Waterhouse Report

Waterhouse Report is the workings of Neil Waterhouse an entrepreneur that hails himself as a home business specialist.

The Waterhouse Report consists of his findings after reportedly testing 384 online work from home businesses. The Waterhouse Report claims that if you follow Neil’s directions you can make up to $6,000 month.

Since 1969 Neil has made his home in Sydney, Australia where he made his mark as a prominent business man, owning several companies that he apparently withdrew from in his quest to test all the home business opportunities he can find.

Neil claims that the Waterhouse Report, after 5 years of interviews and 384 in depth analyses of home based business, has narrowed down the few online opportunities that fit Neil’s criteria for success.

The Waterhouse Report has information on home based businesses such as making money on eBay. Affiliate marketing, paid surveys, and many more popular online opportunities.

The claims made in the Waterhouse Report seemed a bit to good to be true so I took it upon myself to test the “tester” and see if the Waterhouse Report lived up to its own hype.

After I paid the $27 I received the Waterhouse Report and right away I was disappointed. According to the Waterhouse Report I was going to receive a list of over 300 no money down profitable opportunities. In reality the list was stale and lacking the numbers it promised.

On top of that the Waterhouse Report basically told me to post items on eBay as a way to make money. It also offered some other long outdated methods for making money online that are no longer viable.

Basically Neil Waterhouse sells you access to information that is available for free these days. If that’s not bad enough many people have reported to me that contacting Neil Waterhouse for refunds is an uphill battle.

Several times I tried emailing Neil Waterhouse or for that matter anyone at the Waterhouse Report and all times my emails came back with an automated reply message that obviously did not answer my demands. Other people reported to me that their emails came back as undeliverable.

The other thing irking about the Waterhouse Report is that their claim is that once you pay your $27 the tools to $6,000 a month are yours. Once again that is not the case.

Upon closer investigation of the business list that I was provided with it became clear that access to them would cost me another fee. On top of that these were all home based businesses that Neil Waterhouse was an affiliate marketer for, meaning that once I bought anything on that list he would receive a profit.

Overall this guy is not worth your time or money; he provides no new content and his claims of up to $6,000 a month profit are outrageous and unattainable. To this date I have not been contacted by a single person who has stood behind Neil Waterhouse or the Waterhouse Report.

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Boyd Sydney, Australia	8:04pm on Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008
You should avoid dealing with Neil Waterhouse, he cannot be trusted. 1. He did not start ComputerLand Brookvale as he says. 2. He did start Cam1 Computer Wholesale but had to sell it because he was going broke. 3. He liquidated one of his businesses in an effort to avoid paying the Australian government hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes. He is basically a liar.....