompson’s program, Luckily I google them first. I just want to make more money in my pocket and this program look very good, Yest that is too good to be true. Thank you all
The devil is in the details! Scams can hide under other guises, such as in Craigs List.
I responded to a Craigs List posting for a “comfy green sofa” that was taken but then the person offered the http://www.newonlineincomes.com link saying she’s making money, her sister is signing up, and that there are limited spaces so she would appreciate I do not forward the link to anyone. Never did she/he offer a phone number. Doing research I found this and other websites revealing scam.
Yep. I had a friend who recently sold a bunch of items on Craigslist and kept getting hit with that same scam.
I have read a lot of your comments and I really appreciate this info. What prompted me to do a little legwork was the 3rd offer that was made to me.
I did purchase the program as well for $99 dollars and was very excited. I got a call from their one-on-one consultation, who mentioned to me that they could do this & that for maybe $5k-$10k up front and would see my return very soon; I told them if I had $5k or $10k that I wouldn’t be talking to them!!!! (make sense right??) But I had purchased the program and wanted to put my end of the work in to be fair to myself…. b/c nothing is free and there is some work b4 any $$ can be seen.
So in my program was offered the signing up for free professionally built website if I signed up for the hosting company (brain host) which I did, I choose the cheapest plan of 6 months for I think $68 dollars… (very excited now, b/c this is all new to me, never did this before)
and I recieved a free complimentary website builder (mycreativesitebuilder.com) membership; low and behold I received the info to build the site via email, all the follow ups, just came up with name and market of the site i was interested in, theme and they DID PUT ME TOGETHER A PROFESSIONALLY BUILT WEBSITE) that’s all mine!!!……. That proved true!!!
I can go into my website at anytime & make changes but I don’t b/c I don’t know what I’m doing. But I have been learning how to slowing make changes like: adding ads to my website by going to the free tutorials provided from both website builders I received from the one ($99 NewOnlineIncones purchase & signinging up for the brain host hosting company) So I had to sign up for google Adsense (which is free) so I can post ads on my website!!! I very excited !!!! But here’s the thing, I only spent maybe $200-250 total on the whole thing & everything I did receive….. do the work that u paid for and it does work… But don’t be no fool, I’ve only spent $$$ I can afford to write off as a loss or r guaranteed to be refunded, which I was!!
Anyone of u can write me personally if you like cooph34@gmail.com
I haven’t made $$ with my website yet b/c I just UNDERSTOOD it was an Infomation Website that was created for me w/ ads to be placed on it thru google Adsense; and now that I have applied to them, and waiting for their approval so I can start putting approved ads on my site, then I’ll see if some $$ comes from all of this!!!! But I HAVE NOT BEEN DISATIFIED AS OF YET, BUT I WASN’T ABOUT TO GIVE NOONE $5-10k dollars,…… LEARN TO BUILD IT YOURSELF, all they are doing is selling you Info you can learn to read for yourself to get into the business of Internet Marketing….. I really like it, but it does does take you learning how this business operate yourself, Not being a fool & give someone $$$thousands of dollars u don’t know, do research on everybody…… There is $$$ in the industry of Internet Marketing, but I believe u r going to make riches overnight from anything…
My website is infotechnologynow.com, u can check it out if u like…..
What made me do some extra research on NewOnlineIncomes is I had another call from them w/ another offer but the rep didn’t want to send me any info on the proposal he mentioned to me which would be totally refundable in 12-18 months on a business line of credit after I used my own credit ( 10 days later it would be put on a business line of credit) so b4 I move forward, I wanted something in writing so I’ll know that who I was speaking to was real ……. when he didn’t want to do that, that’s when I look up more & got to this review site…… I will still do more research on this rep & the business if it turns out ok, I’ll proceed forward, but I say this, I have received nothing bad
Now I continue to get emails from other program offers which I sift thru and see if they are legit …… pls do the research b/c if u don’t u will get burned, but b/c all of the offers come thru clickbank.com affiliates, YOU WILL GET YOUR MONEY BACK, I have personally been refunded $192 dollars from one program I was disatified with.
On the positive side, they did build your site with the Genesis Framework which is a very secure Theme.
