Rebate Processor Jobs Review

Still sounds like a scam to me. Just like the ones where you get $5 to stuff an envelope - after you pay $50 for the course - but what they don't tell you is that you run the ads.

Its all deceptive and misleading.

Matt - thanks for your comment. I agree that the message that the rebate processor uses is a bit deceptive in the sense that you are not just processing rebates, you actually have to sell an item and then give a rebate.

I disagree that this is a scam because a scam is when someone takes your money and gives you nothing in return. This program does have a one time fee but in return they provide a high level of training to help you succeed. So the one time fee is comparable to purchasing a textbook in school or a "how to" book in a book store. What you do with the information in the book is up to you.

I disagree! It is a scam because it is misleading….It leads you to believe that you will be processing rebates from home! That's it.

A definition for scam is A ploy by a shyster to raise money. A definition for ploy is An action calculated to frustrate an opponent or gain an advantage indirectly or deviously. A definition of shyster is a person (especially a lawyer or politician) who uses unscrupulous or unethical methods. You can look these up on the web. So is this a scam? I'd say it is a ploy because it trys to gain an advantage indirectly. The shyster part, well I would call this a deceptive ad and unethical in business. By definition it seems to be considered a scam. James is definatly more right than stirls. Lets be clear. The ad is considered a scam. The program is real. You do get training and you can make money. We can be against this type of ad but with just a little research on the web I got the whole story. I wondered if you send a bulk email asking for $1.00 to help you with a worthy cause like sending your kid to college, if you would get responses. One of these places is asking for almost $200.00 making people believe they'll make money with almost no effort. I'm fairly sure the majority of them that pay never do anything with it. I wonder if they really do get their money back from the garentee? That's probably misleading also. I'm sure this is a way for the person or persons putting out the ad to make money. Do they really care if the customer makes money? If I do something that's not misleading would I make as much money? If it's all about making money they've come up with a new way to make them selves money. Good job. Perhaps rather than processing rebates we should be putting scams out on the internet. Who teaches that? How about we put out an ad saying we'll teach you how to place scams on the internet to make a lot of money fast if you send us $200 for this very valuable package. If you can be as creative as those guys at being misleading on the ad it would work. There you have it. Another new way to make money from home. Would that be considered a scam. I guess so but if you have a couple hundred thousand in your pocket would you loose sleep?

What people need to do to find out if the online jobs they want to do are legitimate or not is to see if they have the BBB Seal on them if it doesnt commom since will tell you its not legitimate. So next time look for the seal.

The thing about the BBB seal is that some people actually "paste" that seal on their websites. If you hover your mouse over it and it doesn't work as an actual link to the BBB, then it's not real. I've had to check a lot of places like that, and believe me…the seal was there but it didn't actually function. They want you to see it there so that you will believe them, but they don't want you to check it out. So, even if the seal is there, take the time to verify for yourself.

Are there any Scam free Rebate Processor jobs out there? If so let me know.

Amen Mark ! Thank You.

Thank you for the information this has helped me alot in my decision on who to purchase this program from, if I go ahead and choose to do it.

I was about to invest that (almost $200), but even click bank is suggesting that you google for more information on this product as they have had an over whelming amount of calls asking for refunds on their purchase. It sounded so good, and just what I was looking for. As always, if it sounds too good to be true…
Has anyone got any information on an Angel Stevens? She is one of those people asking for $197 to become a certified rebate processor.

glad i found your blog. i saw the site offering the package for almost $200 and was interested. i decided to do a little more research and found another company offering the same thing for only $40(limited time offer of course). dug a little deeper and found you. thanks, i don't have the time or money to waste on a scam like this. keep up the great work

Thanks for the tip, this is most certainly a scam. If it wasn't a scam they would say exactly what you are doing instead of having to market it with a bunch of half truths. I know we live in a time of where getting money anyway you can legally, while not ethically, is considered a job well done, but give me a break.

This company is deceptive from the start, this is like saying "Get paid $60/hour to literally sit around/sleep and play games with your friends!" Then when you take the job they say "OK, so you signed up to be a Fire Fighter, we'll give you great training on how to be one so that you can make your $60/hour…Lesson #1 Jumping into a burning building and risking your life to save total strangers."

