Extra Income Profits Reviews
One of the delighted "customers" said that if you were not satisfied they would refund your money. I tried it and they have a carefully concealed clause which says they will not refund anyrthing. This is after you have paid more than the initial amount to go the next st.
I asked them how much I could expect to earn in the 4th week after starting to use the system. I am still waiting for a reply.
I agree with Mike from UK a total rip off. Something similar has happened to me, except the next day I had a sister company calling me CE Corporate Business. They sold me the training course for $10,000.00 Australian dollars. The person I spoke to Andy Rowley he promised lots of different things just so he can get the sale. But what I didn’t realize at the time that he was only a sales person wanting to get his commission.
I ended up going ahead with this because of Andy’s promises. When I finally spoke to my coach who was assigned to me he told me different things. I was conned into this based on my vulnerability at the time as I just resigned from my job and thought that this could be the perfect opportunity to start something from home. I am also a widow with the 7-year-old boy.
These people took advantage of me and if anyone is thinking of signing up don’t do it. It is a scam. I am in a process trying to get my refund; I am hoping that I will get it. If I don’t get it I will go to Current Affairs and 60 minutes. And I will be also taking legal actions.
Too good to be true...too good to be true...this needs to be reiterated over and over...I am just the last idiot to give this company some money for "training" which is as amateurish and unproductive as can be...the websites are a sham and every time you turn around there is more money required to train up ...the last I heard from "Extra Income" was when they phoned me to see if I could "qualify" for more training (at my expense)...I now know that the extra income is their's not mine...lessons learned.
Thanks Kevin and Mike for your Reviews. They were very helpful to me and gave me the knowledge regarding Extra Income Profits I was looking for. (If it was a scam). I signed up hoping to start a business from home, ie. small first and learn the ropes and then possibly increase with time. I only wanted to help out with some extra income at home and maybe be able to help other family members.
All the best to all of us who want to make a difference to the people we care about.
Kevin and Mike are paid marketers...too good to be true should be ringing in your ears...your money would make more of a difference if given to your family than through this junk.
I have paid for this and i can say that this is a scam as they have ripped me off. DON'T do it. I am in the process of lodging a complaint against them if they dont reply back to me and refund me asap their site will be shut down ASAP.
Wow, I paid for the course they offer, all the little aditions you are encouraged to buy along the way . I didn't think I would ever make a million but thuotht I could help my income a little. I got about half way through all of their video learning when I realized that I will be paying for every time someone clicked on an ad of mine, I would be paying for every thousand times my ad was shown, I would pay and pay. I know a thousand ad's sounds like a lot , but on the internet that is a few key strokes for somebody. Iwould have to trust that person to keep track.
Just a few minutes ago I got out. I must admit the videos, and information could be considered worth the $177.51, that I could not afford, please people use my error as a warning and avoid this money trap.
I signed up to extra income profits after reading what they had to offer on their site. They made it sound so easy. Placing add links on the internet and getting paid £15 per link. They claim you can place an add in 4 minutes. Any one can do this and you dont even need any knowledge of how the internet works. "If you can write & send emails, then you can post add links" is their claim. Sounds great, doesnt it. Huge amounts of money to be made very quickly. Ever heard the saying "it sounds too good to be true"? Well this is definitely the case. I paid £50 to sign up to extraincomeprofits and thought i would be earning thousands a week. What they dont tell you is that you have to register a website, which they provide, and you have to then create adwords with google to sell this product on the internet to make money. The sites they give you (a choice of between 6 and 8 to start with) are old and out of date. They have been around for years and you will have little or no chance of making a sale. But to even make a sale you have to pay for each click on google adwords. To get your advert noticed you need a good budget to pay per clicks. 1 pence per click is not enough, you need between 30 and 50 pence per click to get your advert high in the rankings. Then you need to set your daily budget. If you want 100 people per day to click on your advert to try and make a sale this could cost you £50 per day/£350 per week/£10,500 per month. All this to sell outdated products. I lost £50, don't you lose more.
Thank you so much for this review. I just clicked on Home Cash System which offers the same deal for 15 dollars per link. I found it interesting that your costs were in pounds and the one that I reviewed was in dollars (but the same deal). What left me feeling uncomfortable was the fact that the mother in the picture from Brooklyn NY (who supposedly made over $10,000 per month) was actually referred to as a "mum from Brooklyn NY". I think they need to get their scams correct. It is a Mom from NY or a Mum from England?
Thank God that at least one person posted the review. Thank you very much for your time.
They sounded so good, especially when it comes from BBC, CNN and UsaToday news. I'm curious did ExtraIncomeProfits pay them for it? How much? Can they (news) pay you for your review more? It'll be more fair.
your not the only one ripped off with Extra Income Profits me too?
Great to have feedback, I think we need to expose this "scam" as they are advertsising everywhere and are obviously making their money by getting the £50.-- I have tried to locate Danielle Staub on the social media,wonder if she exists??
Much of you want you see on BBC, CNN and others are adverts made into stories. Or sponsored adverts. They pay in the thousands, tons of money.
Most people are naive. They think what is in the News or TV is legit, no matter how good it sounds because no TV broadcast company like CNN, BBC and USAtoday would ever show non legit news. Right?
Wrong.
I've worked in TV broadcasting and I say this. It's all about money, all about how much rating, money, and what rank their slot gets in the media world today. Who gets the story first out.
If we even look at anything right now, it is very biased even on politics. They say they don't have political views but they do. BBC does, CNN does and all of them do.
Hence, the last thing to ever believe such things are in...
1. TV.
2. Stories on TV about success. These are stories but PAID adverts made into stories.
3. Newspapers. Again much of the newspapers, where you read stories of success are 90% paid commercials, mocked up as stories. I was an Editor of my own newspaper and was part of many associates who disgusted me for using these tactics to generate income from false advertising.
The best way to make money online, is find someone who has done it. A Mentor. Let them show you the rope, step by step. Start small, get to understand the process but know it won't be free.
Forget all these instant profits, and make make money now. Instead, focus on looking at what is on demand now in market. Choose what you're passionate about and willing to invest time, knowledge, skill to do it.
Then have a plan, a strategy, start real small to first understand the process and make a profit. Once you know how to do it to get results - you'll love it, and you never have to promise world.
Smart entrepreneurs always stay away from quick, fast, instant because we know, it takes much more. All best.
