Product: Work At Home Paycheck
Overall Ranking: 20 out of 100 or 1/5 stars
Price: starts at $97 then downsells to $77 and finally $47
Owner: unknown – you are led to believe the owner is Jessica Marshall, but this is just a pen name
Website: https://wahpaycheck.com/F0009/step1
Work At Home Paycheck also known as WAH Paycheck is another work from home program that wants you to believe you can earn lots of money for doing very little. Does this sound familiar?
In the introduction video, you are told it’s free to join, you are told not to tell anyone else, you are also told it’s confidential and you must act quickly to secure your position in this program.
Sounds like this could be a secret opportunity for you to earn some money without risking any of your own. But wait, these programs don’t exist, so, let’s find out the truth about WAHome Paycheck.
What is WAH Paycheck?
To be honest, it’s not easy to say what this program is all about. The sales videos concentrate mainly on how much money you will be earning and how much Jessica Marshall is earning. After a while, about 25 minutes, in the second video, you are finally told that you will be posting links.
In fact, WAH Paycheck is free to join, and as far as I can see they don’t really provide anything. They encourage you to sign up for another company, Link Posting Partners. Of course, the two companies are probably one and the same. However, being free to join, people are more likely to sign up for WAH Paycheck. Hence, it’s a good way for them to obtain your email address and spam you with other scams later.
As you have to pay to join the other program, that apparently provides the link posting software, this article could be called the Link Posting Partners scam review.
Who is this for?
This is only for people who can afford to lose their money, don’t imagine you will earn anything with this program. Avoid giving them your email or you will be spammed with other offers later. After signing up I receive one or two per day, promoting other scams and I have even received one asking to set up an interview for a $165/hour job.
The full story
As I mentioned before, this program doesn’t provide you with anything. In the first video, Jessica tells her hard-luck story. She’s pretty well down and out when luckily she bumps into a friendly guy, Mark Wilson, in a coffee shop.
He tells her how she can earn a fortune from home and as usual, he adds she mustn’t tell anyone else. The rest of the video is taken up with screenshots of Jessica’s PayPal account and her telling you how easy it is to make money from this secret system.
At the end of the first video you have to give your email address to obtain access to the Work At Home Paycheck program or if you try to leave the site you are offered a free gift worth $3997. I tried to claim my free gift but the link didn’t work and I was forwarded to the next video.
The free gift is probably a ready-made website, for which you have to pay an excessive amount for hosting.
In this second video, which goes on for about 30 minutes, you get a repeat of Jessica’s story. Even after all this time you still don’t really know what you will be doing, the video spends most of the time mentioning how much money you will be making, for very little work.
Finally, near the end, you are told you will be posting links and using the software provided by another program. As usual with these types of schemes, you are given some impressive figures of how much you can earn, $15 per link, and you are expected to believe you can earn as much as shown in this ridiculous table.
These are the best clues you are given as to what you will be doing, but still a little vague. You are not even told where you paste the links, on your own site, on Facebook or somewhere else.
All the way through the video you are led to believe that you can do this for free, but in the end, you are told you will have to pay for the membership to Link Posting Partners, whose owner happens to be Mark Wilson, who was in the coffee shop.
The price to join this link posting program is $397, but as Jessica is so nice she is going to pay $300 on your behalf. She is willing to pay this amount because she receives a commission on all the links you post. If you click to leave the price comes down to $77 and then $47. Each time Jessica tells you she is going to pay extra to Link Posting Partners, so you can get the discounted price. She really is desperate for you to join!
The Guarantee
There is also a guarantee, a triple satisfaction guarantee, no less! This guarantees:
- You a place in the link certification program
- You will make money. If you don’t earn any money or are not making as much as you hoped, you will be refunded
- If you ask for a refund you keep everything you have received
Consequently, it would seem that you have nothing to lose. Unfortunately, the members who have tried to claim their money back wouldn’t agree. They don’t honor the guarantee, it is worthless.
To go any further you now have to sign up and give your credit card details to Link Posting Partners, which is definitely a bad idea.
A false news site promoting WAH Paycheck
There is a false news site promoting this program. They tell the story of a single mom, Kelly Frazier, having success with this program and earning $7397 per month. This is the disclaimer at the bottom of the page:
So this is just pure fiction, undoubtedly like the Jessica Marshall story.
Red flags
This program has many of the common scam signs and some particular to Work At Home Paycheck.
- You don’t know who is the owner
- You are not told clearly how you will be earning money
- Proof of earnings – this can be easily fabricated
- Nearly constant talk of how easy it is to make lots of money with this program
- Limited places available for a limited time, to put pressure on you
- One on one coaching – there is no real coaching, there will be a sales rep who contacts you, to encourage you to part with more of your money. This is perhaps the most dangerous part of the program.
- Link posting is used by many other scam programs
- They claim to offer you link posting certification – this doesn’t exist
- Jessica Marshall is meant to be one of the leading work from home consultants in America (several other owners of scam sites make this claim). But who is Jessica Marshall? This is just a pen name. The person in the video is almost certainly an actress.
- False claims that their program has been featured on the news channels.
- Misleading ad from a fake news site
- Downsells
Member complaints
Although I didn’t find any complaints about Work At Home Paycheck, probably because it’s free, there are some complaints about Link Posting Partners.
As you can see the complaints are about the quality of the training, the telephone calls from the sales reps trying to get more money from members credit cards and problems getting refunds. There are also complaints about having to pay an excessive amount for hosting the free websites.