They could give the best training in the world, it still doesn't change the fact that they intentionally left out the most relevant part of the job and are making it seem as though rebate processing is the job when really it is internet sales that involve rebate processing only after you personally make a sale. It is disgraceful, if anyone knows the state that this company is run from, please email me, I'd love to report them to their state attorney general for them to be investigated.

I think the problem with these scams or ploys or whatever, is that they lure people who are down on their luck. They don't bother to mention that you will only make money if you sell, nor do they mention that it may take a long time to actually sell something. Not to mention hidden costs. Are there any? While Adword campaigns are good in theory, unless you know the words and have the money to sink in, you won't make any money. It just makes it more frustrating for people who are trying to make a living honestly working for a company without commuting.

So. I've been checking out these rebate processing jobs for a few days now. Yea, when you're reading the sites, it sounds great, but isn't that the point? If they told you at the start , "Hey, come to my page full of misleading information, pay me $197, and you could get rich!" would you go? They already told you they were misleading you. I was sucked in, I admit it. But, I don't have this kind of money to throw out frivolously. So, I e-mailed them. GOtta love those "Contact Us" links. I told them my story, (since they already had me read theirs) and agreed to pay them their exorbitant fee. That is, of course, once they give me full access to their site first, and then, in addition, it must turn out to be real, and I must make the money like they say on the page that I will. If it works, then I'll have no problem paying them. Waddya think they'll say? I don't hardly think so. *sighs* What a wonderful world of public lies….

I got an advert (spam) for a rebate "center" in my ebox, and as usual I check things out by "description of offer = word scam" in Google. I found out what this was all about without having to go to the website. I now know that I can do this for free, without even needing the program. I do this exact thing for a living right now, though in a different fashion. It is too bad that people feel they have to deceive others in order to get participation. The technique itself is not a scam, it is the same thing grocery store owners to car dealers have been doing for years, it is called rebat pricing, a form of discounting as an incentive to buy. I pay people to go to incentive websites for me to help me fullfill my referral requirements for rewards and prizes, a twist on the same concept, but I never have to decieve the paople I work with in order to get them to do it, I just pay them what I say I will pay them, and it turns out just fine. There is no need for the pozie scheme. I just know that if a company feels they have to lie to me in order to get me to do legitimate work, then I might do it, but not for them. I encourage people to do this, it seems like a great idea, but you don't need a company to do it, just offer half of your affiliate commision in order to get people to buy form YOU, and not the other guy. Incentive based affiliate sites have been doing this for years, and make enough money to actually pay out the prizes they say they do, enough so that I can pay half of this prize amount to other prople just to help me get the prize.

As for the BBB, I can surely tell you that while it may make you feel a little better to see that seal, it really only means that the company has paid their dues, and hasn't been caught up in so many wrong doings that the BBB no longer wants their money. I was a telemarketer for several years, and they all belonged to the BBB, but you would not believe some of the things that went on in those boiler rooms.

Best of luck for all who are looking for honest profits onlie. It is usually right there between the lines, honest work offered to you by dishonest companies. It is the same as offline.

Thanks for listening.

I have used an online business that had the seal of the BBB and still was scammed. It was not at all what they said that they were. I am still fighting them today to quit taking money from my checking account. And I have even turned them in to the BBB for it but their still up and running. So the BBB symbol does not always mean that they are legit.

Tracie

I think the whole world is nothing but a scam! Can't wait until my Lord comes and takes me away from all you evil bastards out there!

