HomeCashFlowSolution Review

Nov 3

HomeCashFlowSolution.com Review Is It a Scam

Its very interesting to see how some of these companies are evolving almost as if they’re reading my reviews and coming to understand the reason for my complaints. When i began my journey online there’s one thing i HATED it was called the upsell. To date I still hate upsells. For those that don’t know an up sell is getting you buy one thing so they can sell you something else. The main goal of up sells is usually to get people on some sort of re-billing program or to get a person to hand over allot of money at one time in a slick way. So I guess the better question is to ask now is is HomeCashFlowSolution.com a scam.

Is HomeCashFlowSolution.com a Scam

because i’ve been online for quite sometime I like to pay attention to small details, in this instance i was paying attention to what the narrator is saying. The date i am writing this is November 2010 and the word the narrator is using the most is “Positions” for those that might not know, this is most likely nothing more than a marketing gimmick the site as a whole is presented well but that being said i was kind of disturbed by how they displayed their payment system. They do not accept Pay Pal as a form of payment yet they have a paypal symbol at the bottom of their page.

The reason why this is important is because PayPal and eBay have spent years refining their payment system in a way that is fair to both vendors and buyers. I personally refuse to buy anything online unless they are willing to accept pay pal. The only time a person can lose purchasing something through pay pal is if that person is trying to purchase some form of online software. I am speaking in terms of getting a refund, Now in terms of a safe experience kudos to HomeCashFlowSolution.com for using REAL trust guard badges. Real Trust Guard Badges can be clicked and can be verified at the trust-guard.com website. Previously I had blasted a website similar to this one for using fake trust guard badges

Fake trust guard badges mean that your personal information can and might be compromised which is another reason why typically i will not make an online purchases unless a pay pal option is present. Now before making a purchase I highly recommend reading the terms and conditions.

HomeCashFlowSolution.com Terms and Conditions

To date at least for me the HomeCashFlowSolution.com terms and conditions are not accessible on their payment page for this reason alone I advise people not to sign up. Maybe at the moment this is a problem they are unaware of but at least for me this is a sign not to sign up. On the other hand their terms and conditions are accessible on their front bage located at HomeCashFlowSolution.com I advise anyone reading this to at least skim through the terms and conditions before making a purchase of any kind online. It will in most instances save you both money and time.

To date when I skimmed through the terms and conditons on their front page I did not notice anything about up sells or any thing but… When I tried to exit the HomeCashFlowSolution.com website I was presented with an offer to purchase HomeCashFlowSolution.com for only $48.00 I decided to stay on the page and then after reviewing the details I mentioned above I decided to leave and then again I was given an offer this time I could get the HomeCashFlowSolution.com for only $38.00. What this tells me from my many years online that there may in fact be an up sell waiting for me after I hand over my $98, $48 or $38.

Contacting HomeCashFlowSolution.com

I’ve written reviews before and a common question i get is how do I cancel or how do I contact the owners well at the bottom of the HomeCashFlowSolution.com website there is an area for you to contact them. Their phone number at the time I am writing this is 1-877-663-5057

Home Cash Flow Solution Final Thoughts

I was recommended to the HomeCashFlowSolution.com from a ficticious character in this instance called Jessica Holcomb of a fake news website advertorial called new8reports.com. So obviously my thoughts are stay away and don’t trust them. On that note I don’t like people telling me what to do so I won’t tell you this post is mainly for informational and educational purposes I think anyone reading this intelligent enough to make up their own mind. For those of you looking to make money from home I wrote post almost 6 month’s ago explaining how you can do that for free For more information visit the Work From Home Page

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Comments

Maria Arlene Goyenechea

February 4th, 2011 at 3:00 AM

thank you for this important warning. I really appreciate it.
christine repetto

February 7th, 2011 at 11:11 AM

Hmmm .. already into this for $97 plus $35 for HostGator … Been advised by a friend I was getting ripped off … Maybe I should slam on the brakes now … Noticed every step cost me more & more money …
carlos

February 9th, 2011 at 9:19 AM

Muchas gracias, ojalá sus comentarios y advertencias también sean genuinas y no movidas por intereses comerciales de competencia…por mi parte no voy a entrar en el sistema de home cash flow. Este tipo de estafas hace que el mundo pierda una valiosa herramienta como internet para su propio y legitimo benecio mediante honestas oportunidades de negocios….
User

February 11th, 2011 at 3:07 PM

GET THIER ADDRESS next time.
olen

February 17th, 2011 at 6:00 AM

Come on folks…if you get scammed by something like this, it is your own fault, sorry to say. Try to go to the Terms, Privacy or Contact links on the same page where you pay for the scam…and they do not exist. Plus, there is no means of contact or address on ANY of the related pages, at least not that I saw.

