Stay At Home Revenue is yet another lead-generation site for high pressure sales people that try to squeeze as much money as possible out of people. This time the sales page is using stock photos for its testimonials, using fake security seals, and other questionable means to get you to give up your credit card and your phone number.

You can see proof of all that at my recent Stay At Home Revenue review of red flags. If you have experience with the company, please let me know there....

Profit Masters Academy is the latest version of several other sites I've warned about, including one version that was actually using testimonials from an old FTC complaint. The current version is using non-disclosed stock photos and has many of the same problems as the other versions that ran in the past such as Online Profit Masters, Home Profit Masters, and Income Masters Institute.

You can see my full warning of the recent version here:
Profit Masters Academy Scam Analysis...

I've just put up a warning about a MAJOR scam.

At least one of the people associated with this new scam was part of BankCard Empire which narrowly avoided getting shut down because of a technical legal glitch. There's a great deal to learn from these people -they have a few new tricks up their sleeve.

You can see the warning at my recent post here.

Their use of certain types of subdomains to try to avoid spam filters is very interesting. I'd not seen...

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....