However, there is potentially a BIG problem with your site. I’m able to find the same content from your site on NUMEROUS other sites. Google HATES sites that don’t have original content. I haven’t checked your whole site yet, but if ALL of your content is the same as on other sites, then you’re site is likely to get banned by Adsense.
If you want to avoid that, start writing your own original content, or paying others to write it. Make sure you understand principles of On-Page Search Engine Optimization when writing your articles, and also understand how to rank your site using principles of Off-Page Search Engine Optimization.
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Paul ,this link is not complete , right link is http://www.plagium.com/
thanks
Wow. Just found your comment in the spam comments.
From Henry,
You’ve got me thinking …. Even nothing bad has happen in my experience w/ New Onlines Income, I’m glad you r writing about them & especially mentioning to me that my site may have the same content as other sites. Now, is it better to just drop the site altogether or learn how to put my own content on it & redo the pages???
B/c I really don’t want to get a bad name starting out by dealing w/a dishonest business such as New Onlines Income…… so I’m very much open to suggestions to get on the right track & do things the right way……… thanks so much for your feedback, glad there r still good & honest people out here !!!!!
Keep doing what u do….. Thanks again
Since you already have the site going I would start getting your own content on there to start out with – it won’t be a bad way to learn one piece of the puzzle. Then eventually you’ll want to start a site of your own from the ground up. That’s assuming they are teaching you how to optimize your pages for the search engines, do link building, along with other ways to drive traffic to your site.
Wow! I also responded to an ad on Craigslist for a front desk receptionist and was told the position was taken,however, she has been working for New online Income and was making about $500 a week. Her sister was signing up that evening and that there were 3 positions available. She went as far to say for me not to tell her boss if I was ever called in for an interview. Glad I followed my gut and googled the site.
Dang! I have been looking for an out from cube-land and was hoping this might be it. Guess not. has anyone found a legite on-line offering ???
Thanks to everyone who commented on this topic. I was just about to enter my payment information but my gut told me to check it out a bit more first. Does anyone know if they can use your name/number/email for spam etc. I hope not, but I did enter my name/email/number. It sounded too good to be true though I don’t doubt that there are legitimate online work from business I think it should be easier to look them up. I couldn’t find anything about Diane Thompson then I came across this reviews board and breathed a sigh of relief. Again THANK YOU all for sharing your experiences it’s comforting to know that I am not alone.
Best.
I did sign up and I received the same e-mail through craigslist about only having 3 positions left and making $500. I thought cool i’ll try it. I signed up and tried to use the site, but couldn’t figure it out. So I signed up with Brain Host to make a website for me, which cosed more $$$. I began to figure it was a scam and asked for my money back from Brain Host and they did so faithfully. However, New online Incomes will not give me my money back until I have used the site and kept an account for 20 days. So their 30 day money back guarantee is really a 10 day period, which was written in fine print in the terms and agreement. Needless to say I am awaiting my 20 days out to get my money back, which I really hope is going to happen. DO NOT USE NEW ONLINE INCOME IT IS A SCAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THIS IS A RIP OFF…stupid me…did not check out complete until I was robbed of the money. They state a 30 day return which is nothing but a lie. I followed all the instructions listed…talked to ROBBIE on the phone and told me no record although I sent the email…talked to a live person within the time limit. WELL ROBBIE AND THE REST ARE SCAM ARTISTS AND THIEVES.
DO NOT GET SUCKED IN ON THIS LIKE ME!!!!!!!!!
I am glad that I am reading all these reviews before I was going to make a choice to invest with them. In case that anyone can hepl me out in going and trying to locate this perosn who was the one that offer me this website from a sale ad that i had posted on craigslist. His name is Ying Berry and his email is Yingberry@yahoo.com. If anyone can let me know if this was the same person who may have introduced this web page to you. If you know of any true sites that you go and work from please advise and let me know. Thanks for your help
I think I actually talked to the woman in Austin who started all this. I live in Austin and here the website http://www.craigslist.org is really popular for selling and buying items, as well as finding odd jobs or workers for odd jobs etc. Well there is a section for people giving items away free, and someone posted about a computer desk which I needed, so I emailed about it. She told me I was the second person to email her by a matter of minutes and she felt bad, so she said “You know, if it’s any consolation, Ive been making very good money with this work at home program” and gave me the link.