My final opinion
Work At Home Paycheck is a scam that should be avoided. Posting links is a well-known scam that is used by many other sites. These sites are all similar, with lots of hype and very little detail of how you will actually be making money.
Here the long sales videos concentrate on the amount of money you can make, they devote very little time and give very limited information on what you will be doing. Don’t be influenced by the rags to riches story and the exaggerated earnings claims. A legitimate program will always explain what is involved, what they offer and they will not include the fantasy earnings.
These link posting programs exist because people are desperate and they like to believe making money online is easy. The reality is, that earning money online takes hard work and time. You won’t sign up for a program and start making money right away as Jessica Marshall would have us believe.
If you are willing to accept:
- There are no miracle products that will produce money out of thin air
- That you have to work hard
- That you will probably have to spend a few months before you will earn your first income
Then you can build a successful online business. Check out my #1 recommended training program if you would like to get started. Below is a comparison table between this program and WAH Paycheck.
Have you had any experience with these link posting sites? Have you managed to make money or have you lost money like many others? Whatever your involvement I would love your feedback.
Thanks,
Peter
I’m quite ashamed to say that I did have a depressed moment at about 4am one day where I was trying to figure out how to pay my bills and I ended up spending the $97. I was unable to even look at the website for a few days and when I finally was able to, I called them to cancel. The first person I spoke to would only give me a 50% refund to “keep my spot” regardless of how much I protested. He told me his name was Elijah. I called back looking to speak with someone else and hung up immediately when Elijah was still the only one who answered. I tried a third time and Elijah picked up (by this point, I recognized his specific accent and tone of voice) claiming to be “Kenneth.” Of course at this point I was livid and frankly fed up. I talked over him whenever he tried to offer something else or justify, and finally he gave up and refunded the money. I do have the tickets stating it’s been refunded so all I have to do is check my card tomorrow and find out if it went through. However, I will say that this is by far one of the most persistent group of scammers I’ve come across and I wish I’d researched before paying the initial fee.
Hi Marie,
No need to feel ashamed it’s in moments like these we are more likely to fall for scams. In a recent post, I researched why people fall for online scams and of course one of the reasons was not checking for online reviews but debt and depression was another reason. Anyway delighted to hear they are going to refund your money, you really have to hold your ground with these people and not let them fob you off with less than the full price.
All the best,
Peter
Hi, all.
So I actually *started* to fall for this today, and I didn’t even get to the part where I had to fork over $97, which I undeniably would NOT have done. I got so uneasy and suspicious that I had to watch 30+ minutes of vague detail, but what got me the most was their “Do not tell anyone!” bit. So glad my gut spoke louder than this “Jessica Marshall” because I closed my browser right away, and then boom… found this article. Thanks for being a good Samaritan and sharing your reviews.
Hi Haley,
As you say the “30 minutes of vague detail” is already a sign that this isn’t a legitimate program. Any program that says we will make a lot of money but doesn’t say how we will do it should be avoided. Anyway, glad to have confirmed your suspicions.
Peter
So, my dumb self signed up for this and paid the $97. After I did, it didn’t feel right, so I googled it and this was the first thing that came up. After reading this I immediately called them and requested my money bad. Poor thing didn’t know what hit her. I cursed her out. She kept going on about me trying the program, I didn’t want to try the program. I signed up today like an hour ago. I told her that she could stop, that I wasn’t interested in the program that it was a scam, and that I wanted my money back. She kept on. So I had to yell at her repeatedly. She offered 20%, 30%, and 50%. At that point I offered to kick her a@#. (Wasn’t my finest moment. lol) She tried again to get me to try the program. I yelled some more. She put me on hold to talk to no body. Then told me that a full refund would be credited to my account in 24-72 hours. 2-3 business days because it’s Saturday. After reading this I knew what to expect, and not what to accept. Thank you.
Don’t worry Centearious many of us fall for these scams at one time or another. I find it incredible that you have to shout and scream at them to get your money back. Although having seen what many others have gone through I’m no longer surprised. Anyway, well done for persisting and thanks for sharing.
Peter
FYI: They reversed the charge that day. Money went right back in my account. For those reading, hold your ground and don’t take no for an answer. Good luck.
Great news and thanks for the advice.
i am interested to invest in WAH program but from description i can not understand that where we will advertise links?
Hi Khalid,
I don’t recommend investing in WAH Paycheck and one of the reasons is that it is not made clear what you will be doing. They tell you it’s easy to make money using their system but don’t tell you how you will be doing it. After joining you will be contacted by their “coaches” who will try to get you to invest in more training. If you try to get your money back you will have to fight hard despite the guarantee.
My advice is don’t waste your money, these get rich quick schemes don’t work. To earn money online takes time and hard work.
All the best,
Peter
you have a screenshot of “wealthy affiliate vs. work at home paycheck”.
are you saying that they’re both scams? or trying to get people to go to wealthy affiliate?
I have watched a few video’s and once they say FREE, I watch more. but once they have a section to buy information. That’s when I know it’s a scam. because you can’t say FREE/no charge to you and at the end start asking for CC information hahaha.
Hi Annie,
No, I’m not saying Wealthy Affiliate is a scam. What you’re referring to is a comparison table between the two programs so people can see the difference. I do promote Wealthy Affiliate as it’s a completely legitimate program. I agree a program that says it’s free and then asks for your credit card info can’t really be legit.
I prefer programs like Wealthy Affiliate that offer a free trial without you having to give your CC details. You get to try the program for a week and then decide if you want to upgrade. No pressure and no money taken from your account if you forget to cancel. I wish there were more programs that operated like this.
