AccessTrainingFromHome.com Review – Is it a scam?
Access Training From Home is a website that offers another work-at-home opportunity. It is similar to other work-at-home websites that offer exaggerated earnings. According to Access Training From Home, anyone can earn as much as $225 per hour simply by posting links.
More about AccessTrainingFromHome
Access Training From Home features the story of a work-at-home mom named Ashley Williams, who is said to be earning millions now by just working online. In addition to Ashley Williams’ so-called rags to riches story, the website’s also making use of an advertorial, an ad that looks like a real news story. This marketing strategy is used to lure consumers to purchase their Home Revenue Development Program. By signing up in this program, one would receive a link to the Wealth Development Center, lifetime access to the VIP Members area, unlimited personal support, and more.
The Warning Signs
There are a lot of things about AccessTrainingFromHome.com that make it more of a scam than a legit work-at-home website. One, the way it describes link posting is totally wrong. You don’t earn simply by posting links. Instead, advertisers pay you a commission for every sale made through the links you posted.
Second, there’s no way to verify whether its claims are true or not because the links in its page are non-clickable.
Third, its earning claim is simply exaggerated. And lastly, the way it sells its program seems to follow the same format of other known online scams.
Final thoughts on AccessTrainingFromHome.com
With the way AccessTrainingFromHome.com works, it’s clearly a scam. You really don’t need to sign up in a special program that’s worth almost a hundered dollars just to learn link posting. Also, legit websites has clickable links to verify its claims, provide realistic earning projection, and provide details of the business opportunity it offers.
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I paid the $ 97.95 with a Visa card and expected to get an Inbox full of literature. That was two days ago. Nothing has shown up ( or down ). My bank statement verified that the 97.95 was taken…and immediately. I am left with nothing more than I had the previous night…but with 97.95 less. If anyone knows how to contact this “credible” training site, please let me know, I’d like my money back.
Bob Kaiser
[email protected]
I paid and they had no trouble getting my money but i can’t even login with the password they gave me. I emailed for “support” but of course heard nothing. I would like my so called 100% money back. does anyone know how to contact them.Are there more people out there so as a group we might be able to do something. A lawyer, or even 7 on your side. please contact me if you were scammed also.
Tammy
Tammy,
Bob Kaiser here…[email protected]
I also was scammed having heard nothing, but losing my money. I have been “randomly emailed” by another person who went through the same thing.
You can add me to any list of objectors to this scam, but don’t expect any money. The whole purpose of “Training From Home” was to get money…working from home !
If I pay money to a lawyer, I again lose more money, and he/she would want the litigation to go on for years….even more money….sorry..no.
I lost $97.95 and I don’t plan on losing any more.
I certainly welcome any feedback and advice, but don’t expect any more of my money.
Not sarcasm…just brutal reality.
Regards,
Bob Kaiser
[email protected]
Bob Kaiser & Tommy
You both need to contact your credit company and dispute the charge…BEFORE THE 30 DAYS MONEY BACK GUARANTEE EXPIRES. The credit card will start an investigation and refund your money.
Good luck,
Gabriel
If anyone has been a victim of “cyber fraud”, or a scam please go to the website below and file a complaint through the FBI. I received unsolicited email from accesstrainingfromhome.com through a friends email account that the fraudsters apparently hacked into and used her contact list. Be sure to keep all documents, emails, etc. for proof of your loss.
http://www.ic3.gov/complaint/default.aspx
Hi, I paid the initial payment and as I went through their sites, saw they were asking for additional money for different ‘add-ons’. I got out of their site, but not soon enough. They charged my card, I called my credit card company because the charge was still pending. They said they would help me dispute the charge. I sent an email the very next morning to ‘CANCEL’ and requested my money back. The email to their support bounced back – three times. What a sham!! I will call my credit card and ask them to refuse payment. I did get a phone call from one of their representatives, but did not even want to talk with them so did not answer.
Disgusted with myself, I should have known better — Sandy