Is the Jennifer Johnson work at home program legitimate?

Answer 1

I have working knowledge of e-commerce marketing... so it was refreshing to see her detailed explanation of her business opportunity. It was refreshing because there didn't seem to be any mystery surrounding it, unlike other similar ads. I liked her transparent approach, so I enrolled.

After a brief digital welcome from Michelle Matthews, I was given a testimonial presentation... and then the cost began to add up. The free website has limited capabilities, so it is not worth the effort getting into the business opportunity at that level. You are offered the PRO version at 50% off, which is double the initial cost. Then there are additional costs for supercharging the websites to drive traffic to it.

The websites do get created at lightning speed and come with a product each, which you can choose from a pre-selected list of products. It is one product per website.

I wasn't really crazy about the selections, but I decided to give the company, the benefit of the doubt... so I continued. They do have good marketing tools - all of which you have to pay for at nominal one time rates... and that is where they make the money. These tools actually cost much less than what they are offering... but I did not begrudge the mark-up. It takes money to run a business. Up to this point, I was impressed with their organizational setup.

Though I had the ability to host 10 websites, I only picked four products, which I did not mind promoting. The other selections were of no interest to me. During the creation of the websites for the products I was given the opportunity to customize it with my own name. So I gave it my business name and lo and behold, instead of the name showing up on the URL or on the header of the website, the business name was included in the sales text, implying that I was creator and owner of the products, thus also making the claims.

To me that is false advertising and while I am fine with being a portal for other sellers, I could not in good conscience vouch for their products. You see in e-commerce, it is not enough to have a website with your products. A seller would need several mini websites to enhance higher search engine ranking to have his/her products seen by web traffic and to drive traffic to his/her products. The seller would have to keep submitting website URL to the search engine and once the site is spidered, there is no guarantee that the site will gain high ranking... as all search engines are keyword driven. This is where portal providers in Michelle Matthews enterprise come to the aid of the online businesses and drive traffic to their site.

Long story short, since I did not want to advertise the products as the originator of the products, I googled the product to find out who the creator was and to my chagrin, I found out there was no price standardization. Some members were practically giving the product away free.

When I tried to take the matter up with Michelle Matthews, the website link provided in their welcome email, did not connect me to their site at all but to the portal site of my newly acquired websites with them. Red Flag!

I went to PayPal to check on their address and found another email address which they furnished Paypal for buyer's convenience to speedy resolution and my email to them returned indeliverable. 2nd Red Flag. I called their UK office and left a message to cancel my account and to have them refund me the amount in entirety. I have opened a dispute with Paypal concerning the same.

I have no doubt if I stayed with them I could make money if I did not care how I made it. False advertising is wrong and she has lost credibility with me.

Answer 2

It is exactly the same offer as Emily Johnson's, which was said to be a scam in a previous answer

I work for customer support for the Elizabeth Jackson work at home program also known as the "auctionlistingemploymentagency.com" program it is not a scam but you will pay money just to have problems with the site later and it is a joke! a lot of the times customers think what they are signing up for is to post up links and products for a company and get paid money for doing that! WRONG!!!! you are to pay $$$ to become a "listing agent" you will take a 10 step program before signing up with eBay and linking your account you are also charged 39.95 a month to have DBA as a drop shipping company which once u list and sell they mail the products out for you of course u can find your own drop shipping company but with doing that your still paying money and its more confusing!! Basically where I came into the equation is to LIE to people and telling them its a good investment well it's NOT! I was trained on knowing all about the auction program and I didn't even understand it myself well because i did not get it i was FIRED! and FIRED because I had a heart to give customers refunds without any problems! They say this company is listed with the BBB but it's NOT customer support is based out of San Marcos, TX and no telling where the corporate office for this company is!you will also hear a few things about "Elizabeth Jackson" or "Jennifer Johnson" well those two people are not actual people but fake people to lure you in!! if u have any other questions don't be afraid to ask me I am more than willing to give u anything u need to know before u spend your $$$ and even though you get a refund you will not get the 9.95 back even if there product was never shipped to you!

I hope you take my advice if you do call customer support they will tell you it is a "great" investment but it's really not! even though you can try it out for 60 days and if you do not like it you can get refunded you end up paying 9.95 shipping fee which is non refundable! and that's where they get you because alot of times your items wont be sent to you and if they are you can keep them but by that time whats the point? if you canceled your membership with them!!! PLEASE DO NOT FALL FOR THIS!! I am giving u advice because i was fired from customer support due to the fact that I worked with the customers not try to convince them they were getting a great deal we are in a recession! who the hell wants to waste money these days?!! hope this helps!