Replace Your Job Scam- Exposing, Honest Review

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The first time I came across the “Replace Your Job” Program, the explanation behind it is so vague that I was only certain of one thing: it helps you work at home. Take note of this: they’ll tell you that you don’t need a college degree or even years of experience. So what are the requirements to succeed using this “revolutionary program”? It’s just an internet connection and get this, a positive attitude. Yup, that’s all according to them.

So before we go into the program itself, it’s imperative for you to understand that the one behind this is a certain Kelly Scott. Sounds familiar? Well, I wouldn’t be surprised if you came across that name several times because this fictitious person is apparently popular for her bait and switch con. In fact, she’s been widely associated with numerous link-posting scams. Once the fraud has been exposed, the scammers would then put up a new website and yet, still use her name. I guess some people never really learn. But this is good news for us since we’ll be aware that nothing can come out good with anything that Kelly Scott endorses.

She’s been involved with two other scams namely “37 Clicks” and the more famous “Home Internet Careers.” They’re basically pushing the same stuff which is link posting. Ta-da! Yes, that’s right. This supposedly gold mine that you might trade your 9-to-5 with is just that. There’s no way you can earn thousands of dollars from it that will help you become financially independent and secure.

That being said, I will walk you through the entire process after signing up:

Before you even log in, you will be offered two up-sells. The first one is for $67 which will “automatically submit your website to over 100 of the top search engines.” I don’t usually add LOL in my reviews but allow me to do it just this once. LOL. That’s a big waste of money because if you create new content and publish it in your site, the search engines will find it and rank it at zero cost.

The second up-sell is at $37 for a training in creating and running an online business. After which, you will be redirected to your receipt page along with a message from Kelly Scott which is an instruction for Step 1. You’re asked to call their start up specialist. Now, I don’t mean to be a buzzkill but that will mostly be just sales talk. They’ll be offering you things you won’t need and thus, you might end up spending way more.

And now when you log in. *drum roll please*

You will be brought to the REAL program which isn’t “Replace Your Job” but “Online Software Solutions.” That’s a major red flag right there. Though they have some good information which you can use, their claim that you don’t need any experience to succeed with their training is absolutely not true. If you’re a beginner, chances are, you’ll be loaded with too much information. By the way, the first short video you’ll watch has “37 Clicks” at the top.

They will then present you with three steps: Promote Offers, Drive Traffic and eBay Course. Some of the videos aren’t working which makes them totally useless. Those that work contain a heavy tutorial on making money online and niche marketing. And I mean, heavy. I’m no beginner and yet it made me feel like it’s really just too much in addition to the side menu which again, has A LOT of information.

While some things may be valuable, I’d like to emphasize that on their sales page, their target market happens to be those with little or no knowledge about any of these things. It’s insane.

VERDICT:

Not only do they NOT deliver in their claims but they also have plenty of up-sells which you may not even need. They’re always pushing you to contact them for unclear reasons. They may have good information but the way it is presented is just overwhelming especially for those who are only starting out. Plus, the supposed “creator” is not credible so better think twice before purchasing this program.