I am so glad I found this page even if it is dated last year! I almost got caught up in something for a $150.00 fee from an email ad. I Have had my eyes open cause of what I had had just read. I believe in seeking and searching.But, most favorably, I do not have the $39.00 nor the $150.00 to just hand over to people who is kind of only thinking of themselves making money online. Poor slugs such as you and I presuming you all need money for things like myself, surgery, or getting you car fixed cause someone hit and run you, and you have to pluck out $500.00 cash when your spouse is only making $8.00 an hr. People kind of prey on people who seem a bit desperate to make just a little extra to get by. Thank you all! Now I have an idea how all this work.. I myself would like to get ahold of companies, and dicker with them about hireing me to do this rather then going through all the hassel of a web site and trying to sell something!This way their article is already out there promoting ther items consumers have bought. Follow me? to me this is more legit then what is appearing to be playful inticing words to get you committed. The ones i have checked into, DOES NOT Guaratee back no money refund if your not happy with it. So folks i learned something today!

all is a plan to earn money by websites……………..

Finally… A clear and sensible answer for the question about the Rebate Processor Jobs. This is the most comprehensible explanation I have found and it should help anyone looking at the website make a decision yea or nay. That's the individual's responsible. Thank you. As a fellow reviewer, I really appreciate your assessment.

Don't trust BBB either. Who do you think keeps them alive! A company has to pay them to be listed and to use the seal. They aren't a great guide to good service. Check http://www.ripoffreport.com and GOOGLE like I did.

hire a proof reader!

Thanks guys for all of that info> I was about to shell out the 200 smack-a-roos to get started but thanks to this site I have came to my senses. Once again thanks and keep up the good work!!!
B Watts

I received two emails from Rebateprocessorjobs.com which I did not open. However, I was curious and went to their website. It sounded too good to be true. They gave no information as to who supplied the data for which you would be processing a rebate and thought it was just another scam. I found your website and want to thank you for giving more detail. Keep up the good work.

I don't feel I should have to pay a company to work for them. Employment is when YOU get paid from the employer. I did this work in my area for years as a home contractor and NEVER had to pay a fee. They paid me.

This thing is an out right scam!! I knew it sound to good, so i did a search. I am glad that people like you put this up to tell us. thank you. They tell people on the website that they have 2,000 companys that you can sign up with to do rebates… Not place ads with rebates.. She said she has been doing this for years working for companys doing rebates and get 15 each. Thats total B.S its just like all the other scams out there.

it is a scam dont be fooled someone needs to post a big website up fast just say SCAMS so many people are being sucked in just for a job or idea thry entenpenur magazine or website it is a shame some *itches are out there trying to screw you out of your hard earned money

just B E W A R E

What is the BBB seal. I was online today looking for at home work and came to the rebate processing and after looking at a few differnt ones came across this website. Is all of the rebate processing a scam???? Why would there be so many diff websites if it was?

I agree with Mark and James - If it doesn't "TELL IT LIKE IT IS" UP FRONT, Popular Opinion makes it a SCAM. Deception in any form makes it a SCAM. Just because you can use the "lemons to make lemonade" doesn't mean it's not a scam. They're not selling me what I paid for. If it's so great why don't they just tell the truth? They are basically TRICKING you into paying them for something other than what you think you are paying for. I like to know what I am buying BEFORE I buy it. A LIE = A SCAM.

Also looking for the BBB symbol doesn't really guarantee anything. They can only tell you about and take complaints about paid members. It's basically a club that anyone can pay to join. A Scam company could join today (or just put a fake seal on it!)and by the time someone complains they've scammed thousands of people for thousands of dollars never to be heard of again. On the other hand, just because someone isn't a member of the BBB doesn't mean they aren't a good and legitimate business!

The opportunity to earn an income may be legitimate. However, that does not matter because the advertisements present the opportunity in a manner that totally misleads the reader. If these advertisements were printed in a newspaper, the company placing the ads could be sued for false advertising and there is a possibility that that recourse may exist for anyone swayed to take action by the rebate processor job web sites.

Looking back, the way the opportunity is presented looks quite a bit like the old "bait and switch" scam, where a storeadvertises a product, then when you show up the store has run out of a product but will gladly substitute a different product for that advertised. The difference is that with the Rebate Processor Job scam you do not find out that the product is different until you have allready paid the price.

