Home Jobs Now isn’t the type of program I’d trust to actually do what it’s title say and in this review will explain why that trust isn’t there.
Quick Report on Home Jobs Now:
Creator: Kelly Simmons.
Price: $97.
Overall Rating: 0 out of 10 stars
Home Jobs Now in a nutshell:
This program is just renamed from a different scam/s I already had bought. You can change names all you want, but if it was a scam before, it will still be a scam no matter how many times you try to paint it over with different names.
Alternatives:
Here’s just a few of the other names I believe Home Jobs Now is linked to:
- 37 Clicks.
- Extreme Home Profits.
- Replace Your Job.
- Home Job Placement.
- Home Job Source.
That’s at least 5 I can remember, but it’s very possible that there’s way more out there. Most of these sites I discover from work at home special report sites, so it’s quite easy to take the scams there and add the to my work at home scams list page.
Simply look at each site if you want proof and you’ll see very little differences. For example, look at an image of the review I did for Home Job Source. Notice the actual image of the word and then look back at the Home Jobs Now image.
I’ve already proven on more than on occasion these places are scams:
Back in November of last year, I reviewed a program called Home Job Placement (let’s call it Home Job Placement) which looked exactly the same as the Home Jobs Now. I went really far in exposing that scam and pretty much the same exact flow is happening with this program.
In other words what I ended up proving was that the program was based of another program that I had actually purchased. The whole review and discovery can be found above and if you need evidence that Home Jobs Now is a scam, just know that the same exact programs I linked that review to are also associated with this one.
So there was no point in re-doing the same work.
But if you want to read more proof as to why Home Jobs Now is really an illegitimate program and/or need more evidence, here you go…
It’s funny I chose to compare it to this program because as it turns out:
It appears that the official Home Job Placement website (one of the duplicates above) no longer exists and any and all links that once went to it are now pointing to Home Jobs Now.
Oh what a coincidence! A scam moved over to another scam!And I say it’s funny because I already knew what was happening but even further research just proves it even more. Here’s an example:
We have a “fake” review site here that promotes HJP. You find a lot of these when you start to search for these programs, but what would once lead to the official HJP page is now leading into Home Jobs Now. Is that deceptive? Yes I think so.
Now let’s talk about the other deceptions with Home Jobs Now:
While a lot of the things I pointed to can already be considered deceptive and expose the program from the inside, I want to look at the official Home Jobs Now page (what you see before you get into the program) and help people identify where the deceptions are because I get a lot of people giving me feedback on these programs and one of the many things they have problems with are they feel misled.
I can’t blame them since if you read the official page of the program we’re talking about now, you may get a lot of false impressions. For example:
If I were looking at this, didn’t know the truth about these programs, I would assume just by what’s said here that:
- I can make money very quickly.
- I can even start earning money immediately.
- And that I have to get started as soon as possible, otherwise my position may be lost.
So just on this page right here, there’s a bunch of deceptive things they put up and every single thing I though in my experience is just NOT true.
I have never believed based on what I found inside these programs that suggests you can make money quickly or immediately. And the number of spots left is also a lie. They always give you a default number (9 in my case) of spots left. It’s fake.
And that’s just on the main page. Once you enter the information they ask for, it’s onto the next page where there’s even more deception taking place:
- The REAL news report depicting real people making money from home, but that has NOTHING to do with Home Jobs Now. It’s just an embedded video.
- The completely unrelated picture of the woman who is believed to be Kelly Simmons talking about the her history. More fake information or they took it from someone who is real.
- And then of course you have other exaggerations and misleading things they lead you to believe will make you money quickly (calculators, saying it basically just takes links to make money, ect…).
Final rating: Home Jobs Now
0 stars
Red Flag (Scam)
0 out of 10 stars. I have seen what’s inside this program and I was not happy. And because whoever’s behind these program/s whether it be one or more people, keep making up new names for them, it doesn’t help in making them seem anymore legitimate.
My final thoughts:
There is just so much falseness to these programs which I’ve been discovering for several years now and while they are getting lazy (or maybe I’m just getting better at finding them) at hiding some very important facts that end up undoing them, there’s always a new crowd of people (even old) that keep finding these sites and buying their programs.
And good luck finding any authentic comments from people who say they like those scam programs. I haven’t found them and I get a fair amount of people who criticize my reviews and often give me general rebuttals on how they succeeded with a program, even though I never take those seriously because they never prove it, but what I’m trying to say is that with these programs, so far, it’s been a unanimous dissatisfaction from people who have tried them and left comments on my site about them.
My wife is disabled and we lost her income, she feels very bad that she can not contribute. Your program sounds like just what the dr ordered. If it works well for her I may just be doing the same thing and telling my Boss – have a nice day. But for now this is for my wife. Thank you
Yeah no problem Bob, you can certainly observe what she does in Wealthy Affiliate and decide if you want to try it too.
It is very disappointing that someone one points out the fraud but offer no free advise where to look elsewhere. Not bashing you at all but there are members of my family that are struggling and I am trying to disseminate what are good avenues to approach. Thanks for setting me straight on this program and I appreciate your time and effort.
Sherri, I mentioned in this post, twice about a legit opportunity. And I am linking to it a third time here so you can see it. And the advice is free and it does show a good alternative, good luck.
Any time you start off a “job” by having to pay its a scam . Legit jobs don’t make you pay to work for them
Thanks, for the information you provided. Home Job Source was listed as a legitimate company.
It was probably listed on a fake site to drive more customers there Brenda. Always check reviews on more than one site for any online program.
I just wanted to add homejobsnow.com is aweful! Not only are they a total scam, but when I gave them my phone number (yes a stupid call on my part), the next day my phone BLEW UP with strange phone calls from a medical compensation firm to online schools to work at home companies and everything in between. DO NOT FALL FOR THEM. I wish I could get this out to a larger audience.
You are already doing that by sharing that here Cris, thank you 🙂
I missed the part where you actually proved that it was a scam. All you do is link to different reviews that don’t prove anything.
I’m surprised you say that because I did link to reviews where I did buy the products and it proved I was right. Also there is a comment below from someone who did confirm it.