Ultimate Home Profits is one of the low-quality products that overwhelm the make money online niche. When you find a program that promises easy money for a few hours a week, you should be wary. Although they say it’s proven and guaranteed, you must do some research to find out the truth. I hope my review will help you!
Product: Ultimate Home Profits
Overall Ranking: 5 out of 100
Price: $97 then downsells to $77 and $47
Owner: Emily Hudson??
Website: https://ultimatehomeprofits.com
Who is the owner of Ultimate Home Profits?
The owner of this program is supposedly Emily Hudson, however, she is the latest of a few names that have been associated with this “income opportunity”. The others are Michelle Robinson and Amy Parker. Obviously, these are all false names and Michelle Robinson is a name that comes up regularly in several link posting schemes such as Work At Home Edu, WAH Ecademy, or Work at Home Institute.
Using a false name for the owner already gives us a good idea that this program is a scam.
What is Ultimate Home Profits?
This is a program that is going to show you how to make money from your own home working part-time. They tell you it’s a link posting program and after some simple number crunching, they give you the impression that for 60 minutes of work 5 days a week you can earn $58,500 per year.
There are other programs that were or are the same as Ultimate Home Profits, such as Excel Cash Flow and Home Career Starter. These programs all have the same sales page, promoting the same money-making scheme, they just change the name.
Who is this for?
To be perfectly honest I wouldn’t recommend anyone to join this program. Although they do provide some training in their members area, the training is incomplete and you will be encouraged to buy upsells and extra training which can cost you a lot of money. In the end, despite your expenses, you will probably not be any nearer to making money.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Affiliate marketing is a legitimate way of making money online
- Some basic information is given
Cons
- You have to pay for low-quality information
- Upsells
- Hype and misleading statements
- Many similar programs that are known scams
- 1-on-1 coaching – just another opportunity for them to sell you some useless coaching
- Difficulties getting refund despite a guarantee
What you get
In the members area you are given information on different methods of earning money online:
- List building and getting traffic
- Affiliate marketing – this is what all the hype is about on their sales page, they also call this “link posting”
- Selling on eBay
- Dropshipping
The information or training is rather basic and most of the information you can find online for free.
Why you should avoid this program
While this program does provide some sort of training, the worst part of Ultimate Home Profits is the way they mislead you.
Different sites same story
You are given the sad story of Emily Hudson, a single mom, who lost her job just before her daughter’s birthday. To cut a long story short she met someone at the doctor’s who explained he was making money from home and he urged her to try posting links. This is a very similar story to Jessica Marshall’s story in Work At Home Paycheck.
Even more “surprising” or perhaps not, you will find the same story on another site, Home Career Starter, that is a copy of this website. Only, this time, the tale is told by Michelle Robinson. Both sites even use the same stock photo for the two women.
Different sites same photos
Although they are 2 different sites, Ultimate Home Profits and Home Career Starter, that say they have different owners these are the photos they use.
Misleading sales page
The sales page is full of inaccuracies and deceptive statements. For example:
- They say that you can post a link in 4 minutes or 15 per hour
- You will be paid $15 per link. This would equate to $225 per hour.
- Work for 5 days a week and this would add up to $4,500 per month.
Sounds great, however, the reality is a little different.
Let’s have look. Okay, you can post 15 links in an hour. After that, it gets a little tricky. You will only be paid when someone clicks on your link and follows through to make a purchase. Emily Hudson or whoever she is misses out on these important details. Posting the links is the easy part, to have people click on your links they first need to find your links.
How will people find your links? Apparently, Ultimate Home Profits provide you with a website, you can include the links on your site. People will only find your site if it is ranked on the first pages of Google, for this, you need to have content on your site. If you expect people to click on your links they need to trust you. Trust is built up over time, not overnight.
Another alternative would be to post your links on social media, on forums, and in blog comments. But these methods are generally considered as spamming and most of your links will be removed. Therefore this really only leaves you with the first alternative, posting links on your website.
So the “start making money immediately claim” is a complete lie, if you create an affiliate marketing site it will probably be a few months before people start clicking on your links.
Do they give you sufficient training to teach how to get ranked in the search engines? No, they don’t! If you are just beginning to build a site from scratch and you hope to be ranked on the first page of Google you will need some very good step-by-step training, hard work, determination, and time.
Other deceptive claims
How can you be certified for search engine link posting, this doesn’t exist!
This may be rated the #1 work at home program by Ultimate Home Profits, but who else? Their members? I don’t think so, see some of the complaints below.
The trained staff seems to be more concerned with getting you to pay for some more useless training, than with helping you earn money.
