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Work At Home University Scam – Similar Scams in the same fashion

Online-home-careers-mainName: Work At Home University

Website(s): www.wahuniversity.com

Price: $97, $77, $47 and many upsells and downsells

Owners: Unknown                

Bare Naked Scam Rating: 4 Thumbs Down

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Work at Home University (WAH University)? Online Home Careers? Stay at Home University? – How many names does this product have?


The scams listed above operates in the exact fashion like any other scams. They all operate in obscurity and do not offer much information about their “Turnkey Home Profit System”.

About a few weeks ago, Scams like Web Fortune Master, Profit Master Academy and Web Profit Authority have been stripped naked by me and now I am going to do the same for the following:

 

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Notice something very similar? The design of the website is exactly the same. It definitely operates in the exact same fashion as this:

 

Web-fortune-master-all

 

I am not sure if Work at Home University and Web Fortune Master belong to the same family because all of them are suspiciously similar in many ways (I’ll discuss it below).

For easy referencing, I will now use Work at Home University (WAH  University) as a reference to all other similar product name like Online Home Careers and Stay at Home University.

Work at Home University – A school of hope?


Let me first say that WAH University is not a school. There’s no degree to be earned, it is not accredited in anyway, basically you are paying money to educate yourself with things that you can learn online for free.

First, you have to pay $97 to register with WAH University, then there is an add-on of $67 and claim that they will teach you how to be an Auction List Agent or a link posting expert, once you are on the hook, they will reel you in to set up a Website for $500 and employ a personal coach for thousands of dollars.

WAH University will not teach you how to be an Auction List Agent or a link posting expert, in fact they will introduce you to a new “strategy” to make money by Drop Shipping.

When you first sign up, you will be lead to call their hotline and this is where all the pushy sales people or “Personal Coach” (this is what they call themselves) comes into play.

 

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Scam Alert 1: WAH University – Similarities to other scams


Correlation between WAH University and other scams like Web Fortune Master

I have a strong feeling that these scams are related to each other. I believe the web pages and sales pitches are just a forefront to reel you in to the same call centre.

  • WAH-university-videoSimilarity 1 – These scams teaches about Drop Shipping
  • Similarity 2 – Same way they make you employ a “Personal Coach”
  • Similarity 3 – Same price for registering with the program
  • Similarity 4 – Uses the same type of Fake News reporting (As used in Web Fortune Master)
  • Similarity 5 – Uses the same tactics “as featured in popular news room like nbc, cnn, abc, etc”
  • Similarity 6 – Same type of refund policy

The way you are being handled after you join WAH University is exactly the same as Web Fortune Master. You can read my review on Web Fortune Master to see my experiences with these scams.

 

Scam Alert 2: The creator of WAH University, Michelle Withrow, is NOT REAL


I believe that Michelle Withrow is not a real person but a made up personality who claims that she made a fortune online by posting links.

Michelle Withrow is made up for the sole purpose of marketing WAH University to you as a viable work from home opportunity. She will make you believe that anyone in the world can make a fortune on the internet by signing up with WAH University. 

If Michelle Withrow is real, you probably won’t find her photo in the istock photos. These stock photos can be purchased and used by anyone on the internet.

 

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Why would anyone with a legitimate business use stock photos as their testimonial.  Clearly the story behind Michelle Withrow is made up and the person or people who made this story has something to hide.

 

Scam Alert 3: A few hundred per day with little work?


It would have been awesome if you can work an hour a day on a 5 day work week and make 3 times more than an average person who works 8 hours a day.

This is the idea WAH university preaches to you. Truth being told, there’s no such thing in life as to making money with little to no effort. It is only possible if you have rich parents who handed over a huge sum of money to you and all you need to do is employ people to work for you.

If you are just an average person who wants to make a living online, you have to buckle down and work really hard. Even Mark Zuckerberg did not create facebook with 1 hour a day, what makes you so special.  

 

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Back to WAH University. With all the promises made in WAH University to make you hundreds of dollars a day, you would thought that by following the courses you will definitely make at least some money online, but here is a disclaimer to show you exactly what they do not guarantee:

 

WAH-university-disclaimer

 

Do not be fooled by all the rosy pictures WAH university paint for you. If you fall for their trick, you are most probably painting a rosy picture for them instead.

 

Scam Alert 4: Down-Sell Marketing tactics


WAH-university-down-sellDo not be fooled by discounts after discounts and their sense of urgency saying that they will give the opportunity you currently have to someone else who wants it. Why rush to give your money away?

This is just a way to rope you into their program as there will be more upsells right after you sign up with them.

Please be mindful that you will probably never see this money ever again because getting a refund is harder than you thought.

 

My Final Thoughts


WAH University is an obvious scam similar to Web Fortune Master. Although I am not sure whether these scams are under the same family tree, their scheming techniques of marketing are identical.

If you really wish to start your own online business and make real legitimate money, I would recommend you to read my #1 recommended online business course and oppotunity.

As always, I welcome any comments so long as they are not rude. Please feel free to share your thoughts with me and I will be glad to discuss it with you. Thank you for reading my review, I hope I have saved you some money on this scam.

