Work at Home Institute claims to know a secret way for you to make money from home. The Work at Home Institute website is just a video with a scripted woman bragging about all the money she made. And nothing is revealed about the true nature of Work at Home Institute. To get at the truth, we have to dig a little deeper. Keep reading to see the Devil in the details.
Product Name: Bobbie Robertson Work at Home Institute
Product Website: wahinstitute.net
Product Cost: $97
Product Owner: Bobbie Robertson
Opinion: Not Recommended
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What Is the Work at Home Institute?
Because the Work at Home Institute website is just a video bragging about making lots of money, it is not possible to know what the heck you are supposed to do to make all this ridiculous money.
Workathomewarning.net, a related fake review website, highly recommends Work at Home Institute and reveals a little more about it. I’m sure workathomewarning.net is owned by the same money sucking machine that owns Work at Home Institute.
Workathomewarning claims Work at Home Institute has discovered a special method to make money by posting links and articles for Fortune 500 companies on the search engines. It goes on to imply earnings of $250 to $800 a day are possible.
These claims are insulting. Why would a company pay you $250 to $800 a day to post links to the internet? Someone in India, Malaysia or the Philippines will do it all day long for $2 a day and software robots will do it in a skinny minute for nothing!
You cannot make money posting links. The make-money-posting links scam has been around since the internet was the Pony Express.
Is Work at Home institute a Scam?
Work at Home Institute wants you to believe they have some secret way of making fast, easy money online. All you must do is pay them $97 for the secret.
It’s a pig in a poke. There is no secret way of making fast, easy money online.
Work at Home Institute is not an educational institute, and it will not teach you how to make money at home. It will, however, take as much of your money as it can.
The money sucking machine hiding behind the Work at Home Institute website also hides behind several other similar websites and fake characters like Bobbie Robinson.
Here’s the Scam
Work at Home Institute is a lead generation system designed to feed you into the jaws of telemarketers.
If you fall for it, Work at Home Institute will lead you to a so-called coach who is not a coach. He or she is a professional telemarketer who will use every trick in the book to strong-arm, pressure and manipulate you into buying worthless make money online programs.
If one so-called coach can’t persuade you, you’ll get handed off to a more experienced telemarketer, and they will keep at it until they get your money, you hang up, or someone dies.
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Get Real
There is no magic button for making money online. If there were, we’d all be sitting around the pool pressing our magic buttons and living large.
You CAN make money online. Millions of people do every day. And, it is possible to make a lot of money online, but you won’t do it with anything you get from Work at Home Institute.
Honestly, if you want to make money online, you’ll need to learn a few new skills and build an online business. It will take time, maybe months. And it will take perseverance and patience, but once it’s in place, you can make money while you’re sleeping. It will change your life.
My friends and I will show you how. We’re part of an online community of internet entrepreneurs who help people make money online the right way. We’d be delighted to help you. The place to begin is to enroll in our totally free starter training course.
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If you found this article helpful or have experience with Work at Home Institute please leave a comment below.
Telemarketers are trained very well to work on one’s emotion. Especially, when it comes to money. They can be so influential in getting one to sign on by working on people’s fears and insecurities.
This really angers me. I am so glad that you have exposed ‘workathome insitute.’ I heard about these guys through a friend of mine and am glad that I read your article.
Keep up the fantastic job of exposing these scammers.
Regards
Roopesh
Hi, Roopesh!
Yes, I agree. Telemarketers know precisely what they are doing and often earn big commissions when they make a sale. The Work at Home Institute is a massive machine that fully exploits the telemarketers greed.
Thanks for stopping by,
Gary
I like your way to explain to debunk a scam makers. I guess that this Magic money printing machine with such a tempting button looks so real for many people. Actually, if you really wanna try to make money online, in fact offline as well, it is not so bad to fall in traps like Work at Home Institute. I know because I was not this kind of traps for various occasions. I consider it as an investment in knowledge.
Hi, Andrejs!
I appreciate your positive attitude. Yes, I agree. When someone starts out to build an online business they are bound to stumble into a few scams like Work at Home Institute. Hopefully, they don’t lose too much time or too much money before they find a legitimate place to learn like Wealthy Affiliate.
Thanks for stopping by,
Gary
I have heard different reviews about Work at Home Institute, so I didn’t quite know which direction I should lean until I read this VERY HELPFUL review. You laid everything out on the table regarding the fact that it is not a REAL educational institute. For me, while I am an online entrepreneur, this info was essential, as I have a Master of Education degree and education is near and dear to my heart.
Thank you for helping us to “Get Real.” Smile.
All the best,
Nerissa S.
Hi, Nerissa!
Work at Home institute is a real stinker. I’m glad you didn’t get involved with them. They are more about taking people’s money than teaching them anything useful.
I admire your commitment to education. My niece graduated with a BA in Education two years ago and teaches 3rd grade in Atlanta. She loves it and I love her enthusiasm.
Thanks for stopping by,
Gary
Hi there Gary,
Back in the day backlinks did do something to help your site get ranked, and they still do – but not as much as they used to as the power of backlinks is somewhat diminished and depends on the quality of the site giving them.
Simply posting your link to high ranking sites is not going to do anything as most of the big boys like twitter, facebook and so on have automatic no follow when you post links on their sites.
Very dated technique to say the least!
Hi, Derek!
Yes, I remember when we had to build backlinks by the hundreds. It was mind numbing and ultimately wrecked my niche websites. The smarter Google gets the easier it is to just focus on content and helping the visitor to my websites. I like that a lot better.
The link posting that Work at Home Institute promotes is not the same as building backlinks. They are trying to convince people who have no experience that they can make a lot of money by simply posting affiliate links all over the internet. The link posting scam has been around a long time.
Technically, it is possible to make money posting links in some cases, but it’s not as simple as Work at Home Institute would want people to believe. I highly doubt if anyone who buys into the Work at Home Institute program ever makes money. According to the FTC, as mentioned in my article, they are more likely to end up heavily in debt.
Thanks for stopping by,
Gary
This company sounds like a lot of back link selling companies that I know of. If that’s what you mean by putting links on the internet. Buying back links is like cheating the system. It use to be a fast way of getting ranked with google until Google got smart, now it’s silly to even consider.
Hi, Nathan,
Actually, if they truly sold back links that would be more reputable than what they are doing. They try to convince people that anyone can make a lot of money by doing simple online tasks like posting links. It’s an old scam that has been around for decades.
Really, Work from Home Institute feeds people to a call center of circling telemarketing sharks who continually sell them higher priced “make-money-online” products. The products are junk and merely an excuse to load up the person’s credit card.
There’s nothing but debt and heartache to be had from Work at Home Institute.
Thanks for stopping by,
Gary