WAIT! I need to take back part of what I said...

My brain muddled this into a ball with "computerlearningctr.org" that was brought up in another thread a couple of days ago.

> The income claims are insane.

There actually aren't any income claims on homedatatypers.com (well that's a first!).

I don't dispute whether the income statement is correct -- I have no clue -- but if I had to guess, I would say it is from selling the $99 "How To" product rather than actually placing ads (i.e., doing "data entry").

If so, that would be extremely misleading -- but it isn't so different from people who make a few sales of their pet care products then write an ebook telling other people how to make a fortune on the internet, sell a bzillion of them, and claim they made their money selling their kitty litter.

But the fact is, there aren't any statements at all which say "you can make this much money."

> As is the effort required.

What bothers me most is that they equate this with "data entry." No doubt that's what you're doing -- entering data into the pay-per-click advertising form (and also some free advertising sites, according to the FAQ) -- but I'm sorry. Wannabe stay-home moms think of data entry as sitting at a computer feeding in the "data" somebody gives you.

But it clearly says, "This is not just traditional data entry work."

They covered their bases, so you can't yell "SCAM!" there.

But the next line says, "Even though you can make good money doing that..." -- so it is *extremely* misleading.

> Plus they conveniently forget to mention that you have to pay to
> advertise.

OOOPS -- No, they did NOT forget to mention that.

My boo-boo.

> Same old Home Typist scam with a twist.

Not exactly.

Again, don't be misled into thinking this is simple "data entry." IT IS NOT. And even though it says you can make good money "doing that," I don't believe (although I do not have proof) that *any* part of this system has to do with "traditional data entry."

But this particular site does NOT make blatant income claims (it IMPLIES them with that earnings statement, which makes me pukey).

It DOES tell you it involves paying for ads.

And it gives you a video showing you exactly what you'll be doing, so you can't say you didn't know.

I think it's going to be hard to yell "SCAM!" on this one.

But I do believe it's misleading by virtue of the fact that it (1) claims to be "data entry" and (2) I venture to guess that income statement is from selling this program, not from "doing data entry" even by their definition.

Lots of people are selling "How To" guides that show you how to make money with Pay Per Click advertising -- but The Good Guys aren't calling it "data entry."

Luv,