Check out the source page and find where Jessica and her home town are listed and you will see that her name is there…but the town is a special script that automatically fills in your town, or one near you. So, lo and behold, everyone thinks she is a real person, almost a neighbor.

Finally, do a search for the program name, or Jason Hall, followed by the word “scam”, and see what a load of complaints pop up.

Then, spank yourself if you fall for scams like this because you did not do some easy precautionary work like above.
john cawley

February 20th, 2011 at 12:32 AM

thanks so much for the info. Finally a honest answer. thanks alot john
Carol Brown

February 22nd, 2011 at 10:17 AM

I joined the site back in January looking for something that would enhance my retirement income. At first I found the information presented to be readily available and concise. The website is created for me – and anyone else who joins — that is the “cookie cutter” that everyone starts with. My biggest problem was the customer service — at first it was difficult to get through, but I did get called back. However, in the last two weeks, all of a sudden, no one knows how to do anything and I had been switched from one number to another. Bottom line – when I advised them that I could not get the enhanced program ($3,000-$5K) I began to see that there wasn’t any help, because there apparently were no longer any “techs” that would adjust your website. The ability to add other affiliates and (for me) to add their additional ebooks, had to be done from the customer service end. Final outcome – I’m looking elsewhere, the site, however, is still up. P2BH
Stacey

February 22nd, 2011 at 11:04 PM

Hi everyone -

I concur. This is DEFINITELY a scam.
I purchased this ‘package’ because they claimed it was sooooo easy and if you can read email you can make money at home by creating links.
Bullshit. You have to be quite knowledgeable when it comes to computers to even come close to succeeding with this project.
You have to invent and pay for a domain name and subsequently purchase a hosting package. Even then you still have to create a website (most people do not have any experience in this) and the real kicker – after all this hard work (that they claim takes 3 to 4 minutes) you are not even guaranteed to make any money.
People have to come to YOUR website that you’ve finally created (out of the millions that are out there) AND they must click on your link to purchase the product that you are advertising. THEN IF they buy the product, you apparently get money.

After the first website I attempted to create, I saw how much more money this thing costs and how time consuming it is. Totally not worth it.
“Money back guarantee” – yeah, right. As soon as you get a hold of a customer representative.

Good luck.

Do yourselves a favor – forget this.
ALSO NOTE they go by several other names – and have fake websites created where at a first glance seems like an actual financial website that is promoting this scam and claiming that it’s the real deal.
John Asbury

February 23rd, 2011 at 11:45 AM

Thanks for the warning I did read between the lines.. For all your readers and myself who do you recomend for home income ??????
Just a hint will work, I know you don’t want to have anything come back and bite. Thanks again for you input
Holly Sene

February 24th, 2011 at 5:20 AM

I wished i had of seen this i dont know how to get my money back although they said money back guaranteed!
Wanda

March 1st, 2011 at 11:35 PM

HEED THE WARNING! It is a scam. I was one that thought it would be worth trying. After all, they have a money back guarantee. After 45 minutes of reading through the material, I realized I have been taken by a scam. I called them immediately and asked for a refund. They would not give me a refund. I read their own guarantee to them and where it says…no questions, no hassle refund. After 15 – 20 min. with a supervisor…I knew this was going nowhere. I hung up from them and called my credit card company and we are disputing this and the credit card company says they see this all the time. If it sounds too good to be true, It is. $97 will not make me or break me, but it is the fact of being taken for a ride that really angers me.
Bill

March 2nd, 2011 at 3:53 PM

I fell in to the trap with Home Cash Flow. After 3 days of looking over what I purchased for $77.00 I figured out this is not for me. I called Home Cash Flow and asked to cancel and get my money back. I was advised that I had not gave it 60 days yet and they are upgrading my to there better plan for free. I was not going to argue with them so I just asked my bank not to pay them. Home Cash Flow then called me and wanted me to pay extra money and they will take me in and show me how to make money. I told this person that I didnt want there service and I wanted my money back. They didnt waste any time getting off of the phone. Home Cash Flow web site says there is a 60 day money back guarantee but it seems like it is very hard to get your money back. Also people in my address book was getting false e-mails from me tell them that I loved this buisness and they need to click on a link whick took them to Home Cash Flow. My freinds and family was getting these e-mails several times a day from me.
Well I contacted Home Cash Flow and asked them to tell me how to stop this and they said that it was my issue and they didnt have anything to do with it. I argued with these people over this. I asked them that if they didnt do this to my computer then why would anyone else want to do this only to direct people to the Home Cash Flow site. They tried to make feel stupid and layed the blame on me. I was able to find this virus and get ride of it. This is not a good company. What kind of company would attach a virus to there customers computers if they really have a good product to sell? I say stay away from it and do not sigh up for it.
dave

