This is a Home Income Surge review of red flags. If anyone has experience with this company let me know. The sales process for Home Income Surge doesn’t have as many red flags as most I’ve seen, but I’m always concerned when I see a company using security seals that aren’t clickable (see the rest of this Home Income Surge review to find out why).
The following is a Home Income surge video review of red flags. I also have highlights beneath the video:
Before I go over the red flags within the Home Income Surge sales process, I do want to commend them for making the billing information MUCH easier to find in this sales process than I’ve seen in the past.
At least within the page I reviewed they did so – I know there are other versions of the sales page, so if anyone has a different opinion about this let me know. On the sales process reviewed in the video they billing information is clearly disclosed by Home Income Surge as follows:
*To access your website, a nominal charge of $1.95 USD is needed for us to know that you are a real person. Upon payment, you’ll receive instant access to your very own website for a 5-day trial-enrollment. After your trial-enrollment expires, in order to keep your website active and available on the internet, you agree that your card will be charged $29.95 per month for hosting and maintenance. There are no hidden fees and no long-term contracts. You may cancel anytime simply by calling our office toll-free at (888) 230-7531.
Red Flags At Home Income Surge
Home Income Surge red flag #1) Potential False Association with news organizations
HomeIncomeSurge.com uses the following logos on their page, but provide absolutely no explanation as to why those logos are there:
- CNN
- People
- Time
If there’s no real association between CNN, People, & Time this could be a case of what MarkMonitor (a service for tracking brand abuse) would deem to be false association).
HomeIncomeSurge Red Flag #2) Disclosure Of Non-Association With Brands
At the very bottom fo the page – well after the actual first optin form – the Home Income Surge site has the following disclaimer:
“Accelerated Cash Income System is not associated with CNN, People and TIME”
I would highly doubt that anyone will ever see that.
Home Income Surge Red Flag #3) Non-Clickable Security Seals
The HomeIncomeSurge.com site uses the following non-clickable security seals:
- Verisign
- McAfee Secure
If you cannot click a security seal to verify them through the appropriate 3rd-party database, then those trust seals are meaningless when it comes to the site they are on.
What concerns me the most is the non-clickable security seals. Although the order page is on an https:// url I have to question what type of company would engage in improper seal usage.
