After landing on WAH Rev’s home page, I realized something: I’ve seen this before. I meant it literally; I’ve seen the same exact interface and sales pitch. Oh, yeah right. It looks just like the website of WAH Edu. So it’s one of Michelle Robinson’s programs. You can check both sites actually since they’re still up and running, unashamedly I might add. If you’ve read my review on WAH Edu, it’s basically the same modus. But if you haven’t yet, we’ll go over each point why you Read more...

Normally, scam sites are so full of hype at first glance that it becomes an eyesore. You see fake timers, sales pitches, videos, and testimonials all over the page. Online Jobs Today decided to go simple and minimalistic, or they were probably too lazy to add anything or too frugal to hire even the cheapest designer. But lo and behold, after you sign up, you’ll see various red flags –from the overused scarcity tactic to the news badges (which don’t mean a thing) and video (spliced and used Read more...

Do you still remember the first time you signed up on Facebook? Did anyone teach you or did you just figure it out all by yourself? Were you able to easily familiarize yourself with the interface and various options? Did it take long before you were simply breezing through the features – from creating pages to changing your privacy setting? Unless you’ve been living under a rock, I bet you completed the registration and setting up process in just a few minutes. It’s pretty easy right? And Read more...

Mark Barrett sells his video course for $9.95 and it basically teaches you how to make video reviews and earn from them. You can’t really expect much for that amount but in all fairness to him, though his product isn’t the best, it’s still okay. WHAT’S INSIDE It’s composed of three parts but it’s for a total of only nineteen minutes. Given what we know about reviews and how they work, that doesn’t seem sufficient to cover all the salient points and other important details. However, Read more...

I may have recently posted about Kim Swartz but a few reviews ago, I also wrote about Michelle Robinson. These fictional characters have been used time and again as the name behind several programs or scams. Another example here is Emily Young. I came across her name from one fake news site called WAHC. I say fake because it may look all legit and professional but if you check each menu page (finance, tech, economy, media etc), you’ll be redirected to the sign-up page of Earn At Home Club. Anyway, Read more...