There should be no fee if you are doing a job for a company. I have see from one website fees runing from $80 to $195 for the so called rebate processor job. What a scam. I don't know if there are any real on line jobs out there that are not misleading or scams. From my research I have yet to find job that was not misleading and costing you money..It's all a scam!

still i find the the main 'scam' of it is that its totally misleading and affiliate advertising is nowhere near as easy as it seems. I found a review of process at home here http://www.reviewopedia.com/process-at-home.htm and tells you they dont really even give you any good affiliate marketing techniques either.

Yes, i have gotten several things from Angel Stevens. And it just sounds to good to be true to me. They shouls so it were you sign up and you must stay employeed for 90 days to make sure that you are making money, Then after 90 days they can have there $197.00 for the one time sign up. Just think of all the money she is making for the fee she is charging. It is a lot!!

hello and i respect your comments,iam writing you from newyork and i truely need infromation on real programs that will pay me.thanks.

The idea of checking with the BBB seems like a good idea, and I'm sure is better than not looking at all. However, all they are is a place for you to complain to, they do nothing to help you settle any disputes. In fact, as long as the company you do post a complaint about gives an "excuse" with no proof, you are required to show proof that they are not telling the truth, otherwise the complaint doesn't even go on thier record. This happened to me. (Do do SMC!)

Thanks for having this blog, I too almost got sucked in, but fortunately I did a search and found this site…thanks again.

Oh my! thanks for telling me this. Yes I spot this Angel Stevens character online smiling and talking. I tell u, it sounded good! I was just about 2 google her name, but seeing it here has helped. whew!

I was scammed for 97.00 at http://www.bigpaywork.com and have been trying to get my money back from october!!! ITS ALL LIES!!!

Timothy, my good man, where the heck are these sites? I have been looking for something to supplement my income and everthing I have researched usually ends up "not being" what is seems. …Also, everyone else, please hear my cry! NEED AT HOME WORK! What kills me about these sites is the ever infamous, "I have to charge you this amount in order to pay my staff," like they are not getting paid! If I had close to 20 people (guesstimation) sending me close to $200 a day, my pockets would be pretty "bulgy" too! I must say, in my quest for at home work, I have learned a lot! But so many "con artists" (call them what they are) have tainted the waters, it's crazy what you have to go through to find something honest. My husband has even become leary; he even saw a report on one of the major morning shows exposing some work-at-home programs. Sorry message so long, love the blog, Be Blessed!

what is the website that u found for 40 dollars?

there is a company called NEW? Ur a rep for direct TV…u do this from home. They start out at 9.50. I went on the phone interview but didnt get the job

Fusion Cash……u make money there.

Anita, just click my name and it will take you to my site, and you can read up a little on the sites I promote. Sorry, no rebates…lol

Sounds like a scam to me also! Sounds good but, no details on how it works.

It is sort of a scam because it does not tell you what you have to sell first! It is sort of a lie after you pay the package fee it tells you details…

Comment by "Concerned Citizen" of 01/06/08 says it well. If you look carefully at the Angel Stevens offer )processrebates @ home.com)-you will note they operate out of Nicosia, Cyprus.
They also tell you there are only a "few openings left", and the offer will expire in "minutes" - but it is there the next day. If you combine this with their not being straightforward about the task, most people would be well advised to "stay away" even if a few souls make a few bucks - I wish them well.
This is all part of "free speech" and internet technology - reminds me of the Desiderata plaque - "exercise caution in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery" as long as it doesn't blind you the virtues that exist.

Was so excited thinking this is just what I need to get ahead. Was all set to give away my hard earned money. So, so glad that I decided to Google "Angel Stevens" first. No one I know wants to get taken advantage of, and certainly no one has $197 to just give away. I'm disappointed to find out that this is just some more crap, but happy to know that I didn't fall in the crap hole — minus my $197. If anyone knows of a legitimate work-from-home opportunity, please share it with me. Thanks.

Payton - I am glad you Googled "Angel Steven" before you gave her your $197 too. Just for the record the program reviewed in this review RebateProcessorJobs.com IS NOT OWNED or run by Angel Stevens. Angel Stevens is a SCAM and you should delete any emails you recieve from her and DO NOT Give Her Any Money!