This would be nice, but sorry to disappoint you, when you find that this program doesn’t work you will also discover that getting your money back is really hard work.
Do they really expect us to believe this? Look at some of the prices they quote:
- Guaranteed placement (priceless) – Signing up for affiliate programs is free! Some may verify you have a website that has traffic, so being a member of this program will not help you at all.
- Access to the UHP members area ($997) – they may be proud of their members area but you should remember that most of the information they provide, you can find yourself for free.
- Lifetime email support ($497) – Any decent program will provide support for free and this is what you should expect. A good program would even provide live chat or community support which would be much more rapid.
These are just a few of the deceptive statements on the sales page, designed to persuade you to sign up. If you are interested in link posting or rather affiliate marketing, I encourage you to read this article about some legitimate training programs. You will see they don’t make any of these wild claims and several even give you a free trial.
Advertorial with Donald Trump
Ultimate Home Profits have even produced an advertorial using Donald Trump to give credibility to their program. They want you to believe the program is endorsed by Mr. Trump who may well become the next President. A pretty powerful endorsement!
The advertorial also gives the impression that it comes from CNN as you can see below.
Then Mr. Trump says some great things about UHP and all the links on the page go to the Ultimate Home Profits website.
I find using advertorials like this very deceptive, even though it is marked as an advertorial and there is a disclaimer (see below) at the bottom of the page, I am sure that most readers would see neither. They would simply click the link, following what they think to be a genuine recommendation from Donald Trump.
To me, this artful deception just shows that they are willing to go to great lengths to coax people into their program.
Watch out for the one on one coaching
Once these link posting programs have got your first few dollars they don’t stop there. When you enroll you have to give your phone number and one of the aims of these programs is for you to speak to your success advisor.
Your success advisor is nothing more than high a pressure salesperson. They have no interest in your success and probably know nothing about making money online. The only thing they want is for you to spend thousands of dollars on useless coaching programs. If you’re contacted by your success advisor it’s probably best to hang up, they will try to get more money from you however they can.
How much does this cost?
The cost of this program is advertised as being $97, but when you click to leave the site once or twice the price comes down to $77 then $47. Don’t be tempted!
There are also a couple of upsells for a VIP package and also for a coaching call. If you buy both of these it will cost you another $99, after the downsells.
The guarantee seems to be yet another misleading part of this program. You are told that if you are not making money and are not happy with the program anytime within 60 days, you can get your money back immediately. This is not true, you may be able to recuperate some of your money if you’re willing to fight or if not you will have to contact your credit card company.
What their customers are saying
It may come as no surprise that there quite a few complaints to be found online. Many complain about problems obtaining a refund and others about being hounded to buy more coaching programs. Here are a few that I found about Ultimate Home Profits and Excel Cash Flow as they are exactly the same programs:
Problems getting refunds
Problems with refunds and unexplained charges on credit cards.
Trying to sell an expensive mentoring program.
My Final Opinion
This is another site that promises so much and delivers very little. While they do provide some basic training this is a program that is not recommended. So much misleading information, that gives you the impression that you can make a regular income from posting links for $15 per link.
Done in the right way posting links can be quite lucrative, but by following the instructions on this site the only people who are going to be making money are the owners of the site. And they don’t want us to know who they really are.
With these types of schemes, I think the most important point is, don’t let them have your phone number. Their salespeople are well-trained and persistent. There are several stories of people losing thousands of dollars to these rogues. Your best action when you see a link posting scheme is to run!
Verdict: Scam
An alternative
If you’re still interested in posting links, but in a legitimate way, then some programs can teach all about affiliate marketing. The first thing you should take into consideration is you must put in the time and effort.
The schemes that tell you it’s easy to earn money online are telling you lies. I’ve tried these schemes, perhaps you have too, all we do is lose our money, every time.
A couple of years ago I gave up the get-rich-quick schemes and joined a training platform where they offer step-by-step training that teaches you how to set up your own business. Ideal for newbies, you can join for free and after a few days, you will have your own free website and will have probably learned more than is possible with Ultimate Home Profits.
If you’re serious about earning money online, I recommend you check out my #1 recommendation, Wealthy Affiliate.
Have you had any experience with Ultimate Home Profits? Or any questions let me know in the comments below.
Thanks for reading,
Peter
I was taken in by Ultimate Home Profits at first. Those guys really know how to tell whoppers. They change their website all the time and I still don’t know who owns the website or what company I will be doing business with. They are very shady.
A careful reading shows that they have no association with the news networks that show on their website.
And get this, if you scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page and read the teeny, tiny print, it tells you that you will not make any money with their system.
