The Alyssa Jensen Scam- Exposing Review
Alyssa Jensen has been a household name of several online money making scam projects. Some of her works include affiliate marketing scams, selling of fraudulent get-rich programs, and work from home scams. Most of these scams are considered to be a carbon copy of her few earlier scams that have been duplicated by a lot of fraud artists, using different business ownership names.
Red Flag #1 Lots of Fake Advertising
Alyssa Jensen’s websites are often characterized by a picture of a housewife who claims that she benefited so much from the services provided by the website. Aside from that, she also claims that she earns more than 300 dollars per day, doing nothing else, but just sitting in front of her computer and watching her money grow.
This kind of advertisement has been popping in our Internet browsers whenever we visit a site, and knowing that it’s pretty shady, we often choose to ignore them.
Red Flag #2 The Name, Alyssa Jensen
In reality, there’s no person named Alyssa Jensen, who is to be held responsible for these illegal scams. Apparently, it’s just a made-up name that’s used to deceive the innocent people.
Now, let’s take a look at her few illegal doings that would allow us to be more cautious next time.
Red Flag #3 Fortune Home System
One of the most popular money making scam that you might run into would be the “Fortune Home Profit System. It’s one of the biggest creations of Alyssa Jensen and the site is advertised through pop ups, telling a story about a young lady who earn more than 80 dollars per day in the comfort of her home.
Red Flag #4 Scarcity Alert and System Error
Obviously, those who are interested would click the links and they’ll be automatically redirected to the registration section of the sales website. In this section, you’ll be asked to enter your name, contact number, and email address. Also, in order to speed up the registration process, this website would tell you that there are only “2 positions left.”
With this, the person who’s interested would try to type as fast as he can, and wouldn’t even read the terms and conditions section during the registration process. After that, you’ll need to make a payment and they’ll ‘teach’ you the basics of internet and affiliate marketing. Unfortunately, a system error would occur and you wouldn’t be allowed to go on to your affiliate marketing work
Red Flag #5 Lack of Customer Support
Those who have experienced a system error would definitely try to contact the customer service, hoping that their problem would be fixed as soon as possible. Unfortunately, even if you try to call their “office” your calls would only go to the voice mail and you’ll never receive a call back. Likewise, if you’re asking for a refund, the support will tell you that this is very impossible and there’s nothing they can do about it.
If you’re lucky enough and was able to reach the customer service, be prepared that this person would bring several loopholes about the terms and conditions agreement. Thus, you have no way out of this scam.
Red Flag #6 Other Scam Projects
Lastly, Alyssa Jensen has a few other scam projects, such as Fortune Agency Online that claims to provide “Wealth Development Certification Program,” which is a lie. Also, there’s the Power Income University that uses the same online program of Fortune 365, and there’s the Home Jobs Revealed, Access Easy Home Income, Michele Taylor’s Home Jobs Revealed, and Power Seller University. All of these promises good results, but they’re all scams.
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