I dont know for sure if it was her or not, but apparently no body ACTUALLY makes money off this, they just take your money and never get back to you, so I am thinking that is how she makes that 8 grand a week, posting free stuff online then saying its been taken but for second place prize you get this secret, which is I take your money! lol
That’s a common scam that’s running on Craigslist and other similar sites.
Has anyone heard about a business called PMR (Precious Metal Resource)
I Got My Money Back Cancelled My CC And Got A New One
I Got My Money Back Cancelled My CC And Got A New One
Another idea when checking out a company. When you have their address, google it, and do a map search, then street view. You might be surprised what you might see. I have done this on many so called companies to find that they do not exist! One was a park, one was an apartment building, that supposedly had 100′s of employees, and 1 was an empty lot. So do your research people, you have the internet at your fingertips. Google is wonderfully useful in finding out information, or Bing is another that will help with being an online detective. Most will end up showing who the Scams are. And be nice enough to post if you find out a scammer, this way you are passing forward information to others so they aren’t put in the same positions you were and lose money too. I did find a legitamate online homebased job but I quit because of them cutting hours so badly. And they only hire from certain states. But they are legit. So they are out there, just keep looking and protect yourself. Happy Hunting!
Sorry Only Posted Once My Friends
Quality Financials,LLC is a scam. I signed up to do advertising for my website. I paid a lot of money and they will not help me as they promised. I have tried to get my money back but I cannot get to speak to anyone that is honest enought and polite enough to give me my money back. There was a 60 day money back quarantee and I have been trying for months to get my money./address of this company is Quality Financial Solutions, LLC 15685 N. Cave Creek Road STE 102, Phoenix, AZ 85032.
so im noticing that no one ever aanswers with a legit online job to work from home, there has to be something
Hi Paul.
Thanks for the info. You can bet I am going to post this on Facebook for all my friends and family. Keep up the good work. For now on you will be known to me as the Watcher on the Net.
Have a good day.
Thanks, Edward
i think such dirty people must be chased and severely punched, just to save the money of innocent people who are struggling to work legally… alhumdullah i didn’t fall for it.
I was curious just like everyone else so I went on their site. Everyone should try this and you’ll find out its a scam. Go to their site and then attempt to exit, then a offer will pop up for 50% off. Click stay, then a new window will pop up with the new price. Keep doing this and it’ll keep offering you a cheaper price for the package. LMFAO! It’s soooooo funny. Have fun! Happy holidays!
$59.00 is the lowest they’ll go. LMFAO!
An earlier commenter named Gloria said she got it for $29. Maybe they’re having a holiday UN-special.
I bought the $99.00 deal – got a call from a completely different entity. The guy tried to get all my personal info under the guise of ‘trying to see if you will be one of our success stories’… I protested loudly – and he told me his…’financial history’ trying to get me to share my info with him. I told him he was nuts if he thought I bought his info – that he could well be a prisoner somewhere trying to get my info to sell, or to steal my identity.
DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!! BIG FREAKING SCAM!!!!
Yep. Sounds like he was trying to find out how much credit and money you had available so he could try to sell you as much as possible. It’s a typical boiler-room scam strategy.
Hi! Thanks for all the info and the posts. My question is, can’t scammers like this be tracked and caught??
I guess it can be done. With all the technology around. There must be a place to denounce this type of theft.
Ok, so, right after posting my question I see this video on top about how to file complaints. Sorry about posting without taking a look at the whole site first. Great site!
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There’s more detailed instructions here:
How To File Consumer Complaints
That page covers additional law enforcement agencies it can be helpful to file with.
I don’t understand. All of you are complaining this is a scam. OK, I can see that it is, however those of you that signed up for it and weren’t able to get your money back or had to “stay in the program” for a specific time….. Did you try the program? Has anyone spent the money and actually TRIED this? I have seen ZERO comments explaining if anyone has actually received and used the kit. Anyone?…. ANYONE?
Maybe you can be the first, if you would like to get bombarded with high pressure sales calls that try to grab thousands of dollars out of you – or maybe YOU’RE one of those sales people coming here to shill for the company? It happens here ALL the time.