March 4th, 2011 at 1:56 AM

I dont know where they came from or how they did it, but somehow they got into my address book and sent a copy of thier add to everyperson i know and claimed it was an Email from me!!!!! And that I thought5 this was a great deal and everyone should jump on board. They sent that add to everyone, prosective employers, friends, family, lovers enemies,, everyone. I am P@$$#d off. Im calling that 877 number in the morning,you can bet on that. THEY ARE EVIL. THAT JUST PLAIN MEAN AND SADISTIC.
I HOPE THEY DIE!!!!!
Billy

March 8th, 2011 at 3:54 PM

I looked up Michelle Mathews (and made sure the spelling was correct)on gooole videoes with cnn , msnbc , abc , fox news channel , and usa today and guesswhat there are no such videos .That in itself was enough to tell me something is not right with this offer .
Robert

March 10th, 2011 at 3:59 PM

Thanks guys for the information on Home Cash Flow Solution,They almost had me.But i decedent to read up on the company and I’m so glad that i did.My first sign that something was not wright was how hard it was to find a phone number for them.That’s the first thing that you should allays look for is a number for the company,No number don’t touch it.

4erd
Sandra Velickovic

March 10th, 2011 at 7:04 PM

sandra My family supported me 100% on this After hearing about this my eyes filled with dollar signs I wish I started this in high school there’s so many wonderful benefits that comes with this career you wont believe this is possible until you try it yourself

This is an e-mail that I got supposedly from my brother. Of course he didn’t send this. I got a similar e-mail before I had even heard of Home Cash and Flow Solution. They sent me an e-mail via my brother. I was a fool enough to buy the initial package. It’s a lie. You may get some money,but you’ll have to work really hard to earn it.
HDNili

March 13th, 2011 at 6:36 AM

BEHOLD!
I was checking if this home cash flow really is a scam and before I get to this page or any other page, I opened a WEB PAGE (actually ranked very high in google search), named “Home Cash Flow, Real or Scam?”
It was about a successful experience with the system and it contained all their fake claims (like money back guarantee). Haven’t I read other reviews except that one, I might have fallen victim to this SCAM.\

So beware!
There are also FAKE positive REVIEWS, tagged with the words like SCAM, REAL, etc. Don’t make a call based on just one POSITIVE review! you know what they say that even one negative point might ruin a decision where all positive points together can’t save it!

Also, trust your senses and don’t let GREED blind you! Have you ever heard of someone making a lot of money without any attempt? OR at least a brilliant idea (like FACEBOOK)? The answer in NO! So be sure that you won’t be an exception!
Diana

March 15th, 2011 at 12:59 PM

Thank you so much for all this information. The addage – if its too good to be true comes to mind.

Thank you all for your reviews and I feel sorry that you fell into this scam but you have saved me! I am currently unemployed have no money coming in and almost spent my last few dollars on this….Thank God I decided to do a little more research on this.
porschecayenne

March 19th, 2011 at 9:42 AM

The home cash flow was recommanded by a friend, same as yours, i signed up, also realized that this is going to cost me more and more, called the service number sucessfully, they have denied me a cash refund saying, that i am only a member for a few days and i had to wait and try to sell somthing first??? after insisting on the refund, they played stupid so i had no choice than to hang up on them, hands off>>>>> for sure a scam!!!!!!
Jen

March 21st, 2011 at 11:50 AM

A friend asked me to check this site out to let her know if this was a scam because the person that they used was from her hometown. When I opened up that site it stated that the girl from the town that I live in. We live 300 miles away from one another. This was the first red flag for me. It is a scam. Thank-goodness we looked into it before getting sucked in.
ralf

