e Home Profit Kit review of red flags

Have you ever wondered whey a site like eHomeProfitKit.com comes out which are just a new version of  a bunch of other sites? Often this is done because one version has so many complaints showing up in the search engine results that a NEW version is needed  that won’t have complaints showing up. E Home Profit Kit seems to be an example of this.

The Following Is An eHomeProfitKit Review Of Red Flags Video

I’ve also included written explanations of the red flags beneath the video.

eHomeProfitKit red flag #1) “As Seen On”?

“As Seen On” – There is absolutely NO explanation of what this is supposed to mean. Does it mean they “advertised”? Does it mean they posted a “comment” on one of those sites? It’s meaningless.

eHomeProfitKit red flag #2) “Only 2 Positions Left”

An ENORMOUS number of sites use the same  “Only 2 Positions Left” script that eHomeProfitKit uses.  No matter where you are, what you type in – or if you type in nothing at all…there are ALWAYS “Only 2 Positions Left”.

e HomeProfit Kit red flag #3) Use of unrelated video

eHomeProfitKit uses a video from a news station about “working at home”. However that video has NOTHING to do with eHomeProfitKit. It’s just a general news story.

eHomeProfitKit.com red flag #4) The use of the dollar figure $379/day

I know it sounds strange, but a HUGE number of extremely questionable business opportunities use the $379/day” figure. As a matter of fact, if you see $379/day on a sales page for a business opportunity giant alarm bells should start going off in your head. It’s THAT big of a red flag.

e Home Profit Kit red flag #5) Incredibly bizarre banner referencing “Search Partners”

The eHomeProfitKit website has a banner which lists the following companies as “Search Partners”:

• Ask
• Bing
• Google
• Miva
• MSN
• Yahoo

The banner makes absolutely ZERO sense in the context of the eHomeProfitKit website. In fact, the only way it MIGHT make sense is if e Home Profit Kit bought advertising from those companies – or if they sold the services of those companies….both of which ANYBODY could do.

The fact is, though. The claim makes no sense at all.

eHomeProfitKit.com  red flag #6) “Make Money Posting Links”

If you see a site that promises you that you can make money “Posting Links” I recommend you get away from that site as soon as you can.  The “Posting Links” claim has been used in an enormous number of questionable opportunities.  The “posting links” phrase is used to try to make you think that there is some super-easy, simple way to make money just “posting links”.

There isn’t.

eHomeProfitKit.com red flag #7) Offer of a “Free Consultation” with a “Search Engine Agent Success Advisor”

This type of “Consultation” is frequently used used to attempt to convince you to buy a ton of extra stuff (often expensive stuff) that you don’t need – and which often is worthless.

eHomeProfitKit red flag #8) Disclaimers about testimonials are difficult to find

eHomeProfitKit uses testimonials WAY at the bottom of the page that state:

• Testimonial pictures have been adapted (typically this means the site is using stock photos)
• All testimonials have been remunerated (people giving testimonials have been paid)
• Images have been remunerated and are not common. (Huh? What does that last statement even mean???)

eHomeProfitKit red flag #9) Security seals aren’t clickable

The following security seals are listed on the EHomeProfitKit.com order page but are NOT clickable:

• Verisign
• McAfee Secure
• HackerSafe
• GeoTrust

Security seals are ALWAYS supposed to be clickable so that you can confirm that they are valid.

eHomeProfitKit red flag #10) Giant Arrow blocks billing information

eHome Profit Kit uses a GIGANTIC GREEN ARROW pointing over to the order form that says “CLAIM YOUR SPOT”.

Right under that Gigantic green arrow is this:

Offer Details: By placing your order today you’ll gain immediate access to eHomeProfit System and billed a one time fee today of $78.00.

Based on these red flags and MANY other too numerous to mention here I recommend you AVOID eHomeProfitKit