Work At Home Recruiters Review

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Work At Home Recruiters Review
Date Added: 9/2/2009 Reviewer: wontyoubemynaber
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Website URL: http://www.workathomerecruiters.com
Company Name: Work At Home Recruiters
Alexa Traffic Rank: 22,257,010

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Work At Home Recruiters Description

Work At Home Recruiters is a company that will teach you how to post listings on E-bay. The site states that Emily Thomas was a single mother who came up with this idea 9 years so that she could work from her home and be better able to provide for her children. In actuality the company is owned by Vincent Fisher of NSA Technologies LLC.

Work At Home Recruiters Detailed Overview

The Work At Home Recruiters website states that you can make up to and over $195 per day by listing items for major businesses on E-bay. You would be working as an independent contractor because this will make it more fiscally feasible for the corporations. By hiring you to process their listings they do not have to hire full-time employees, provide office space, or spend advertising dollars. According to the website they currently have 1,200 independent contractors who have access to over 1.2 million products that they can choose to list.

You have the option of working as many hours as you like and at whatever times you prefer. To complete a listing is a three step process: you choose your product, click one button that will automatically place the listing on E-bay, and then you have to fill out forms once the item is purchased. You will usually receive your payment within 24 hours.

The training to receive your Auction Listing Agent Training Certification is a 10 day course and will cost you $97. They state that you will have immediate access to all features of the program so you can begin making money immediately. They offer a 90 – day money back guarantee if you don't start making money and they offer a double the price back guarantee if you aren't immediately placed with one of the major corporations as an Auction Listing Agent. The training offers a one-on-one consultation with your personal recruiter and access to all training materials

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Work At Home Recruiters Reputation

Many people were unhappy with this program. They felt the information they learned could have been found out for free on E-bay (though some stated it was the impetus they need to actually start working on E-bay). Others felt that they misrepresented themselves by claiming they had a large amount of companies for you to list for. Many stated that the only company available was Doba and that you had to pay them a monthly fee to list their items. Of the ones who were unsatisfied and tried to get their money back only the ones who paid by credit card were able to so. Debit card users had a little more trouble getting their refund.

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	Big Waste of Time and Money I Never Got Back I signed up for the 10 day tutorial and paid the $97 and hoped that by selling products online for companies on eBay I would be able to work at home, around my schedule and everything would be great. The Work at Home Recruiters were boasting that you can make almost $200 a day, and so I was enticed that this would be a great thing to get into. After taking the course, I was disappointed because they basically just told me everything that one needs to know when simply listing anything on eBay. The course wasn't in any way offering you 'new' or 'breaking' tips that would give you any sort of edge. But I was still hopeful and willing to give it a shot. A month after joining, I had made hardly any money at all, nowhere near what they had promised. The so called 'many major corporations' that were supposed to be listed with them were nowhere listed as far as I could see. There were three options and one you had to pay them before working with them. After the first month I asked for my money back and after waiting on their help line forever was told that wasn't possible. After much follow-up on my end I still never got my money back and denoted this stupid thing a total SCAM! I would advise anyone to steer clear of them.

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by runnerchick081 on September 11, 2009 at 12:47 PM CST

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	Poor Customer Service I just entered this site and signed up 1 week ago as I am nearing retirement and thought if I could earn some extra money it might help my husband and I in our retirement. I got on the the site and paid the $97 fee and had trouble with it going through and they charged me twice, though it might have been partially my fault because it wouldn't go through correctly. They did refund the 2nd charge to my bank account. That was the last good thing that has happened. It has been a week and I still can't get on their sight where I get instruction for the program. I have made at least 10 phone calls had my password changed at least 7-8 times and it won't open up the information you need to learn the process they require. I have talked to many customer service people and at least 3 business office people and no one has been able to help me get to the information. I can get on the site with my e-mail and 8th password, but it won't download anything after that. I even download Mozilla Foxfire as they suggested and when I typed in the Home Recruiter sight it said Not found. Needless to say I am very frustrated. Also Customer service keeps you on hold about 15 minutes every time you call so you can see how much I have been on hold with all the calls I have made. I am calling today, waiting another 15min. for the customer representative who then sends me to the Business where I wait another 15 for the transfer, and canceling this. There has to be a better and more legitimate way to make extra money.

