In an effort to supplement my Social Security, I investigated a lot of work at home websites. I thou

6th of Sep, 2010 by User620843

In an effort to supplement my Social Security, I investigated a lot of work at home websites. I thought I had done my homework including a search on scam Records. Finding nothing negative on Home-Online-Jobs at the time I cautiously signed on. I evidently searched the wrong names. The experience was typical of most pyramid schemes. Windows #1 Sign on $49.95 Try to exit, but wait it's yours for $29. Free website, Support, start making money instantly. Window #2 You need to join the VIP. Only $17.95 One on One Support, Literature to teach you all you need to know to get rich. Window #3 Create your Free Website. Only problem is that there is only one and it is chosen for you. Cheesy product and design. BUT!!! You can really succed if you go PRO for a mere $197.95. For this you get 10 Websites selling 10 cheesy products. I could go no further. At this time I demanded a total refund. We'll see where that goes. At this posting I haven't received a response.Michelle Mthews did not make her fortune selling these products she has gotten rich off of desperate people in desperate times. Next is filing a dispute with ClickBank through PayPal and then to the Office of Colorado's Attorney General Consumer Complaint Committee. After further investigating the refund policy. It appears that only a refund of the upgrade to PRO Is refundable.

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