Work-From-Home Scam - "Melissa Johnson From... is a Regular Mum Who Lost Her Job"

The Fake Work-from-Home Email Message

Melissa Johnson from is a regular mum who lost her job last year, and after an unsuccessful job hunt, she started working online. I interviewed her about her amazing story and she revealed her steps for success.

Step 1
Go to Internet Money Path, and fill out the form to get instant activation.

Step 2
Follow the instructions at Internet Money Path and set up your account. Then they will show you what to do. Everything gets tracked.

Step 3
Deposit your earnings into your bank account! Enjoy Life!

These websites are associated with the bogus work-from-home jobs

• channel18reports.com

• careernewsweekly.com

• howtoshopsmart.info/work

• www.consumerwatch.com-tria l.net

• onlinebusiness-news.com

• wealthformula2013.com

• www.careeronline.biz

• www.theworkathomejobs.org

• www.economyandmoney.com

• www.careerjournalonline.com

This is how the websites look:

This scam is similar to other scams that we have reported on before. Here are a few of them:

• Malicious website www.businesspinews15.net
• Work from home scam website apply homeincomepackage.com
• Work From Home Scam: Home Business System
• Fake Work at Home Program Websites homelifestylereports.com and www.6000amonth.com

You may click each link above to view each article.

Do your research before registering with work-from-home websites. These scammers know that there are millions of persons seeking employment or looking for a quick way to get rich, so this is why they create these fraudulent websites to rob persons of their hard earned money.

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