Oh wow. No. I’m not by any means a sales person. Quite frankly, I wish I was. Then I would have a job. I got laid off from a high paying job in November. I’m a single Mom looking for ANY work I can. My next step will be serving tables like I used to when I was 20. I’ve simply been doing the research as others are. I’d like to work from home, but at this point, I don’t think I will find what I’m looking for. It’s too bad…. I have a college degree, 8 years of experience in HR, and certifications I could wallpaper my living room with…. and yet, here I am. I didn’t mean to offend your site or any other individual. If anyone knows where there may be legitimate work online, please share.
OK. No problem. I get tons of shills here trying to save their sales and your comment didn’t make sense to me since the company is an obvious scam. Just got a letter in the mail recently from a lady who lost $36,000 to one of these types of scams.
Diana’s current offer after not signing up for $99.00, $18.73, came to my email the next day! Glad I found your info.
Thanks for the info guys. really appreciate it.
Just read an article about New Income founder by Diana. All the comments are so good if i haven’t found this site im sure already sign up. Offer me at first $99, next 2 days $38 then today become $18+ …
$http://www.careerpathjournal.com/01/index.php?aff_id=1024&aff_sub=CD1&a=0
one more thing I comment for everyone that, they need to google it first before they sign up…. but my comment never show up in the comment lists.. Totally SCAM…
I really happy that i googled this and found this site, was so close to pay, but something was fishy anyway about this, to good to be true. F***ing SCAMMERS!!!!
Thanks guys for your help, to good to be true, huh. I had recommended this Diana Thompson to a friend and was planning to suggest that my wife check it out as well. Praise God for friends like you!!!
This is the copyright notice at the bottom of the Freedom Agency Online’s web site.
“Copyright © 2011 Freedom Agency Online™. All Rights Reserved”.
It, along with almost every other “link” brings you back to the same page:
http://www.ewebsecurepage.com/03/index.php.
It has a bunch of variations after the” .com/”, but they all lead tho the same page.
This should be a huge red flag for anyone considering this, which I believe is a new name for” New online Incomes ” site.
Even the links to their own fake “NEWS” website are fake, just more sales pitches! Of course the other links, like to real news sites are still dead.
If you go there, good luck getting off the site!
Seems they are operating under the name of Home Cash System as well. I received an email from a trusted friend also containing the link. She didn’t send me the email, she had been hacked. This is the website I was taken to: http://property-wealthsystem.com/joinnow/main.
It is a shame people spend so much effort into illegitimate business then legitimate ones. What kind of world will be left for our children? I shutter to think…
That one shows Home Profit Online & Home Profit Web. I have warnings for those here:
Home Profit Online warning
Home Profit Web Warning
I also have a warning for Home Cash System here.
Tough to keep track of with so many different names.
This is just a total outrage! First of all, thankyou for taking the time to create this site and for being vigilant in catching these predators. THEY MAKE ME SICK! My fiancé sent me this link saying “you should do this” but I am always skeptical of buying a “system” to make money. So glad I Googled this person who is supposedly making all this dough.
In these tough times, these crooks prey on people (like us) who are seeking another stream of income to make ends meets.
THANK YOU FOR CARING ENOUGH TO DO THIS!
I should have know better. Name was Diana Thompson @ homeprofitweb.com. I am embarrased to say I was taken for $97.95. So I could make up to $15 for posting a link that only takes 5 minutes of my time. A thirty day ironclad money back guarantee. 22 pages of what sounded like the truth. And to top it off they sent it to me through a friends email. After not hearing from them for 3 days so I could get started on my “JOB” my husband typed in the name and that is how I got here. The rest is history. I hope I can get my money back from my credit card company.
THANKS FOR THIS WEB SITE. NEXT TIME I WILL USE IT BEFORE I’M TAKEN!
What gets my goat is that New Online Income offers a 30 money back guarantee at any time. I called within 14 days and was told that I had to at least have the product for 20 days. Fine, I called back between 20 – 30 days, just so they can tell me I have to wait another month. For the last 3 days I have not received a call or a return email. So this is what I am going to do…take a copy of my emails to the bank and dispute the charges before 60 days lapse. I only wish that they can be reported to the FBI or anyone who investigates SCAMS!!!!