March 22nd, 2011 at 12:00 AM

Indeed thank goodness for this information site. I received 2 emails
from a friend who knew I lost my job at Christmas. So I thought the same
trusted confidence. I will be emailing him to tell him his address book
has been molested. But I am back at the comments from Bill on March 2.
How Bill, did you locate the virus? How did you remove it. Can the rest
of us tell if the virus has been uploaded to our computers? I want to
make sure that those people cannot use my address book. They almost had
me signed up. Actually “Dial Up” is what saved me. Who knew. Thank You
everyone for revealing the truth of your experiences.
Layla

March 22nd, 2011 at 1:13 PM

I received an email from rmlamedic and opened it, because I am a medic (EMT) and have been looking for a friend with the same initials (RM). What I got was a link to an article in NBC10 Online Reporting concerning Home Cash Flow Solutions. The article claims the company has an A rating with the BBB, so I checked further. The BBB actually gives the company an F Rating and says they don’t have enough info on said company to do a full report. Thank you for posting your article and allowing me comment. I hope others see this and check out the company as I did. Here’s a link to the BBB concerning this company. Thanks.

http://www.bbb.org/west-florida/business-reviews/work-at-home-companies/home-cash-flow-solution-in-largo-fl-90089555
Michael

April 15th, 2011 at 12:32 PM

Obviously this is a scam. The name changes slightly but the site is the same. I had someone break into my email account and send me other email address a spam email with a link to a redirect page that sends me to homecashflowsolution.com (formerly ehomecashflowsolution.com)

If someone doesn’t mind breaking into my email to try to get me to that website, I don’t want to know what they are willing to do with the information that you give them or the $97 for the BS that they are offering.

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Do me a favor if you are ever wondering if a website is scamming you. Follow these instructions below:

Type in the website URL into google: homecashflowsolution.com – you notice how the actual website is not first on the list with a proper description and title. This means that google has banned the website from any of its searches.

Compare that to any normal site that you go to. Type in a random URL into google’s search. The website you are searching should show up No. 1 in google’s search results. You should see the title and description of the website listed 1st and several other pages from my site listed right after. If the site you look up doesn’t show up this way, it’s been banned by google.

If google has banned a website, its a sure sign that they are up to no good. Google doesn’t ban just any site; that’s why you can find porn and gambling on Google. There is also a Firefox plugin that will allow you to see the date that a webpage was last cached in Google. If it does not show up with a result, the website has already been banned.
Michael

April 15th, 2011 at 12:49 PM

@ ralf (March 22nd)

I have received minor spyware programs from the Channel(whatever)news.com or whatever the site that directed you to homecashflowsolution.com.

In order to get rid of it, I would use SuperAntiSpyware or MalwareBytes (both free to download, just google them)
Richard Carkner

May 23rd, 2011 at 11:56 AM

Complaint filed with BBB for Utah by: Richard Carxxx Consumer Info
NAME: Richard Carkner

DAY PHONE:

ADDRESS:
EVE PHONE:
CELL PHONE: –

EMAIL:
FAX: –

Complaint filed against: Internet Business Specialists, LLC
Business Info
NAME: Internet Business Specialists, LLC

BBB MEMBER: NO

CONTACT: Mr. Jon
ADDRESS: Brickyard Road
Salt Lake City, UT
PHONE:
FAX:
Website: http://www.ibsstart.com

Complaint status: Inform Business of the Complaint

Activity
Date Activity Description
05/23/2011 More info received from the consumer
————————————————————————–I just read through my complaint aand in my haste to get this complaint to you quickly, it seems a little confusing.
I want to emphasize that we were “taken in” by these thieves for a little over $10,000.00.
They promise a guarantee of all your money back, no questions asked. After three days we told them this “business”, and I use that term loosly, is not for us and we would like all our money returned as per their guarantee.
We were told on the phone by a person named XXXXX XXXX I believe that it was never going to happen. Then he got rather ignorant on the phone calling my wife “hon” and made other rude remarks about never getting our money back. They are thieves. EVERYBODY ….. STAY AWAY FROM THERE SITE CALLED “HOME CASH FLOW SOLUTION”. They try to cover their “rear ends” by telling you to deal with other sites they have and always say “You are dealing with the wrong company”. They are so blatant they speak like they can take everyones money and not blink an eye about being cought.
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05/21/2011 More info received from the consumer
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I copied the following off one of their web sites. Below they state “From the Cash Flow Solution” web site the following …… I thought IF IT DIDN”T HURT US SO MUCH IN THE WALLET I”D LAUGH!!!! They also state the following … “ask for a full refund anytime within 2 months. You’ll get your entire fee back immediately with no questions and no hassles whatsoever. I tried to get my money back after 3 days because it was appearing to be a scam to my wife and I. For those that don’t know an up sell. it is getting you buy one thing so they can sell you something else. The main goal of up sells is usually to get people on some sort of re-billing program or to get a person to hand over allot of money at one time in a slick way.
My Personal 2-Month Triple Satisfaction Guarantee…
. You are guaranteed immediate placement as a Search Engine Agent by joining this certification program, or you?ll get your money back!
. After you sign up, take up to 2 months to try out posting links from home with this program. If you aren’t making money and aren?t satisfied, ask for a full refund anytime within 2 months. You’ll get your entire fee (to me that is just over $10,000.00) back immediately with no questions and no hassles whatsoever. You can ask for a full refund by phone or email, full contact details are below. In other words, you make money with this, or it’s free. (A GREAT BIG LOL)
. Plus, even if you ask for a refund, I want you to keep all the special gifts you?re going to receive as a member. I know this everybody, so if it?s not for you, I understand and want you to accept these free gifts as a token of my appreciation for giving the program a try.

