Online Profit Masters is a recent link-posting scam that has changed names recently - and now they're changing back. After I outed their shill for posting on the WorkAtHomeTruth site, many of their affilaites that had started promoting their new site Income Masters Institute, went back to promoting the old site Online Proft Masters.

The company behind the site has a notorious history, including trouble with the Utah Department Of Consumer Protection, which you can read about in the...

Yet another coaching lead product that will almost certainly lead people into a nighmare of spending thousands of dollars they don't need to spend. The site this time is called Home Profit Express and is another site using the same 'link posting" template that hundreds of other sites have used in the past.

It also deceptively using an NBC news report to imply association with Home Profit Express, and uses testimonials that appear to violate the FTC's no safe harbor guidelines....

I recently posted about a site with the usual red flags that I've seen across numerous "hit and run" websites. This time I was lucky enough to get a detailed comment from a person who explained how a great deal of the sales funnel works.

He posted it at my Online profit Masters review of red flags post. His name is Clark and there are many people who have thanked him for his post. He goes all the way from the lead generation site, to "financially qualifying" you,...

there's another site being promoted right now that's similar to many other questionable sites promoted in the past. The site is called Freedom Agency Online and should be avoided at all costs.

It has the usual problems of other sites using its sales page template. It uses testimonials that potentially violate the Federal Trade Commission's no safe harbor guidelines. And it claims that people can make money posting links which is one of the oldest scams in the book.

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Home Income Cash Machine appears to be a new version of Clicks To Cash - a product that generated numerous complaints over the past few months. One dead giveaway is the fact that the Home Income Cash Machine terms of service still reference "Clicks To Cash" - not to mention the fact that it's attached to the everpresent "Secure EPage" site.

I did an extensive Home Income Cash Machine review of red flags, but some of the more interesting ones are as follows.
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