 

Your Pal,

Jack

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22 Comments

  1. Lorna Carrier says:

    Hi Jack, I was able to get the refund from WAH EDU before I started the training. I feel very fortunate to be able to get a refund. I think it only happened because I told them I was reporting them to the Attorney General. Thank you for your website and all you do to help people stay away from these scams.

    1. Hi Lorna,

      You are welcome and I am glad you got your refund and stayed away from this scam.

      All the best to you!

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  2. Lorna Carrier says:

    Could you please set the record straight for me. Is WAH University the same as WAH EDU? I got “scammed” by WAH EDU, or thought I did because of the various reports I heard about them. They immediately refunded my $97 and swear up and down that they are not a scam. I checked on ripoffreport.com and there were no reports so I went ahead with it. There is 1 report for WAH University on rip off report. They claim they have been in business for 2 years.

    1. Hi Lorna,

      Yes. It is exactly the same. Same website design, same offer, same everything. Just a different name. Hope you have gotten your refund and you are out of the program. Could you share you experience in the program so far?

      Cheers!
      ~Jack Cao

  3. David Maddox says:

    Why do I even read these crazy sites? When will I learn not to waste my time? I think most people want to believe and trust, it’s just hard with sites like WAH.

    1. Hi David,these days there are just too many scams online that I cant even catch up to them. And it is really hard to trust someone online.

      All I can say is you must believe in yourself, coming across all these scams are just part of your journey to success, only thing is you have to believe in yourself in order to succeed.

      Similar to you, I was caught up with these scams a while ago and I finally found my little success. However I will only share with you if you really want to know. Email me at [email protected] and I will gladly share my experience with you.

  4. Thanks Jack for barenakedscam.com I was almost roped into the universities sales pitch on their website which is now called Careers At Home University. But then i Googled their name and found your website. They almost had me with their enticing discounts every time i would l try to leave the page.

    1. You are welcome Chris! I’m glad I steered you away from WAH University. It could have given you a nightmare. On the other hand if you truly want to learn how to make money online, I can point you to the right direction, that is if you really want to. Feel free to email me at [email protected], alternatively you can check out my #1 recommended online business course.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  5. Woah! I’m so glad to have found yr review. Almost joined the program. You saved my time and troubles that I am going to encounter. I am literally picturing myself asking for refund and would have been a disaster.

    And Jack, your website is awesome. We need more warriors like you to build a scam free environment.

    1. You are Welcome Felicia, I am glad I prevented you from this scam.

      And thank you for your compliment!

      Cheers,
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  6. Im glad I did not get involve in Work at Home University. You are providing such great service, I hope you can prevent more people from this scam.

    1. I sure hope so too Peck Wan. Thanks for your comment!

      Cheers!
      ~Jack(BareNakedScam)

  7. Thanks for busting this scam, I would’ve never notice the two pictures being so similar and I never would’ve notice the news stories at the top of the page. I have seen that before and thought it was legit. Thanks for exposing these.

    1. You are welcome Trevor! It is really hard to see through the real intention of these scams. It is only when someone joins the program and that’s when they realize they are being scam. I’ve personally joined Work at Home University and Web Fortune Master to share my experience on the product and hopefully I am able to prevent someone from falling into it.

      Thank you for your comment Trevor!

      Cheers,
      ~ Jack (BareNakedScam)

  8. Hi Jack

    It’s shocking to know how many SCAMS are actually out there 🙁 What’s up with these people? Can’t somebody actually create something that’s decent and honest for a change. They just want to line their pockets without giving value to people and it’s truly disgusting. Thank our lucky stars that we have Wealthy Affiliate 🙂

    Any way, thanks for exposing the work at home university and what it represents.

    Neil

    1. Thanks Neil for your comment! There’s a ridiculous amount of scams online. I can’t understand why as well. I guess probably it is easier to cheat people’s money than to earn it honestly. Yup! we are so lucky to have Wealthy Affiliate. It is by far the best affiliate marketing course you can find on the internet.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  9. Great job Jack on letting people know about these scammers, just goes to show what people will do to make a quick buck. The more we expose these people, the better it’s going to be for the legitimate online opportunities. Thanks for this great information Jack.

    1. Hi Craig, thank you for your comment and compliment! You are right! The more we expose these scams, the better it is for everyone.

      Cheers,
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  10. Hi Jack,
    Very good read and easy points to follow how WAH University is a scam. Love the stockphoto example. One little typo I found.

    See below, I copied and pasted it below.

    Please be mindful that you will probably never see these money (should be this money).

    Cheers, and keep up the good work.
    Todd

    1. Hi Todd,

      Thank you so much for your comment and also pointing out the typo! Hope you enjoyed the review.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  11. Thanks for exposing these crooks Jack. Just to emphasize the point when I went to “buy” the product I was immediately offered a 61% discount. These guys are clueless!
    Cheers, Peter.

    1. Hi Peter,

      Thank you for your comments! You are absolutely right, they are clueless! This downsells (61% discounts) is there to capture a consumer’s eye. Everyone loves discounts, but what they didn’t know is that once they join the WAH University they will be pushed with tonnes of upsells (More expensive products).

      I urge everyone to avoid WAH University AT ALL COST!!!

      Thanks for your comment once again Peter!

      Cheers,
      ~ Jack (BareNakedScam)

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