It’s a full-on scam!
Hi Gary,
Yeah, telling lies is a specialty of these sorts of sites. Lots of hype and not much else. The owners of theses sites always remain anonymous and often change their false names or the names of their websites just to keep everyone confused.
There’s not much on the site that is real, giving the impression that they have appeared on news sites is a trick that’s used by many of the online scams. When you look carefully at the wording it says that “work from home opportunities” were featured on the news channels.
As you say a complete scam!
Peter
Hi Peter
I m thankful to your posting. Because if u were not posted I was just going to deposit 47 dollars in Ultimate Home Profit system. I am so much poor and am a student with a lot of financial deficulties. God Bless you as you avoid me from the investment in this fraud. Thank you
Very pleased to have helped you avoid this program. You had the right reflex to search for reviews!
Hi Peter,
Thanks so much for this write up, I was just a click away from paying the $47 on Ultimate Home Profits
When i decided to do more research on it.so Thanks,but for curiosity sake what do you think about the push money app?
Glad you didn’t fall for this one Princess. It’s always a good idea to carry out thorough research before investing in any make money online schemes.
Push Money App look like it’s another binary options scam. Don’t invest any money with their recommended brokers even if they do promise matching your deposits. The minimum deposit you can make is $250 and after that, you will watch as you lose your money.
All the best,
Peter
Hello Peter,
Thanks for your review. I was about signing in in a similar home program called “Easy home Profits” and a different owner…but same numbers: a software which valued to $5000 but her associate is charging it at $397 and she did all to give a discount of $300 to the new members…
but I told myself to first check some online reviews and I came across yours. To my surprise I saw the same numbers etc…same story…
But my question is to know if to your knowledge there is a credible company that can help one starting up an online successful business? thanks for any referral
Hi Erick,
Glad I helped you avoid what looks like yet another scam. Although I haven’t reviewed Easy Home Profits, already I don’t like the title. Any site that infers that it’s easy to make money online isn’t being completely honest. I’ll have to put this one on my list to investigate.
There are a few credible companies that can help you start an online business. As you have probably seen, my recommendation is Wealthy Affiliate. They will teach you how to build an affiliate marketing business. There is a free 7-day trial, for you to see if its what you’re looking for. After that to get the full benefit of the training you need to sign up as a premium member which is $19 for the first month and then $49 per month.
Alternatively, you can stay as a free member and you get 2 free siterubix.com subdomain websites and the first 10 lessons. This isn’t a get rich quick scheme you have to put in the work and be persistent and determined. I’ve been a member for more than 2 years and it’s worked for me!
Let me know if I can be of further help;
Peter
I obtained Ultimate Home Profit and it is difficult. The principal issue is the upsells, they hit you so hard that your head swims. At that point, it’s difficult to understand the blueprint of their program. Regardless, I’m attempting to assemble the pieces to find out about internet marketing. I truly have a passion for this, but I was deceived to believe it was simple to the point that a normal housewife could achieve a successful money making business vey quickly. This is not true by any stretch of the imagination
Yours Truly,
Carlton
Hi Carlton,
The upsells are really annoying and unnecessary, they are just designed to get more money out of you. Ultimate Home Profits make affiliate marketing (or posting links) seem very simple. However, to be successful you need to put in the time and work but it is possible and a stay at home mom can successfully carry out this sort of business. There is so much deceptive information with Emily Hudson’s program it’s best to stay clear.
For a beginner to get started some good training much more in depth than you get with this program is recommended. You should follow a training program that makes no dishonest statements about how much you will earn in the future and also provides support and help when you have a problem. Then with hard work and determination you can create a successful business.
Good luck with your internet marketing,
Peter
Hi Peter,
I’ve checked this program out and Ultimate Home Profits came off as another scam to me. I think I’ve seen their logo on other BS programs out there selling the make money at home opportunity.
With all the garbage out there, it’s good that you’re getting the word out to warn people of these kind of scammers and at the same time you’re providing people who really want to make money online with a real solution.
Hi Todd,
This program is one of several similar-looking programs, using the same or much like logos and telling the same story about the alleged owners. You’re right there are way too many of these programs that are ready to scam people and if we can keep 1 or 2 people out of the scammers hands I’ll be very happy. People must be ready to do their research before they buy a money-making program online and follow some basic steps to avoid the scams.
Building a successful business will take time and hard work, people must forget these schemes that promise riches for little work, this doesn’t exist!
Cheers,
Peter
Love these work at home sites. And like the way you tell people which ones are not recommended, will definitely be avoiding this one!