P.S. Remember, with a 2-month ‘make money or its free’ guarantee, there is nothing you can lose by trying this out… rather… you have financial freedom from home to gain! (LOL)
. P.P.S. Sign up (it’s risk-free) now, today, before the price goes up or availability closes down. (LOL)

WHAT A SCAM, THEY ARE THIEVES AND I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THEM BEHIND BARS. We didn’t like the way the price kept going up and up. Next think you know these scams have us in for over $10,000.00.
Based on the above we asked for our money back within 3 days and we were told “It will never happen”. Is there anything that can be done to get our money back?

Risk Free Certification Enrollment Program (Risk Free??????)

On that basis, I’m taking a positive step towards my financial future with my one-time investment today of $97.00 only. Thank you for making this special reduced price available to me today! (GEEZ, I BETTER GET IN ON THIS RIGHT NOW> HAHAHAHAAHA)

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05/13/2011 Inform Business of the Complaint
05/13/2011 Send acknowledgement to Consumer
05/13/2011 Complaint Reviewed by BBB Operator
05/10/2011 Complaint Received by BBB

Case Description: My wife and I went to the following URL – http://www.homecashflowsolution.com/t007-489/positions-available/index.php

The URL mentioned above contains a lot of information but this statement from the site pretty well sums up what we wanted. Just some extra money to help our fixed income.

Statement from URL – “You’ve probably seen links offered for many products you’ve purchased before. For example, imagine you were on the Internet and saw a link for a cell phone that you liked for $125. You may click the link and make a purchase or visit the companies website to learn more and possibly even make a purchase.
Do you know why the link is there?
Because it makes you more willing to buy the cell phone! Sure, the company makes less money because of the cost of placing the link on that specific website but, many more people will buy the phone as a result of putting the product out there in front of thousands of people to view. And the increase in sales more than makes up for the special price of $125… So… The company ends up profiting A LOT more because of the sheer volume. In fact many companies often see a 10-20% increase in sales by offering affiliate links. And 10% to 20% of millions and millions of dollars is a lot of money!
It’s no wonder tens of thousands of companies in the United States and Canada are offering links for their products. Both small businesses and large corporations do this. And here’s where the massive money-making opportunity knocks on your door because of it.
We ended up with a charge on both CapitalOne cards totalling over $10,000. This was for some eBay course, not at all what we wanted and did not participate at all.
Sorry to do this again to you but the following URL – http://www.work-at-home-forum.com/general-3/advice-on-michelle-matthews-work-at-home-program-18822.html
It is 6 pages of poor suckers like me who got scammed by the same company. And for each name entering a post to the site I’ll bet that number of people who got scammed is at least a hundred fold. There are in total, at least what I found, about 8 other pages all about what a scm this company is. I wish I would have looked for them before I got involved BUT that is still no exuse to steal some poor bugger’s money and get away with it.
We tried to apply for a refund but could never get the right person, they were always out to lunch and never called back. Plus there are 3 or 4 different companies involved in this and if you do get through to someone they tell you “Oh, that is not us, you should take that up with IBS Systems and then the circle of around and around starts. People not in, others sending us to another company Etc.
It is deplorable how they treat people let alone someone who they just scammed for over $10,000.00.
Most of the “Home Cash Flow Solution” people wont tell you what company they work for or their last name.
Category: Refund or Exchange Issues
Case opened date: 05/13/2011
Case closed date: Still Open
Desired Resolution: All my wife and I want is what we got scammed for, which according to their GUARANTEE should be no problem!