Home Business Council of America

We believe the company's advertising is deceptive and misleading. It is deceptively designed to convey that home computer work will be available to those who send 47.95 to join their organization. In truth, those who send the money will receive a diskette with the names of companies who have no affiliation with this business and who are not specifically looking for anyone to work at home. We suggest you carefully evaluate the offer being made. These companies are not really looking to hire anyone. Their actual business is running deceptive advertising which is designed to entice the public to send fees to get started. Further, addresses are usually mail drops, most do not have a published telephone number and advertise out of state. Complaints against this type of company generally allege that once money is sent, people receive nothing but general information which does not lead to employment. In almost all cases, it is impossible to obtain refunds in spite of promises and guarantees to the contrary. Typically the only one who profits from a work at home offer is the company itself. Of the numerous work at home companies in our files, not one ever substantiated the earnings claims made in advertising and promotional literature.