I've Tried That - We lose money so you don't have to!

Another day. Another scam. Another ass-kicking to hand out. Today we have Justin Blake posing as Rachel Ryan in order to promote his latest scam: The Stay at Home System. It has quite the attractive URL too. You can find this scam at http://www.Stay-Home-Millionaire.com/. I don’t know about you guys, but I have yet to meet a stay at home parent or work from home individual that has become a millionaire through their efforts online. Surely this website has something new to offer? Let’s look at the claims.

The Claims

After you invest $49.95 (hurry only 27 copies are left!), you’ll be given a set of instructions that will teach you how to setup one single website that will make over $100,000 a year guaranteed*!

(*not guaranteed)

Rachel Ryan used to be a poor mom living in what sounded like a shanty town, but now she is making over $700 per day all because she owns a website. We all know that once you start a website money just flows into your pockets. It’s literally that easy**!

(**not that easy)

Finally, Rachel Ryan will you walk you through the steps she took to become a millionaire once you purchase her “Stay at Home System.” Again, it costs $49.95, but that is a small price to pay since you’ll instantly be making an income that is on par with that of doctors, lawyers, and top level CEOs of major corporations! All from home!

Don’t believe me? Look at the chart below! ***

(*** chart has been fabricated to trick you into thinking you can actually make that much money)

The Truth

At this point, you probably want to know what you’ll get if you had sent your money to Rachel Ryan or Justin Blake. First things first, you may not receive anything at all. A lot of customers have reported receiving NO materials even after being charged. You may also be charged two or three times for the same program. We’re not off to a good start.

Okay, in the event the transaction goes through correctly, you’ll receive a packet of training materials. Included will be instructions on how to setup a website in order to deceive others into buying various ‘work at home’ scams to make a commission. The type of website you’ll be given is widely notorious for being a waste of time. In fact at I’ve Tried That, we strongly advocate AGAINST the type of website you’ll be given.

Justin Blake as Rachel Ryan has also made the process of setting up a website overly complicated. Why? So, he can call you and offer “technical support” for only $1,500! He’ll also “upgrade your earning potential” without giving any details as to what that means.

Okay, so you paid the $49.95 fee and the $1,500 upgrade. It’s time to let the money flow! Right? Wrong. In order to make money with your new scam website, you’ll have to advertise like crazy. And guess what? Advertising TAKES MONEY. It takes A LOT of money. If you don’t know what you’re doing and you probably don’t, you will lose more money than you can afford to lose.

Now, you’re down about $2,000 and you have a pitiful excuse for a website that advocates the use of known scam programs that no one visits. Does this sound like you’re on your way to becoming a millionaire? Of course not. Don’t buy into this program. It’s a complete waste of time, money and energy.