You’re likely reading this post for 2 reasons:
First you may have actually seen a program called Internet Income Commissions and found this review of it to see if it’s legitimate.
And second, you may be wondering about the phrase internet income commissions and making them by basically making money online.
Either way, I’m going to answer both of these questions and show you what you need to know about this program as well as what you need to know about making money online, which is what I do, so basically: You’re in the right place.
The first thing I want to do is review the program and in the actual article show you how I make money online too. So let’s start there:
Quick Report on Internet Income Commissions:
Price: $97 (Likely more offers after purchase).
Overall Rating: o out of 10 stars (As bad as it gets. It’s a scam)
There was a time when I found scams like Internet Income Commissions on a near daily basis. And every single time, I’d warn people about them. Prior to finding this place, I actually saw a decline in new programs like these popping up and though maybe things have settled down a bit. I was wrong.
This is the latest one I found and just like with the previous programs like it that I’ve reviewed, I will explain why in my honest opinion this place is a scam, among other very important things. I even have a large list of these scams on my work at home scams list post here, as well as on my general scams page here.
But before you continue this review, let me show you something about making money online legitimately:
Internet Income Commissions in a nutshell:
The most important thing you need to know is places like these are commonly found online, typically through work at home special report websites that actually FAKE websites.
These sites operate by targeting people who are looking to make money from home. They all promise fast riches if you just pay them $97 and follow their “easy” steps. They even provide you with an actual news report taken from an old video that is unassociated with the program and other things that make you believe this is the real deal. Yes, this scam goes deep.
Looking behind the curtains of Internet Income Commissions:
Unfortunately all of this is just a clever marketing ploy to get you to pay up. And all those promises about posting links for big name companies, though not false, is largely exaggerated. You’re basically not told the whole story.
What they’re talking about is called link posting, but specifically it’s actually known as affiliate marketing where you can promote products from big name companies and earn commissions, but there are many important missing pieces to their explanation of it and they’re leaving out the big picture as well as the reality of exactly how this works leading you to believe that by “just” posting links, you’re going to become rich.
This is extremely deceptive and with programs like these, this isn’t the only thing they aren’t telling you the whole truth about. The news reports you see on the site aren’t at all related to their program. They just copied the video from another source and used it on their site.
I could get into greater length on these things, but I think you’re getting the big picture here.
What you can expect after purchasing a program like this (It’s happened to me):
What really happens when you sign up to one of these things is that you’re likely to going to get a lot of sales calls from what they call “internet consultants” or “wealth experts” or something along those lines.
These are just sugar coated words for people trying to hard sell you make money online programs that are typically high ticket scams for ridiculous prices. Whenever you see things like this:
Treat this as a huge warning sign. And this is exactly what you see if you sign up to Internet Income Commissions before you check out and buy their program. In fact, with almost all the other scams like this one I’ve exposed, this same image of “free” consultation comes up again and again.
More warnings:
Usually places like Internet Income Commissions are found on fake news report sites that talk about ways to make money online. This is how I find these scams most of the time.
They also have special systems set up that track your IP address to automatically hand out a fake “X number of spots left in (your area” so make you act faster without thinking. So when you enter your information, they’ll usually transfer you over to the official sales pages and say there’s little spots available (in this case, they said 2).
In short, all these little marketing tactics aren’t genuine. There is no such thing as limited positions. There’s no such thing as making easy money right away online (not unless you have proper training). It’s really all a sales page and they’re doing everything they can to take away your logic and have you hand them your credit card number.
One thing I did find that was interesting was that this program said they’ll give you a website to start with. Supposedly they’ve negotiated with some third party place.
Whether or not this is true, I have a hard time trusting an already labeled scam (in my mind) with offers like these. There are places from which you can build websites with rather easily. Here’s my personal pick at making your own website.
Pros:
- Absolutely none.
Cons:
- The site is a scam.
- The internet consultations are code word for sales calls.
- They’re not giving you the whole story.
- Many more sites like Internet Income Commissions are found across the internet. They almost always look the same and market the same way.
Final Rating: Internet Income Commissions
0 Stars
Red Flag (Scam)
0 out of 10 stars. A scam like the many other copycat sites like it I’ve reviewed before. I recommend you stay far away from places like these. You can make a living online, but only through places which show you the right way to do it. Wealthy Affiliate is one of the only places I trust.
My final thoughts:
Where there’s money to be made, be it honest or not, programs like these will always exist. And the way they sell and give people the illusion of instant gratification when it comes to making money online is enough to have quite a few people ready to whip out their credit card.
And this is exactly the formula they’ve repeated over and over again. These sites come and go, get renamed, but the content almost always remains the same. So whenever I spot them, I really don’t have to go deep enough to know what’s really going on.
In every single case that I’ve reviewed programs like Internet Income Commissions, they have almost always turned out to be scams. Even in the instances of so-so programs, I’ve stilled recommended avoiding them.
Now that you have a basic idea of what to expect from Internet Income Commissions and places like it, I hope this review has helped you. I aim to try and help people away from those places.
If you have any questions regarding this program or have tried it and would like to share your experiences, feel free to let me know.