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		by gransoftwo on October 8, 2009 at 10:48 AM CST


	Lots of Spam I signed up for this site several months ago. First of all I paid the $97 to make money, I should have known that it wasn't all it was hyped up to be. I got "tons" of spam mail, and I signed up using my work email, so needless to say I called attention to myself, for sure! I never did officially make any money as I canceled my membership because of all the spam that I was receiving. Was it possible? I'm sure it was, but it's not as simple as they make it sound. Secondly I am a "recruiter" and when I initially clicked on the site I was doing so because I was a "recruiter" looking for work from home. I felt that it was misleading in a sense.

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		by gmckoy on October 9, 2009 at 11:46 AM CST


	Save Your Money On This One I signed up for Work At Home Recruiters and paid the $97 for the 10 day training. The information in the training I received was nothing more than what is readily available on Ebay for free. I also noticed that this same information is available basically over the internet for free. I took a look at the list of the companies involved in listing their products and all of them that I came across were nothing more than a list of different dropshipping sites that you had to pay a membership fee for. These ranged anywhere from $39.95 to $59.95 a month. I thought this site was very misleading to say the least. I did request my money back and did receive it. I am not to sure you would want to pay your money for this site.

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		by kyleskorner on October 9, 2009 at 2:31 PM CST


	It was a lesson learned for me I signed up for this a while ago and man was I hyped. I just knew that I had invested my money into something profitable. I mean they tell me that they are going to give me a listing to all the products that are being offered. That's what they said us, but that isn't what I got for my $97. I got a bunch of crappy information that I could have learned by searching the internet for a couple of hours. Even though I got a list of different dropshipping companies, they were decent listings. But with that being said, I still could have found those myself. Official Work at Home Recruiters was one of those sites I should have watched out for, but I wasn't thinking. As far as my money is concerned, after asking and emailing for over two weeks, I finally got my refund back. So I can't really say they are an all around scam. But I can say that their business practices are a bit off and need some fine tuning. You can't offer me one thing but give me something totally different once I buy in. It doesn't work that way.

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		by WebJunky on October 10, 2009 at 1:59 PM CST


	Wish I had read your reviews first! I joined the Work at Home Recruiters last month (Sept. 2009). A few days after I joined I got a phone call asking me to upgrade and get a personal mentor for a few HUNDRED dollars more. I told them I was unemployed, they said no problem, they had a EASY PAYMENT plan. I said again, I am unemployed and trying to MAKE MONEY. They make their real money this way by getting people to spend more money for the accelerated program and want you to be featured as one of their success stories. I will most likely be asking for my money back on this one.

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		by ultraj on October 30, 2009 at 7:50 PM CST


	A Scam, do not buy this Just 1 month ago I brought this thinking that this site must be legitimate after going through their site and they also offer money back (which you will never get). I brought the entire package for 85 $ as I brought it in a promotional offer. However as soon as I had gone through this product I was completely sure that is a complete fraud. This material is all about how to list the product on the eBay for profit and if you ask me I think even 12 years old kid knows how to do that. I can even say the eBay FAQ pages are more explanatory then these materials. Apart from that you will get annoying calls from their customer support trying to hook you into buying more upgradable package and you can also expect lots of spam emails which are of no use. I have sent repeated emails asking for refund and I still have to hear anything from them. A complete scam site, don’t even bother to join it.

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		by Sangold on December 24, 2009 at 10:10 PM CST


	Do not buy this! I am very disappointed with Official Work at Home Recruiters. They claim that you can make $195 a day by using their system, but that is a false statement. You pay $97 to start and to make it good, Emily says she will freeze your payment and if it goes up in the future you will never owe another cent. She makes it sound like this system is great, but really if you have been on ebay before, you will see you can do this without her system. I think it is terrible that she is scamming people when all the information she gives can be figured out while looking around ebay's site. No new information was shared with me. I knew pretty much everything that she told me. I would not recommend this to anyone. It is a load of crap.

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		by demon2469 on September 25, 2009 at 9:38 PM CST


	Charged my debit card but I am not in there system I was pretty pumped about starting a home business and this one sounded great because I'm not really good with the computer. During the sign up process, step two, it took me to a website to purchase $197 in E-bay cd's. (this was after they had my card#)I declined the offer but the site remained on my screen for 1/2 hour. I called the number and she claimed there was something wrong with my computer to check back in 24 hours. Over 24 hours later I still do not show up in the system. There is nothing wrong with my computer! I was then told to get a copy of charge and fax it to them. This I will do tomorrow, keep you posted.

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		by harleyrose94 on September 23, 2009 at 9:28 AM CST *HDROSE*