All the best,
Peter
Thanks for the warning about this job pay at home program I knew it was too good to be true when I saw the video yesterday that’s why I came to this website and find out why you have to put money in a job in order to work on it.
Hi Gabriel,
That’s right it’s too good to be true. So pleased you did your research before putting any money into this program.
Thanks for your visit,
Peter
I saw the video and it was too good to be true so I continue listening to the video, but I didn’t fall for it!! It’s all a scam especially if at the end the price of this program keeps trying to reeling you in to accept! By telling you that they deduct so much !!! Just a bunch of hungry money scammers!!!!
Hi Maria,
You’re right about anything that seems too good to be true! A video, like this one, that tells you nothing about what you will be doing is definitely a red flag and at the end, the price that keeps coming down is another trick used by the scammers. WAH Paycheck are after your money and are ready to drop the price. Once you have signed up they will try and sell you something else.
Thanks for your comment,
Peter
I got this than ask for refund they said they would give me back half. And give me higher help where they set up websites worth 197. Refund would come in 3to 5 days it never came since 10/23. I called numerous times they have me the rest back. But I still am waiting for my refund. I have asked for address so I can make a compliant but they will not give it to me. They tell me they are in Canada. So I am stil fighting to get my money back a full month now
Hi Marion,
This seems to be how they work. They offer to give a 50% refund even though there is a money back guarantee. To get a full refund many people have argued and shouted at them. The only address I have for them is the same as Link Posting Partners. Their telephone numbers seem to be the same so it looks like they are the same company. That address is Link Posting Partners, 1568 Merivale Road, Suite 220, Ottawa, ON K2G 5Y7.
If they don’t agree to give you a refund see if you can make a chargeback if you paid with your credit card.
Best of luck,
Peter
This is maybe the third week after I signed up for this program. I’ve spoken with my mentor, he’s a nice guy named Andrew. I’m supposed to have a talk with his boss in 10 minutes to see if I qualify for a mentorship. I was only googling WAH Paychecks to find the home page when I came across this blog. I feel heartbroken. My husband was right when he told me it was a scam… I took notes from others replies and am now more prepared to face them and ask for my money back.
I know it’s very disappointing Brianna, but at least you have saved yourself from spending anymore with this company. I am sure you would have qualified for mentorship and it would have cost you a lot more money. As you can see from the other people who have tried to get their money back, it will be a fight. I wish you the best of luck and let us know how you get on.
Peter
Well poor old Jessica Marshall seems to have been dragged out into the open at last – sounds like an incredibly dodgy setup and product at the end of the day. Do you know if this pen name company have tried this sort of thing on with any other work online opportuntity? It would be handy to know if they have!
I have no sympathy for “poor old Jessica Marshall” Chris but it makes me sick that this program manages to trick people out of their money. People sign up thinking there is a solid guarantee but to get your money back is a real fight.
There are many similar link posting schemes around but it’s hard to know who is behind these programs. There is another group of work at home companies (WAH Edu, WAH Ecademy, WAH Rev, WAH Institute…) but I’m not sure if WAH Paycheck has any connection to these.
Thanks again for your comment,
Peter
i need more information this is not working for me
Hi Nihel,
I don’t recommend signing up for this program, you will probably lose your money. I have nothing to do with WAH Paycheck, I just reviewed the program. Any program that you consider joining should provide a clear description of what you will be doing to earn money. This is not the case with this program.
All the best,
Peter
My red flags started the moment I opened the welcome page where I was asked to pay more money if I wanted to succeed. Within a few days, I called the number they gave me and the guy who was supposed to be the “mentor” wasn’t the interested in my thoughts or questions and seemed rather bored with me. He told me I needed to call customer service and hung up.
I then immediately knew this was wrong so I emailed customer service and asked for a refund, I got no response for 4 days. I then emailed again, 4 times in one day with no response. I then called the customer service who told me they would only give me a 20% refund because I signed up. I reminded the woman of the 60-day guarantee and was then offered 50% refund. To this, I responded that my next step would be to the attorney general and every news agency I could speak to. The person on the other end in broken English then proceeded to blame me for putting myself in the situation. By this time I was seething and said 100% TODAY and said this several times. I was issued a refund and have called my bank and alerted them to this scam and told them I asked for my money back and was told to expect it within a day. Either way, I will get my money back.
Thanks for sharing your experience, Diane. Yet another story about these horrible people and their attempts to cheat you out of your money. It’s incredible they only wanted to give you a 20% refund initially, I hope you get the complete refund. It makes me really angry they accused you of putting yourself in this situation. What about all they say on their website, the guarantee etc.
Good job you were persistent, I wonder how many in your position just give up or even worse pay more money for other useless products?
Thanks again and best of luck!
Peter
Hello again, peter!
I commented a few months ago updating the status of the dispute I filed with Regions over the transaction. A week or so after I filed it they gave me the other half of the refund and I thought that was the end of it. Well, here we are 3 months later and I received a letter from Regions stating that they found that no error occurred, and told me the $97 would be taken back out of my account and given to this POS “company” on October 1st. Is there anything I can do to stop this from happening?? It seems like they shouldn’t be allowed to do that since they decided in my favor. Please let me know any advice you have on how to deal with this. Thank you so much!
Hi Autumn,
That’s really bad news, I wonder why it took them so long to decide they were going to take the money again and why $97? Your chargeback was only for half that amount! I agree paying money to this company isn’t right but apart from discussing it further with Regions, I don’t know what you can do. Perhaps your state’s consumer protection agency could give you some advice.
Sorry, I can’t help further.