There are so many scams out there you don’t know which ones too trust. Wealthy affiliate is one of the few trusted make money online sites.
You seem to have lots of useful information on your site. And is very easy to read
Hi Jenny,
Glad to hear to you hear will be avoiding this scheme. Yes, there are many scams out there and in general, if they promise good money for doing very little they are probably a scam. You can get a few more tips in this article.
Wealthy Affiliate is an awesome site that provides easy to follow step by step training. To me, it makes sense if you’re thinking about starting an online business to do it the right way from the start. No point in wasting your time with sites like Ultimate Home Profits where you won’t learn the correct way to set up an affiliate marketing business.
Thanks for your visit,
Peter
I’m glad i stumbled across this review so that i can avoid this home profit system who you said doesn’t even have a direct owner.
I am always looking for ways to make more money and this one says it can make you money for giving up barely any time so it appeals to my pursuit of making money but it is good to know that it is not recommended so i can avoid it
All these sites that promise easy fast money are normally scams and the fact that no one owns up to owning them just reinforces the doubts. To make money online it takes hard work and time don’t believe these schemes that tell you it’s easy. Building your own business is a great way to start earning online but you must be determined and patient. However, the rewards can certainly make it worth the effort.
Cheers,
Peter
Hi Peter,
Wow, thanks for this, you just stopped me buying into this rubbish!
I have to admit, I was a little tempted but something didn’t seem quite right which is why I ended up here and I’m glad I did.
I actually feel angry now at how deceptive this scam is, especially using the same picture with two different names and the whole Donal Trump thing just about tops it off.
Wealthy Affiliate looks quite interesting, what exactly would I be doing if I joined?
Hi Lee,
Glad you saved your money, it always pays to do your research with these make money from home schemes. They really are misleading everyone saying it’s so easy to earn money online.
It would be very easy to get caught by the advertorial, they make it look so realistic it’s easy to confuse this with a real newspaper article. At least, we have learned that we must look out for the disclaimers and the text that says it’s an advertorial.
Wealthy Affiliate is an awesome training program where you are taught how to build an online affiliate marketing business. If you joined you would build a WordPress website with their SiteRubix website builder, then little by little add content to your site. Your content would be reviews or articles that help people. To monetize your sites you join affiliate programs and add your affiliate links to your posts. One of the great things about Wealthy Affiliate is that it’s free to sign up and have a look around to see if it’s right for you.
Thanks for your visit Lee,
Peter
Hey there it’s Alexey. That was a great review of another scam program – Ultimate Home Profits. It’s funny to think about how many of these copycat programs are there trying to sell you their upsells.
I hope that people will be able to see more clearly and not fall victim to this one. Thanks for helping us out with this program.
Hi Alexey,
There’s a few of these link posting schemes around, all much the same promising you’ll make loads of money just for posting links. What they never tell you is that people must click on your links and then actually buy the product before you will earn any money. That’s affiliate marketing, which is a legitimate way of earning money, it just takes much more work than they tell you.
As you say, hopefully this review will help people avoid wasting their money on this program.
All the best,
Peter
An honest and thorough review of the program on offer. I like how you go through what is offered and the ‘story’ behind it. It’s really good that you have fully monetized the site with your ads down the sidebar. I think your cons outweigh the pros- is this your intention? Did you want people to just be curious so to invoke a click through? I also don’t like the Donald Trump stuff down the bottom as I really don’t like him and his racist policies. Aside from that a triumph!
Thanks, Gary! Yeah, the cons outweigh the pros. With a program like this that tries to trick people out of their money with lots of misleading information it couldn’t really be any different. I really want people to avoid this link posting scheme.
Regardless of what you may think of Donald Trump, to me, it’s not very honest using his name this way. People could easily think that Mr. Trump approves of this program, although he has probably never heard of it!
Thanks for your feedback,
Peter
I was getting ready to go ahead and register with Ultimate Home Profits but your site really lead me away from doing so. I really appreciate all of the great information you provide on this page. You saved me from a potential disaster and scam. I think I’ll invest some more time looking into Wealthy Affiliate instead as you recommend. Thanks for the help!
Glad I helped you to avoid this program. Although you would have got some information, you can find the same info and perhaps better for free online. Ultimate Home Profits really do give you the wrong impression of affiliate marketing. It’s a great way of earning money but you must put in the work, it’s not a question of just posting links as they want us to believe.
When you check out Wealthy Affiliate you will see the correct way to go about affiliate marketing. You will learn everything in step by step lessons and if you continue to the end of the course you will have your own online business that’s making money.
Best of luck,
Peter