www.RebateWork.com

Find Out if This Company Offers Legitimate Rebate Work...

RebateWork.com by Sarah Johnson is a website that promises people they can make $250 - $1,000 a day doing credit processing. There are several companies offering this type of work and they all operate in the same fashion.

They make you believe that you will be working for an array of large companies that have this need for home employees to process rebates. All you have to do is work several hours a filling out short rebate forms.

What companies like www.rebatework.com don't tell you is that you actually have to generate the rebate by marketing these companies products. They show you basic steps of marketing online such as putting up costly advertisements on search engines and joining affiliate marketing networks.

They then tell you to offer a small rebate on the products that you're marketing something like $10-$15 off the original sale price. This is how they're able to claim such outrageous profits on their sales page, since your profit will be the difference of your commission and the rebate that you pay the customer.

Although this is a decent Affiliate Marketing Strategy there are many problems with the service that RebateWork.com offers. First off the don't offer you nearly enough training in online marketing and the majority of their customers lose money from day one.

Second, since they don't claim to offer marketing training and only advertise rebate work they do not provide adequate support. Members' emails rarely get answered and again most never even see a sale.

Finally, this is blatant false advertising, Rebate Work providers make no mention of the real work you will be doing and disguise it as a work at home job. They are able to get away with this because they host their websites outside the US making it very difficult to prosecute the owners.

I work online with a method where you can make several hundred dollars for a couple hours of work, whenever you have time.

This business is free to join and I won't charge you anything for the information, just let me know where to send you the info, Click Here.

Best of Luck,
Steve Albright

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Customer Reviews for 'RebateWork.com'

