Internet Business, Home Business Reviews: Online Scams: Testing Sites

Internet Business: Reviews

Sites We Tested

Be assured that we have examined each and every product we list on our website (except for the Hot! section -- these are currently in evaluation). We use independent testers, people just like you, to evaluate each of the products offered by the websites we reference.

Our testers didn't just review the webpages and disclaimers on each website. We have taken the expense and time to have them thoroughly read and evaluate each and every ebook, and test each database and information source that is offered by every website. You will see the evidence of this in our reviews.

We feel, based on our evaluations, that we are directing you to the very best that the web has to offer in the way of work-at-home opportunities.

We wish you all the best as you take this step toward the work-at-home model, gaining more time in your day for your family and your interests, and perhaps even attaining financial independence.

P.S. Here's something you'll find interesting: last Monday night, my wife and I went to see a movie. When we came home, I checked the numbers on one of my Internet businesses. We had made 300 dollars while we were at the theater! I didn't do anything but watch a bad movie. Click this link to find out how I made 300 dollars watching a movie.

Other Important Anti-Scam Sites

Firstgov.gov - Portal for research in government databases for all business practice information.
Library of Congress - Business Reference Services provides resources for business practices on the Internet.
CommerceNet - Organization dedicated to enabling safe business practices on the Internet.
Small Business Administration - U.S. government organization for aiding small business owners.
Federal Trade Commission - Watchdog arm of the U.S. government for consumer issues.
U.S. Department of Justice - DOJ's website for educating the public on Internet fraud.
Federal Bureau of Investigation - The FBI's advice for avoiding Internet business fraud.
U.S. State Department - Overview of typical business scams both inside and outside the U.S.
IC3.gov - The Internet Crime Complaint Center receives, develops and refers complaints of cyber-crime.
Fraud.org - National Internet Fraud Watch Information Center.
Consumer.gov - FTC portal for research in consumer issues.
On Guard Online - Practical tips to help you understand computer security and guard against Internet fraud.
Federal Citizen Information Center - Database of scam, fraud and recall resources.
Office of the Inspector General - Fraud prevention and detection resources and reporting.

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Final Word: If you're serious about making money on the Internet, go check out The Millionaire League. If you do what Brian teaches you, you can almost write your own check. It's about using the Internet to help people find what they are looking for, and getting paid in the process.