Experiences And Stories

I've fallen for every scam and get rich quick scheme out there when it come to finding legitimate work from home opportunities. You probably have fallen for a scam or multiple scams or at the very least trying to avoid falling for a scam. That is why you are reading this. Hopefully by me sharing my experiences and stories with scams you won't fall for the same ones I have in the past.

Paid to Take Surveys: I’ve paid the $39.95 for the list of 400 “pre-qualified paying” online marketing companies that promise you will make $75 for a fifteen minute focus group in the hopes of them being legitimate and giving me the ability to work from home. For some reason I never qualified for the paid surveys. I joined the 400 panels finding maybe five that actually paid. Coincidentally around the same time I started to receive countless amounts of spam email.

Work from Home Building Products: Sent in the $49.95 to receive a shoddy product with lousy directions that somehow never passed there buy back quality standards. If they did, one would have to work 50 hours to make $200 on a good week. Financial freedom that is not and definitely nothing I would want to build my work from home empire from.

Paid to Stuff Envelopes: I paid the $19.95 to receive my “starter kit” to start working from home stuffing envelopes. To later discover that the “starter kit” consisted of a letter having you send in $1 for information and if every person that you send it to sends you a dollar you will be a millionaire. It would be great if it was that easy. That is not a legitimate way to work from home to make money, it is called a chain letter.

Paid to Read Email: I spent 2 hours every day clicking on emails and referring people to the programs to get to that $20 payout after 6 months. I would then hit the redeem button and never hear or see anything about that twenty dollars I clicked away for.

Pyramid Schemes and Multi Level Marketing: Those experiences and stories are to depressing to even discuss as part of my journey to find legitimate work from home opportunities.

Am I a complete moron? Possibly, dependent on whom you ask. Or like so many other people (you maybe included), with the desire to find financial independence and stability, I hoped for the best. And that is what they pray upon.

That is why I started this site. To give real honest information and not just tell people what they want to hear to get my $2 referral fee.

Why should I believe you? You are probably asking yourself right now, and you should be. I can’t make any guarantees but I’m also not asking you for any money. At the very least I hope my experiences and stories will help people leave this site with useful information.  These pages are here in the hopes that maybe with information you will not make the same mistakes I have. Your greatest defense against these scams is information.

Best of luck to you.

Sincerely,

JPC Services Inc.
admin@jpcservicesinc.com

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