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Kathy, Londonderry, NH	Posted at 2:22pm on Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008
I have sent 5 emails asking questions and requesting detailed information. I made my first inquiry and a form letter was sent to me. My second and third requests had more detailed questions and I received no reply. I sent another email as though I was inquiring again and the same form letter was sent. My final email requested answers to the same 10 questions, I had asked, in an earlier email and I received no reply. Silence speaks volumes. They did not want to answer my questions because they were not legitimate and honest. I will never pay a fee upfront and you should not either.
Katherine Park, San Diego, CA	Posted at 2:54am on Wednesday, July 16th, 2008
How do I get my money back??!! No phone number to call and none of my emails were returned. Yhis company is a fraud! Can't believe I fell for this scam. Help!
KIMBERLY DOUGLAS, arkansas	Posted at 10:49pm on Sunday, July 13th, 2008
thanks for the comments i am reading i was about to purchase this site but ater i say they are a scam i think i will keep my money thanks for alerting to this scam, they shouldn't be allowed to be on the internet. THANK YOU
PREACHER MAN, lr	Posted at 6:15pm on Saturday, July 12th, 2008
the day will come for everyone who has played a part in taking innocent,hard earned money,,may the JUDGMENT OF ALMIGHTY GOD be upon the heartless people who takes money from people, who goes online to make extra income..giving false hope and false information, and misleading us to believe that there is financial freedom......THE BIBLE SAYS (DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD HAVE OTHERS DO UNTO YOU...IN OTHER WORDS...SINCE YOU INTERNET SCAM ARTIST ARE CHEATING PEOPLE OUT OF THERE MONEY,,SO THE SAME WILL COME BACK TO YOU, YOUR WIFE,YOUR SON AND YOUR DAUGHTER..AND THIS SIN WILL FOLLOW YOU FOR THE REMAINING OF YOUR LIFE ..UNTIL YOU CRUEL AND EVIL MAN OR WOMEN STOP WHAT YOUR ARE DOING...THE REASON I WROTE THIS IS BECAUSE I KNOW U ARE GOING BACK TO THIS PAGE, AND READ THIS.............
j, fl	Posted at 6:44pm on Saturday, June 28th, 2008
Thanks to all of the testiomonials i found before putting my trust nto this sight i was saved because i was on my way to being a part of the scam. i've been apart of 2 other scams before and i didn'tb need another one. i hate that companies could post these false websites and take innocent people's money on a daily basis. it's not right and they should be stopped right away. Thanks again for the info on your website because that's the only thing that saved me because I really believed what was on the website.
MORRIS, SUN CITY CENTER, FL.	Posted at 1:38pm on Monday, June 23rd, 2008
I refuse to give any credit card inforfmaion to any company that will not provide a phone number for answering questions, and which will not respond to emails, and this RebateWork.com is one.
sarah, ny	Posted at 8:59am on Thursday, June 12th, 2008
i fell for the angel stevens process at home,,, what a scam,,, i paid 197 for the program that i was suppose to be able to make money right from the start... not true.. do not fall for it... i did however get my money back but i had to fight for it and they still call me almost every day!! please dont fall for this
Mitch, NC	Posted at 10:52am on Sunday, June 1st, 2008
I would like to thank everyone who was candid about their experience with this business. I read it and have condidered it for months. My instincts told me, as the cliche' states, "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is"...Well, my instincts were confirmed. Thank you all again, especially Reviewopedia!
Gladys Cagle, Tulsa, OK	Posted at 12:36pm on Friday, May 30th, 2008
I joined one of the Rebate Process at Home Group for a fee of $197 believing I would be typing and sending rebates from companies. What I found was that I was to find Clickbank products, advertise them, and give a rebate to my customers. They said they would have to train me for 7 weeks before I would be able to do rebates from companies. I ask for my money back to no avail. In fact when I purchased it I had to write to them to get an acknowledgement that I had. I need that $197. There are now 2 or 3 sites just like this.
Lisa, titusville,fl.	Posted at 12:14pm on Friday, May 30th, 2008
after i paid $39 for the virtual training solutions program,the page closed so i didnt get no login or password info,i e-mailed them twice and nothing. if these are scams they need to be CLOSED DOWN IMMEDIATELY! I AM SO UPSET ABOUT THIS!something needs to be done! they should have to pay ALL refunds back! i dont think anyone at this time should have to lose hard earned money on NOTHING! LPM
RD, Utah	Posted at 12:20pm on Saturday, May 24th, 2008
Do NOT buy into this crap.
teresa, oregon	Posted at 8:33pm on Monday, May 19th, 2008
i almost fell for the rebatework.com. it was listed in our local paper and the ad looked and sounded great but my husband said it sounds like a scam because any job wanting money first is not right. also the final date to sign up listed in the urgent messege part changes every day so we then knew something was not right so we decided to se if we could find out anything about them online first and we found this page the first time we started looking. so thank you so much reviewopedia.com and for the testimonials from all of you. you saved us. thank you thank you and shame on rebatework.com for trying to take advantage of us people who are just trying to make a little extra income legally. we need to find a way to punish these business scams.
Bradley Wildasin, York.pa.	Posted at 9:15pm on Tuesday, May 13th, 2008
looking for extra money to make so i can help my daughter, and myself. I'm on s.s.i. and they don't give much to ya...
nan, holdenville, Oklahoma	Posted at 7:48pm on Monday, April 28th, 2008
The rebate ad, I got taken. No customer service, no working phone number, and all I get back is Try again. I want my money back.!!!!!!!!
Jeri, St. Petersburg, FL	Posted at 12:50pm on Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008
To "L" in Illinois. To get to that page, if you really want to do this, the original email you got confirming that your account has been debited for the $197 has the link. Their phone number is in the documentation you print out. My husband fell for it too, but I did get the refund. You have to get tough and mad and threaten them.
andrew saulino, new york	Posted at 3:33pm on Saturday, April 12th, 2008
no customer service and the 60 day refund was false i have sent numerous emails and no were returned
Bob Chalfant, St. Louis, MO	Posted at 11:08am on Thursday, April 10th, 2008
This program is not as advertised .After paying the $197 (which they say they will credit) and they better if they know what is good or them. I will not stop to get them,. The lady on the phone admitted it was not as advertised immediately when I stated the facts in the pdromotional letter. She was very quick to offer a refund. I found another one fro $39 but am afraid to sign up because it is probably anaother bad deal. Think I will pass.
Debra, Rochester New York	Posted at 2:46pm on Saturday, April 5th, 2008
This site is a total rip off and scam. I hope other poeple will read this and not sign up I paid 197.00 and got nothing but useless information and no support. Most people who are looking at this need a income not a sleez that takes and gives nothing.
L, IL	Posted at 5:52pm on Thursday, March 27th, 2008
After I paid the $97 and registered my info. When I got to the login page to create my user name the page would not let me fill in the fields required to complete the login; and then the page closed. I now have no way of going back to that page. There was no contact info. available. I don't know how to return to the login page to complete the form or ask for help.