Home Cash Package Singapore – Another Home Cash Package Sham EXPOSED!
Restored from the Empower Network archive (2011–2017), lightly edited to meet our current advertising standards. Views are the original author’s.
Home Cash Package Singapore?
Hooray! My other blog AffiliateBastards.com is now back online. As you read in the previous post, Home Cash Package tried to silence me. I am now launching into full assault. “Stir Shit Mode”, so to speak. Today, we’re gonna look at some Home Cash Package Singapore details – because I live in Singapore. I made some disgusting revelations about Home Cash Package Singapore, and I will share them here with you right now.
This is an ethical review. We are not here to debate whether following Jessica’s (the mastermind behind the membership site content, could be a pen-name) actually works. In fact, in my original Home Cash Package Review, I acknowledged that their teaching is in line with traditional Internet Marketing methods, albeit being out-dated or in grave brevity. Instead, we are here to review just HOW ethical is Home Cash Package in their advertising messages and business practice. Reviewopedia.com kindly offers the description of “sordid”.
User’s Primary Problem With Home Cash Package Singapore
The primary area of user complaint is in billing – issues such as non-receipt, unable to cancel in time, or forgetting to cancel and getting denied of any recourse. What is interesting is that no one ever reported making money through Home Cash Package Singapore.
As a Singaporean, it pains and disgusts me to see my fellow countrymen throwing money into the furnace and get burnt trying to retrieve it. I think the best defense against any online scams is prevention. With a sharp eye, you can spot many inconsistencies in Home Cash Package Singapore marketing and thereby, start spending time more meaningfully elsewhere, especially if you genuinely seek a work at home opportunity. You should get on my mailing list to be informed of good, legit opportunities…
Meanwhile, as promised:
Home Cash Package Singapore Analysis
Let’s analyze Home Cash Package Singapore site. Once again, because of the IP detector, this is a Geo-adapted page. Firstly, why is the url ending “.in”? Why would a bonafide News SG page end with a .IN as if it’s an Indian site? Secondly, there is no such publication or e-zine “Online Career Journal” in Singapore. Then, the top left of page that says “This site is not affiliate with any newspaper publication”. And then you know what? They infringed copyright of trademarked logos of local publications, “The New Paper”, “Straits Times” and “Today” to mislead. The reason why they picked the surname “Jung” is because it’s more universal than the previous “Melissa Johnson” name. But still, in Singapore, Jung is not a common name, and still more often associated with Koreans. The next giveaway is that while the right picture placeholder description says Melissa Jung is a Singaporean mum, look at the cheque? The payee’s address is blurred out, and says “United States” at the very bottom. This is quite blatantly doctored and fraudulent.
And, which pro-bono newspaper would actually give explicit Step-by-Step instructions on joining “Online Career Package?”. That confirms the advertorial, as opposed to being a pure news site. There are so many more dirty revelations in Home Cash Package advertising I could go on forever. All it takes is a sharp eye. And, I really should do a few more videos about them. But in the meantime, I want to show you one more document that is going to really make you sit up and pay attention. First, look at the cheque above. Study the details on the cheque, especially the dates, and the bank sorting numbers beneath it. Then look at this one from their previous advertising campaign which featured another work from home mother named Melissa Johnson, who has been a resident in English-speaking countries from US, to UK, to Australia, to New Zealand.
Notice that the cheque number, bank sorting numbers, amounts, signature are all identical! Only the year in the cheque date has been adjusted by a year. Even the top right cheque serial numbers are the same! What a con! CONFIRMED MISLEADING ADVERTISING. The gall of these guys to even order a DMCA copyright infringement notice on me!
Interesting right? Readers, favorite this, like this, tweet this, share this. Let not your friends and family fall prey to this Home Cash Package Singapore scam.
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To your Work From Home Success,
Julian Wong
P.P.S. If you’re in Singapore, I actually conduct regular small-group workshop trainings on Internet Marketing, comprising on some skill followed by hands-on time. Drop a comment if you’re interested to join our next workshop.