Peter
I just fell for the WAHpaycheck scam a couple of days ago. I finally spoke to a “specialist” who, after checking out my general financial situation, offered that this was not a good fit for me unless I was able and willing to spend $1000 on his program – which will teach how to do an Ebay business, etc. He told me he just e-mailed WAHpaycheck to give me a refund (which I doubt, but maybe because he thinks I fell for his new scam). He wanted me to get a new credit card to use for this $1000. I got his name and the name of his company: Arise Strategies Group. Then I did a search on that info. They also apparently do business as Developers Marketing Group. The two phone numbers are the same as WAHpaycheck and both are listed on the BBB website under Developers Marketing Group. They are not BBB accredited and there was no other information other than an address: 10120 S. Eastern Ave., STE 237, Henderson, Nevada. Then I found this blog. He is going to call me in the morning. Now I am armed. Thank you for the blog. I will request my $97 back and if they do not give it to me I will try the reverse charge on my credit card, as you suggested. The link to WAHpaycheck was on a work from home jobs newsletter and they supposedly verify legitimate work at home jobs and opportunities. I believed that – that’s where I first went wrong! Thanks again – it could have gotten worse.
Thanks for your feedback Jackie, but sorry you fell for this program. These “specialists” “mentors” or whatever they call themselves, are for me the most dangerous part of this scheme. Good job you checked out Arise Strategies or you would have paid $1000 and probably more, for training that won’t get you very far. It’s sad that a newsletter that apparently verifies the work from home programs promotes something like WAH Paycheck. It just shows you can’t trust anyone!
Best of luck in getting your refund,
Peter
I fell for it today!! Not only did i pay them i used my moms card bec she allowed me too
Sorry to hear that Amanda. Try to get a refund, it might be a fight but you shouldn’t let them keep your money.
Best of luck,
Peter
Hello Peter,
I almost fell for it, but my brain was telling me this is scam.
So I search I found your page I was relief that I didn’t waste my 97.00 out of my pocket. Thank You for saving.
Martha
Glad to help Martha. You took the right action in searching for reviews, always do this before investing in a program in the make money online niche.
Thanks for your comment,
Peter
Hi my names,ruby i know how u feel but unfotunatly I fell for it but another program 97$ i really couldn’t afford to just give it away I’m very disappointed in myself that was just last night to bad i didn’t know about this webpage last night. Now see i have no real income i caretake for a older gentleman that 97$ was half of what i get paid per month plus room &bourd so i now have no money for the month – finding this web page a day late&a dollar shorter litterally won’t get my 97$ back but in the future i won’t make that mistake again /by the way the one that got my money ,countdown to profits. Com scam scam scam !!!! september/11th 2016
Hi Ruby,
Very sorry to hear you fell for CountDown To Profits.com, it sounds like you really can’t afford to lose this money. Have you tried contacting them to ask for a refund? They supposedly give a 30-day money back guarantee. There is a telephone number on their “terms of service” page. If they don’t want to give you a refund I suggest you contact your credit card company and ask them if they can make a chargeback. I’m not familiar with countdowntoprofits.com, so I’ve put it on my list to review.
Good luck in getting your refund,
Peter
Hi Peter,
I just wanted to say, “Thank you!”
My husband was one that got caught up in this “SCAM!”
I was able to talk with a rep today with my Spouse and something just sit right with me. So, after we got off the phone with him…I started my research and came across your blog….OMG!!!!
I showed it to my husband and let him read it and to say the least, he wasn’t happy. He called them and asked, ” A FULL REFUND OF 97.00!” They didn’t want to do it…but he told them, “we will do a charge back” and that’s when they agreed and said, “5-7 business days!”
Once again thanks for make us aware of this.
Hi Davis,
So glad they have agreed to a full refund and very pleased to have been of help.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
Peter
Hi My name is Margo Iam from Arizona. I just fell for the SCAM. i gave them 97.00. then they said they wanted to talk to my husband on monday night to make sure the (fit) is compatabile whatever that means. . when i didnt recieve the call from my husband i called them this morning and told them they are full of shit and i wanted my money back! First they said well we can give you 20% back and i said HELL NO i want all the money!! then they said 30 % i then said put a supervisor on the phone NOW! They did ( prolly wasnt a supervisor) then she said well we can give you 50% back..I then said you WILL give me 97.00 #$%^ dollars back!!! she said Ok we are processing your refund for 97.00 it will take 5 -7 days. i then hung up check my email and then i checked my email and found one for 97.00 a confirmation letter. i just wish i could find a LEGITAMATE Job to work at home!
Hi Margo,
Thanks for your feedback. I wonder why they wanted to talk to your husband if not to sell some more training or some other way of getting more money out of you. I am amazed they offered 20%, 30% and then 50% hoping you would accept their offer. What happened to their 100% risk-free guarantee? Anyways good for you for sticking to your guns and getting your complete refund. As we have seen with several other comments if you ask for a complete refund and don’t give up, normally you get it.
For a legitimate job, my preferred way of earning money online is affiliate marketing. Before you are successful you have to put in some hard work and you must be determined. For a beginner, it’s very helpful to follow an online training course that will teach you the correct way to set up a business. If you are looking for a real job and not starting your own business you could try a job board like Home Job Stop there is a small fee to join but with this program, there is a real 60-day guarantee.
