What are some opinions of the Stay at Home Revenue system by Sally Rhodes?

Answer 1

Based from a business prospective... probably, but not entirely certain.

Awaiting further results from Higgs-Boson testing.

I would call it more of a scheme than a scam. In my opinion the scheme is to get a whole bunch of people to pay for "training" in order to start making money, and only pay out monies to very few people to help show their "results" or testimonials. I may be partially wrong with saying that the company pays these people, because they don't identify where the money these people are earning is coming from. For all I know those $6,000 checks you see are about as real as Monopoly money.

Just read the disclaimer and you'll see a lot of red flags (one of which is the tactic of using capitol letters to emphasize words that don't need emphasis, THIS can CONFUSE YOUR brain causing YOU to FOCUS on THE wrong WORDS)... here are just a few with my interpretations tacked behind them:

"...there's NO warrantee THAT you'll realize ANY income applying THE methods AND thoughts IN THESE MATERIALS." - no "warrantee" on their product that is making people thousands???? (by the way warrantee is defined as the person that a warranty is made to, why would they use that spelling of the word? If you know someone with a legal background, ask them to review the disclaimer before you get started).

"Whatsoever CLAIMS MADE OF genuine profits OR cases OF real outcomes ARE NOT representative or typical." - Most, if not all, people who join this program make no money.

"YOUR degree OF SUCCESS IN accomplishing THE RESULTS laid claim IN OUR MATERIALS depends upon . . . YOUR funds . . . ". - You probably have a monthly membership fee and or yearly.

Moving on.

When they say it is a limited time offer, or that there are only a few "spots" left in your area, these are tactics to insight a fear of losing out on the opportunity. Think about it, if the program can really make that much money, why would it be a limited time offer? How is an internet based program going to limit "spots" in your area??? It's the internet!

The last thing that you can bet is a surefire tactic to lure you in quick before you do your research, is that when you click close on the site, it tells you that "today only" you can get 50% off the training purchase... wait one day, click close again, and POOF another 50% off "today only" deal! How lucky are you?

At the end of the day, I cannot prove you will never make money by buying into a program such as this, however I can warn you that the likelihood of you earning a dime, or even breaking even with what you paid to join, is slim to nil.

- Be safe, be savvy and take control of your own destiny. Don't rely on anything you have any doubt in. Remember, trust your instinct. If your instinct tells you to go for it, then GOOD LUCK to you. I certainly hope I have helped at least one person make an informed and more cautious decision, because in that I have accomplished my goal in writing this.

- Do more research, ask people you know if they have ever bought into something similar to this. I was recently approached by someone I know who did, and the company he signed up for would pay him for bringing in more people to pay the registration fees. I am going to respectfully decline his offer of course, and hopefully warn him of future endeavors involving companies like this.