I've been working with different online business programs for a couple of years now and if there is something that I have learned is that if it's too good to be true, most likely it is. The first thing that you do is investigate every bit of information regarding the programs that you are potentially interested in such as search engines (google, yahoo), forums etc.
Mark Hodges is supposedly an internet guru who reviews different internet work from home programs and differentiate between the scams and the legit programs. He's website is Dont-Get-Scammed-Again.com. The guy is nothing but a scam artist. The legit programs that he recommends are not legit programs because I have tried them in the past and was scammed.
One of the programs that he recommended that I tried was "Gary Jezorski's Currency Exchange Profits." Again, if you do your google search (mind you, I did not do this because I was a beginner and a sucker) you will find negative reviews of that program. You have to pay $300 bucks to get the program and after that, you are left alone. The Video Tutorials do not even work. He claims to give you a refund if you honestly try to work the 'system' first and if still are not making any money, he will refund your initial investment, FALSE. That is simply not the case as I never received anything from him. I actually had to dispute with my bank and thankfully they refunded my money.
When you visit Mark Hodges website, notice when you first visit the site, you will see a pop up window which is an email subscription. That email subscription is he's little trick to spam your email with nonsense. I've seen a lot of complaints about this guy and they are not good. Just goggle he's name and you will see a lot of bad reviews.
Here is my advice:
If you come across he's name, STAY WAY! That means, do not subscribe to he's newsletters and delete any emails that you may receive from him.
STAY AWAY FROM this guy and what he promotes!
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