Hope that helps and thanks again,
Peter
Peter,
Wow! I read through your blog on the scam that WAHpaycheck is and was glad I came across it. All the comments from people who were duped as I was by this company shows just how gullible and desperate we all were to try to make a better living for ourselves. And because of that weakness in us, this company fully takes advantage and preys on us like the vultures. They do so through our bank cards. It deeply saddens me to know that so many people are paying this fraudulent company for empty promises. I have learned my lesson and will be sure to google research online marketing companies in the future. I really wanted to do affiliate marketing and thought I had finally found the company who could help me learn how to do it. But now I will take your advise and stick to what I know to be ethical, which is to market for myself on items I own and want to sell legitimately on e-bay or other internet sources. Now it’s time to get my money ($97) back from WAHpaycheck. Wish me luck! Thank you for all your hard work and research into these companies and for alerting the public about these business scams. Jeanie
I know Jeanie, these companies prey on people by giving false hopes that we can earn money very easily on the internet. Well, you have learned your lesson so that’s one good point! However, getting your money back is now the most important thing and of course, I wish you luck. Be prepared to argue with them because they won’t be ready to give you your money back straight away.
There are a few legitimate programs that offer affiliate marketing training and these programs don’t make any wild promises about how much you will earn. They just say if you work hard after a few months you may make your first sales.
Once again best of luck,
Peter
Hi!! I just came across the WAH paycheck program today and I actually fell into it that I actually paid them and they actually took more than the registration fee of $97.00 and I called them immeditiately to try and get a full refund and the agent that answered actually said for me to call back on Monday between 9a and 9p eastern time because their system is down, experiencing technical difficulty. OMG, why did I even fall into their scamming at the first place. Now I am looking forward for Monday to call them back to get my full refund back. And I hope they will give it back. It is because I just realized that they are a scam when I actually logged into their page and that was after I made all the payments.
Hi Lisa,
Sorry to hear you fell for this. They may give you a refund but you will probably have to argue with them. I hope you have read Roxanne’s comment below so you know what to expect.
If they do refuse contact your credit card company, they may be able to make a chargeback. Feel free to share your experience if you think it may help others.
Best of luck,
Peter
Hi
I wish I would have read your blog before yesterday because I fell for it. I consisted myself a very smart person but I fell for it. After reading your review and comments, I called to canceled that membership and just like some of the comments stated, the customer service representative started arguing with me about cancelling and requesting my money back. I paid $97 for it and they stared telling me how I signed up for a lifetime membership and would only wanted to refund me $47.50 because that is all their system would allow them to refund me. I did not want get mad because it was mind choice to sign up and my fault it turned out to be a scam but how he was reacting because I said to that amount and requested a supervisor made me mad. All I had to tell the supervisor was that if they were really a good company they would honor the customers request and be asking what else they could help me with instead of arguing with me. He got mad and told me he would not refund my money and the supervisor was going to just tell me the same thing. But I guess the supervisor did not like the fact that I told them I was going to report them and that all the reviews I read were right, and all they were where a scam. After about 30 minutes of arguing with them, she finally gave me my full refund.
One advise I will give anyone that is going through this with this company or any other online scam is do not let them speak, keep repeating yourself for what you want and request a supervisor if needed, but do not give in to them or their nonsense of what a refund is, get all your money back. My last resort was to cancel my ATM but I wrote all the information down and I pray I do not see the charge anytime soon. Also remind them what their money back guarantee states and no where did I see half price back.
Thank you for your blog on this so call company better late than never. I am just happy I saw it today instead of after the 90 days of “guarantee”.
Hi Roxanne,
Thanks for this, I’m sure that many will find your experience and advice very useful. It’s good to hear that after much arguing WAH Paycheck accepted to give you a refund, a little stressful maybe but definitely worth doing. Next time I’m sure you will check the reviews before signing up for any make money online scheme.
Thanks again,
Peter
Hi Peter, I came across the work at home paycheck ad and I first got elated because I’m from the same city (Newport News), Va that Kelly Frazier is from. I did as she recommended and googled (WAH) and when I did….””SCAM”” was all over the web page!!! After reading about you doing the research on them I was “”VERY DISGUSTED”’ to say the least. I am so glad I didn’t even waste my time or money on that (WAH) paycheck scandal. I feel good because the only thing it’s costing me is my 2 cents of my opinion about them. I wonder if I can get a “”REFUND” back on that??? I’m sure the state Attorney General desk is full of complaints, but when will they do their job and shut them down /prosecute them? Thank you for the great imformation to keep me from falling for that scam.
Hi Curtis,
At least you didn’t get caught, after seeing their website you saw through the hype and empty promises. It may have cost you a little time but that’s about it! The different states Attorney Generals or the FTC probably have lots of complaints about this company. The problem is that they have so many scams reported to them they can only take action against biggest scams and unfortunately due to the costs involved this doesn’t seem to be very often.
Publishing your complaint to different sites like the Ripoff Report, Better Business Bureau or Complaints Board is probably the best way to stop or at least hinder these scams.
Thanks for your feedback,
Peter
That’s so funny, because when I saw the ad for this scam it said Kelly Frazier was from the town I live in, in New York. It must change depending on where you live. What a joke. I’m glad I looked it up and came across this blog first.
I’ve heard about them using the name of Kelly Frazer and maybe they are clever enough to change the town depending on your IP address. Anyway Lori, good job you did your research, it saved you some money!
All the best,
Peter
Hello Peter,
Just wanted to thank you for your diligence in protecting the consumer from yet another internet SCAM. Most folks like myself have limited income for various reasons and looking for alternative sources to help them get by – therefore any amount of expense they are scammed out of hits hard. I actually entertain some Surveys – there are also some scams – but several years ago I did indeed find some that did payout – just starting out again. My rule of thumb is NEVER to offer my banking info or pay by CC even as little as a $!. “If it sounds to good to be true…it usually isn’t!”