RebateProcessorJobs.com is owned and run by Cindy Dalton and she is legitimate.

As for legitimatee work-from-home opportunities join our newsletter (in top right section of this page) and I will send you a list of our top pick work from home opportunities.

AMEN, So do I…Mike

i considered myself and intelligent and aware woman before i got the angel stevens email and almost bought the bullshit she (or they) was selling. i was actually checking out all the sites for rebate processing and had my credit card number ready before i found this site. and it took a loooong time for me to find it. i feel so bad for the people who didnt find this site.

Melissa - I am glad I was able to help you avoid becoming a scam victim of Angel Stevens.

I am looking to work from home as well and have no direction as to what is scam or scam free - any recommendations on who to trust when it comes to work from home listings.

Thanks

I am so glad i found this blog…I have been receiving multiple home business opportunities through e-mail of late and i've litrally gone over their pay schemes over and over again, and the way the business works… i have even interacted with a few sponsors and asked them questions in abundance, but no one seems to come outright and tell you that once you invest a certain amount of $$$, you will also need to set aside some additional $$$ for advertising your product each MONTH and also pay the monthly admin fee for hosting your website…Fortunately, I came across a genuine INSIDER from one of the schemes who outright explains that HOW its ALL BS AND HYPE…bottomline is, when you get into the business, you have to treat it as a business, and become a student of online marketing…learn the techinques and than eventually start earning well…I was so happy that i came across the guy…He has written out as well as provided an audio of telling you exactly what to expect once you enter the particular business…

Lets face it folks, you can't earn money WITHOUT HARD WORK…

I just received the process rebates at home scheme on e-mail…and boy did i come close to signing up with it…i agree wid da majority that it's certainly misleading…and all those BS TESTIMONIALS…i bet those ppl are trained to say shit just to get others on board and make a fool out of them further…

Why can't there be genuine HONESTY, is that how shallow mankind can sink to mislead ppl to think they can start earning big $$$ within minutes…seriously if you're gona do that at least lay out the hardcore facts which an insider did for me and was willing to provide one on one help to build the business…he even said that he came across a certain member in the business who told him to just make up the money he's making…how fcuked up is that?

and the funny thing is, Angel Stevens says that she was broke and almost on the streets…i seriously doubt her honesty and integrity thats full of BS…ya she offers you the money back guarantee, but why waste time doing something that mislead you from the outset!!!

anyhow, im glad i listened to my sixth sense and checked on google and came across this blog before i made the same mistake others have…thx a ton guys!

I've been searching for online work so I can stay home and
raise my children.I don't think anyone should pay a fee to make money.I also had my credit card ready but then my baby crawled up with a dirty diaper and I snapped back to reality.39 buckaroo's can buy alot of huggies.Is there any chance for a honest hard working mother to make a little money online or should I just forget it?

Hello, Sue. My name is Evelyn Payton, and just a few days ago, I was asking the very same questions that you are. Please visit the following website and get some helpful quick info: http://www.quickinfo247.com/10030286/FREE. Also, please feel free to contact me directly at PaytonUSA@hotmail.com and I will be delighted to share all of the information that I have with you. Hope to hear from you soon. Ev-

i wonder sometimes if there is anything legit these days i just want to be able to make what i make monthly if anyone knows of something scam-free please leave the website address.

Lilly - there are plenty of opportunities that are not scams. If you are willing to put in time and effort then the sky is the limit. If you are looking for a get rich quick scheme then you will be dissapointed and more likley to find a scam. Look at opportunities online like growing a business, it takes time to learn, execute what you learn and build your business.

If you are interested then the link that Payton mentioned is a good place to start. Also another good place to start if you are new is http://www.top-home-based-business.com/pips.html

It is a scam when you tell people they will receive $15.00 for each rebate they process, when in reality the the whole process involve advertising and selling other peoples product and then receiving a $15 commission. In what ever sense or way you define the word scame, it will exclude this manner of markerting your product from scam. I'm just glade for the managers of this web site that have taken time to expose this evile. If I eventually decide to buy this programme, I will not buy from liers. I will buy from this site that speaks the truth.