Have you seen this advert for Internet Pay Day recently?

It’s appeared on a variety of sites from ABC News to File Sharers.
Attractive, isn’t it? If a work-from-home-mom can do it, surely anyone can, right?
Wrong. This site isn’t what it seems:

Purporting to be a Weekly Job Journal this is, in fact, an advertisement. The image of Melissa Johnson, pictured on this site, doesn’t exist. She’s a figment of the copywriter’s imagination. It’s simply a lure to this sign-up page:

This is the English version, the US site will, obviously, say much the same thing in Dollars.
What’s Internet Pay Day All About?
So what’s it all about – is it real? Can you actually earn this much per day?
What it is about is a variation on a similar ‘home business’ course to ‘Home Wealth Solution’ which I reported on last year. The ‘training’ shows you how to set up a website with affiliate links to other people’s products then advertise using Google Adwords (Pay Per Click – every time someone clicks on your ad you pay Google) to drive traffic to your website.
So how much is this ‘training’?
That’s where the scam comes in. The whole setup makes you think you get everything for a few dollars. If you sign up this is what you’ll see on the next page:

This isn’t ‘searching’ anything. It’s just a delaying page to raise your anticipation and make you feel as though you are one of the ‘select’ few who are going to be allowed into this program. This is the page you see next:

‘Congratulations – you’re in’! Sorry, but, no congrats please, because everyone gets in.
Even so it seems like a good deal – only 4.97 right?
Wrong! Check the small print:

As soon as you enter your credit card details you’ll be locked into a monthly payment of $65.99 a month thereafter. If the experience of buyers of ‘Home Wealth Solution’ is anything to go by you’ll have trouble cancelling this monthly payment other than by claiming from your credit card company that it’s a fraud and that’s not always easy given that you signed up to it and read the small print (you did, didn’t you?).
So what’s inside if you DO sign up? I guess you’ll receive similar ‘training’ to that offered in Home Wealth Solution. Let me tell you that it IS possible to earn money online but it is NOT quite as easy as these adverts make out. And I certainly wouldn’t spend $65.99 a month to find out either!
My advice? Keep away from this one. There are other earn-money-from-home solutions that are much better and cheaper than this.