I received this ad thru a survey company..Getpaidtotry
I will be sending them a brief email of my findings on this company. After viewing the ad – I was excited at the opportunity and there offer of “free” …but before I entered my email I did google the company and am very grateful for your warning!
Also, Kelly Frazier is from my home town as well.
Funny that. Thankyou again, thanks to you I lost no money!
Hi Rose,
I am really pleased my review helped you avoid this program. It’s true most of the people who fall for scams like this are the ones that can least afford to lose their money. I must admit surveys aren’t something I like, they take so long to complete for just a small reward. But if you have experience of earning money this way, I wish you luck.
A survey company that promotes a program like this can’t really be trusted. They are just interested in their affiliate commission and will probably promote any program if they think they can make some money. Anyway, it won’t do any harm to let them know your findings.
Pleased to have helped,
Peter
Hi Peter!
I commented earlier this month about how I used my debit card to sign up for WAH Paycheck and wasn’t sure if I could get the other half of my refund that these people refused to give me through my bank. I took your advice and filed a dispute with my bank. It took a while to go through the process, but I got the rest of my $97 back today!! Thank you so much for recommending filing a dispute!! I would’ve never thought to do that!
Hi Autumn,
That’s really great news! I feel it’s always worth trying to get a refund from whatever the source, these schemes shouldn’t be allowed to keep the money of all the innocent people who sign up after seeing all the hype. Thanks for letting me know you were successful, I’m sure this will help other people.
All the best,
Peter
Hey Peter, I knew I should have checked this out first before I do anything but was stupid that I didn’t think about this and I went ahead and sign up for it and pay with first $97, then I called trying to get a refund and they gave me discount of $77, then I tried to call to ask for refund and they won’t honor it. I feel so stupid and dump and cheated. I would really want my money back, do you know if there’s a way that I can get it back? Thanks for helping out.
Hi Karen,
I know you might feel stupid but these people make it sound so convincing many get caught. You could try Kelly’s method below and try shouting at them. If this isn’t you cup of tea or doesn’t work then you could contact your credit card company. They may be able to make a chargeback.
Best of luck and let me know if you’re successful.
Peter
Hey Peter
I never even heard about WAH paycheck but when I was curiously watching the link posting partners video, I saw some red flags and it really only takes 1. Firstly, the way Jessica explains how you’ll make money is completely fraudulent since she says you just post links and it’s extremely lucrative. That didn’t even sound remotely feasible. Moreover she initially states that its complimentary but then says you’ll have to pay a small fee which immediately aroused my suspicions. I then did some research to verify my reservations and found out it was all just a bunch of hot garbage. Thanks for letting others know of these duplicitous websites and avoid getting duped. Your conscientious efforts are much appreciated.
Hi Jason,
I bet there are loads of people who wish they had never heard of WAH Paycheck! There are certainly many red flags when you know what you’re looking for but for most people looking to make money online for the first time, they have no idea and I suppose this seems possible.
You seem to know that to make money online takes time and hard work, unfortunately, many still fall for the get rich schemes. You also carried out some research to find out the truth about this program, I wish more would do the same before giving their credit card details.
Thanks for taking the time to comment,
Peter
Wish I would have seen this before I tried it. Being told you wouldn’t have to put money in then when someone calls you tells you they want 400 dollars and if you can’t come up with it ask people you know and get a credit card to put you more in debt. Then trying to cancel the purchase even with the money back guarantee, they try to make you keep it. I had to go to the supervisor and be crying because I was so angry before they canceled it. NEVER DO THIS THIS IS THE WORST COMPANY I HAVE EVER TRIED TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH.
Hi Kelly,
WAH Paycheck really doesn’t care about anyone or their personal situations, they just want your money and encourage you to do anything to get it. They really are despicable! Their guarantee is nearly worthless, they will try everything possible not to give you your money back. At least you managed to get your money back, by being determined and getting angry.
Thanks for letting us know about your experience, I am sure it may help others get a refund.
Peter
Hi Peter, Thank you for your review. I just watch the 30 minute video and figured it was way to good to be true. I Google them and found your review. I’m so happy I didn’t fall for this scam. What they are doing should be illegal and preying on peoples hopes of becoming financially secure to just steal from them. Just sad!
Hi Tia,
I quite agree with you, it’s very sad that these people are ready to prey on people looking to earn money online. I am always surprised that these scams are allowed to operate for so long in complete impunity but the authorities only go after them after many complaints and if the amount of the fraud is important.
At least you had the right reflex, to Google them. I wish more people would do likewise.
Thanks for the comment,
Peter
I cant believe i just got caught by this spam…. Even worst i just gave my credit card information to pay… Im worry about them keeping charging anythyng else… What should I do?
Hi Gisela,
I know it’s very annoying and you might feel stupid but you’re not the only one that’s been caught by this company. I would contact WAH Paycheck via the contact details on their refund policy page and ask for your money back. Some people have been successful in getting a 50% refund. You might need to telephone to get a reply. If you don’t get any satisfaction or you are worried about further charges on your credit card contact your credit card company. They may be able to issue a chargeback to get your money back and cancel your credit card to avoid any further charges. Might be inconvenient but it will give you peace of mind.
You could also contact your state’s Attorney General’s Office if you need any further advice.
Hope you are successful in getting a refund,
Peter
Gisela I called their customer service 1-888-976-5114 and after almost yelling at them they voided my purchase and I got my full money back. I checked my bank statement and it came back in full.
Thanks for your feedback Kelly. Nice to know if you’re ready to yell at them you can get your money back!
Peter, thank you a lot for taking the time to investigate this big scam. They almost get me. I took the time to google and found your wonderful explanation on how you sholud look at these offers closely before joining by giving your email or pay any money. These “companies” are only taking advantage of desperate people looking for work to make their living. God bless you, you are an Angel
H Maria,
Delighted my review helped you avoid this scam and you had the good reaction to Google WAH Paycheck. I wish more people would search for reviews before joining these schemes. You’re right, they target desperate people, promising easy money for very little effort. The get rich quick promises are never true, to earn money online takes hard work and a certain time before you will earn anything.
Many thanks for your comment,
Peter
I figured it was a scam because they wouldn’t properly pronounce WAH Partners. It was one of those odd things that alerted me. Glad I found this site beforehand though!!
Hi,
I’m not sure exactly what you mean, but if it got you doubting the legitimacy of this program so much the better. It’s good practice to always research any make money online program before signing up.
Cheers,
Peter
Peter,
I recently paid $97 for this program and never received the “welcome” email that you get once you pay. When I didn’t receive the email I googled “wah paycheck” and this site was the first one that popped up. After reading that it was a scam, I immediately submitted a ticket to the customer service people and after waiting 5 days I never got a reply. I ended up submitting three more tickets and still no reply. I finally called them today and told them I wanted all of my money back and they claimed they could not give me all the money back, only half of it ($48.50 is what they say they refunded me, I was so tired of arguing with them I just gave up) I just want to thank you so very much for posting this letting people know it’s a scam. If I hadn’t read this post then I would probably be losing more money right now. So thank you, thank you, thank you. As for the rest of my refund, I am wondering if I should contact my bank? I am with regions and I used my debit card. I am not sure if they will give me the rest of the money back, does anyone know? Please let me know what you think, and thank you so much again Peter!!!! (:
Hi Autumn,
Glad my post was useful but sorry you were caught by Work At Home Paycheck. At least you got half your money back, but why not all your money with their “triple satisfaction guarantee”. Obviously, their guarantee is a complete farce.
Even though you used a debit card I would say it’s always worth trying to see if your bank can help. I hate to see companies like WAH Paycheck profiting like this. I found this article about disputing a debit card purchase. Hope you find it useful! If you do dispute the charge let me know how you get on.
Thanks for taking the time to comment,
Peter
For once it seemed so nice to have a bit of comfort that I might be able to provide for my wife, daughter, and soon to be other daughter, but no! Now I’m out 97$ idk if I can get back for a little girl food or diapers all because I was hoping for a little relief. People who can do these kind of things care for no one else’s life, and the struggles they already deal with everyday. These kind of people just want to be one more reason for others to lack in hope and faith. Thank you
Hi Robert,
Sorry, your hopes of providing for your wife and daughter have been dashed, but try and get your money back. Contact WAH Paycheck and your credit card company. Some people manage to recuperate some of their money from the company or if you paid by credit card you can dispute the charge and seek a chargeback.
These people don’t care about anyone else or their problems, their only interest is making money. This might have put you off earning money online for good and I understand. But if you consider any other money making opportunity please do research before paying and remember making money online takes hard work. There are no easy or quick ways of earning money on the internet.
All the best,
Peter
I want my money back
Hi English,
If you want a refund no good telling me, contact Work At Home Paycheck. Although I don’t think you will get much satisfaction. Best idea is to contact your credit card company, cancel your existing credit card to stop any future charges and order a new card. Your credit card company may be able to get your money back.
Good luck,
Peter
Hey Peter,
I just stumbled on your site when I Googled wah paycheck.
I paid the money from my credit card and I had an appointment set up for Monday to talk to this mentor to see if I was interested in making money and to work. The gentleman that answered the phone was really nice.
But when I started reading about it being a scam, my heart just dropped to the floor..feeling humiliated by this also.
I immediately called my credit card customer service and requested a new card to be issued to me.
They canceled the card immediately and sending me a new one.
As for my money under the laws …my credit card company was able to get every cent back for me.
Thank God for honest people as yourself to make a point to share and help us from making a mistake.
God Bless you
Hi Tammy,
So pleased you got your money back! They make these schemes seem so genuine that it makes it very easy to get caught. I am sure you will do your research before parting with your money again and it’s worth remembering that to earn money online it takes time and hard work. Never believe any scheme that promises easy money!
All the best,
Peter
Dear miss Marshall I want my money back please. I’ve tried to reach about my money and no one is responding. Please contact me asap Thanks
Hi Theodore,
This site is not the right place to ask for a refund. I have just reviewed the site. To contact Work At Home paycheck see this page If you get no satisfaction you could contact your state’s Attorney General’s office, perhaps they can help. Let me know how you get on.
Peter
Hi peter… i want to work online ..
That should not be a scam… plz guide me
Hi Sonii,
I recommend starting your own online business. This will take time and hard work but the rewards can certainly make it worthwhile. If you join my #1 recommendation for FREE you can learn the basics of affiliate marketing and then either continue as a free member or become a premium member and take your business to the next level.
Whatever you decide to do, you should remember there is no easy way to earn money online. Don’t believe any program that promises you easy money, it doesn’t exist!
Hope this helps.
Peter
Peter,
Thank you for your review. I would like just give more information people need pay attention to make sure if it is a scam.
I signed up yesterday for that WAH. If you do remember, in the video Jessica says ” You will have my personal email too…..”. Hah, look at email address I received a welcome letter “updates@wappaycheckupdates.com”, and sender name is Jessica Marshalls, not a Jessica Marshall. It is 100% scam.
Thanks for the info Gina. Sorry to hear they got you. Of course, as all the names in these scam programs are false an extra “s” in a name doesn’t bother them at all. I’ve never seen a personal email like that!!
Hopefully, your experience will be a warning to others.
All the best,
Peter
Thanks for your post I’m out of work with kids and can’t find any way for my wife to work from home. Can you help us?
Hi Fernando,
There aren’t really any ways to earn money online rapidly. Things like surveys, paid to click sites, or data entry work are probably the quickest way to earn money but the problem is you have to work for a long time to earn very little, so I don’t recommend these methods. You could try the job board at Home Job Stop, they have quite a selection of jobs, there is a small fee to join, but if you find it’s not useful there is a solid 60-day guarantee.
My preferred method of making money online is affiliate marketing. This will take some hard work and it will probably be a few months before you earn anything. If you have a couple of hours or more a day to put in, you can earn money this way but you must be determined and persistent.
Best of luck!
Peter
Peter they got me I fell for that freaking B.S. story and provided to much info. I am so upset with myself right now I never go for that kinda thing. There again I did not research and they got me.
Sorry to hear that Patrick. I know it’s very easy to fall prey to these scams they all sound so convincing. As you say before investing in any money making program your first reflex should be to search for reviews or complaints. All the more annoying for you because you already know this, I hope you only paid $47. Anyhow, I’m sure you will never be caught again.
All the best,
Peter
Thank you Peter. I started dreaming about many things and waited for the end of the video. When she said it was totally free and then said it costs a small fee I knew it was time to do a little research. Your site confirmed my suspicions a scam. The one thing I know is nothing is free. Thank you.
Glad to help Paul. Yes, these schemes are designed to get you dreaming about what you would do with all the cash you will be earning, unfortunately we’re all the same and that’s why these scams still recruit new members. At least you did the right thing and researched for some genuine reviews, we should all get into this habit before signing up for any money making program online.
Thanks for your comment,
Peter
Hi Peter,
I saw this program on a Facebook group as the next slam dunk way to make money online. I’m glad I did a little into Work At Home Paycheck before proceeding any further.
Pretty shady signs that this is just another scam looking to ripoff people who are looking for real ways to make money online. It’s good there sites like yours that expose these types of scams.
I think any company that uses a fake owner name is the first sign that it’s time to turn and run. Solid review and I know your recommendation Wealthy Affiliate. I used them a couple of years ago to build two websites and they have a great program that really teaches people how to make money online.
Both my sites I made with them make me money all the time using affiliate marketing and Google Adsense – not too hard. You have to learn and work at it at first, but that’s true of any job or career.
Thanks again,
Todd
Hi Todd,
They always make these programs sound so good, but of course they’re just out to get your money and don’t provide any value at all. There is no secret to making money online, you have to work. I know we all like to dream that it’s possible to earn a fortune doing next to nothing, but it’s just a dream.
Wealthy Affiliate is a genuine program that gives you training on the correct way to set up a business and should be considered by anyone thinking about starting online.
Thanks for your feedback,
Peter
Me too Todd…. I was very close… but as they say if something sounds too good to be true, it usually is.
In the make money online niche there are so many sites promising riches for little work. With any business you have to work to be successful, don’t fall for the get rich quick schemes Linda!
Hi Peter!
Excellent job giving details about this scam! I love the way you provide detailed information as to why this is a scam. Excellent job comparing WAH to Wealthy Affiliate and explaining why Wealthy Affiliate is the best. Keep up the good work buddy and I can’t wait to see more from you 🙂
Hi,
This is certainly a scam. A program that focuses on how much you can earn without giving any real information about what you will be doing is something a stay clear of.
Wealthy Affiliate is a quality program that teaches you how to create a business online in a totally honest way, the opposite of WAH Paycheck.
Thanks for your visit,
Peter
Thank you for the great and well researched review.
I just can’t get my mind around why people still fall for such scams. When a company talks only about how much money one can make and little on their product or service, it’s a good indication that it’s there to scam you.
What is the product here, or the service? What does posting a link mean? There used to be a time when backlinks were used to improve a website’s ranking in the search engines. If that’s what WAH Paycheck trying to do, Google does not tolerate that anymore and is punishable by death to your rankings.
I hope people would see this review before jumping in.
Hi Yared,
Not being told what you are going to do is one of the common signs of a scam. Talking only about how much money you will make encourages people to dream and think it might be possible. Unfortunately, there are still many who fall for these scams.
Posting links used to be for improving search engine rankings, but since Google doesn’t appreciate this any more the links you post now are affiliate links. Whatever links you post with these companies, you won’t make any money.
All the best,
Peter
I love the flow of the material on this site. It’s easy to read and very informative and captivating. I’m sure will attract lots of traffic! When you said that it was a scam I cringed. At one point I was almost going to join, thanks God I did not! Thanks for the info and keep it going.
Hi Daniel,
Glad you didn’t join, you saved your money. Always research before joining any online money making program.
Thanks for your comment,
Peter
Is there anything at all online that is legit… I have been looking for 20 years!!!!! lol
Hi Linda,
There are a few legitimate programs around that teach you to build your own business. But these programs tell people that to make money they will have to work and most people don’t want to hear that. They believe making money online is easy with little work, so they fall for the scams, once, twice or more before they consider the genuine programs.
There are also the survey sites or clicking ads but with these you are working for so little you’re wasting your time.
Creating your own affiliate marketing business is what I recommend, but this is a lot of work and takes times before you will start earning.
Best of luck,
Peter