Is American Online Jobs Legit! – The Shocking TRUTH!

Are your searching for an Independent an honest Investigation into American Online Jobs? Do you really want to know if AOJ jobs is legit or a scam?

But, before I get started I want to congratulate you for seeking out Independent Reviews!. This is how you find out the real truth about an opportunity, avoid scams and find a genuine way of making money online.

The trouble with the internet these day is that you just don't know who to trust! who to turn to or who is writing a sponsored post or are sneakily affiliated with the company or product that is being investigated o reviewed!.

This investigative review is not sponsored by anyone, and does not contain any affiliate links at all. I am not associated with or to American Online Jobs in any way what so ever. 

The results, here in are of my own fully independent investigation of AOJ. I'll be covering the following topics in this review.

• What Is American Online Jobs. 
• How American Online Jobs Works
• Is American Online Jobs A Scam?
• Is American Online Jobs Legit?
• American Online Jobs Review - My Final Conclusion!
• My Personal Challenge To You To Better Your Life!

So you have read all the income claims made by the company and it's associates and affiliates and now you want to know the real no holds barred truth of an independent investigation?

Then Keep reading this AOJ Jobs Review!

American Online Jobs is as it would appear to be given their home page and site name,  is a jobs agency for online jobs. 

And on the early steps it does look kind of legit to the unsuspecting eye...but a more trained eye catches a few key and more important details.

American Online Jobs has absolutely no SSL. Which means the WHOLE site is insecure and not to be trusted. No green padlock no SSL nothing!. 

Further investigation reveals that this is not a case of an expired SSL certificate - it has never had one. 

This I could tell with just 2 clicks of my mouse!

Really just a couple of clicks.

When you click on a SSL green padlock (on any site) it openly gives you the details of the certificate, who the issuer is, what site it is issued to and the date of validity plus other technical details relating to the encryption type.

AmericanOnlineJobs.Com has no such certification because it has NEVER had one installed. 

Taking a closer look and there is, weirdly and really spookily outta place is a headline advert run by google ads. This mean the site is monetised using google adsense. 

Nothing scammy or illegitimate about that - just weird for a jobs agency to have them and plain old weird right below the header. 

Ever seen that on Monster? glasdoor or any such similar site? 

At this point the AOJ jobs site really smelling of an amateurishly put together blog on a budget!. 

Side Bar: Google adsense is a legit display ads opportunity used by many bonafide websites and blogs to monetize their websites, the company is owned and run by Google as the name suggest. 

And then there was the pre-screening questions which at a glance seem fine..only if it was programmed by a professional coder.

The questions are not even segmented individually and "the radio button" option just follows you to your last or current click. The code understands it as one big questions and not several different ones. 

Seriously, 12 year old kids have better coding skills these days!. 

An the the very first question - Oh my goodness! 

Not even listed on glassdoor, at the time of creating this article they are not listed as being on Indeed, career builder or monster either!

Seriously, how the heck are you supposed to answer that question accurately and honestly if american online jobs is NOT listed on any of the websites mentioned?.

This is just a straight forward attempt to look like a legit business. Yes, a legit business would ask that kind of question...but they would make sure they are on those named websites!. 

Seriously, so amateurish and basic mistakes that make me question the intelligence of the website owner - or even if they have a brain at all! 

And then there is the "Click Here To Apply" Button which is even stranger, simply because there is absolutely nada! nothing for you to apply for..zero!. 

And then, I was redirected to a gambling site, you might be different. Given I am currently in Viet Nam just now I was redirected to a local website in Viet Namese. 

While I clicked the button I did suspect something like that would happen having investigated similar scams

What I did not expect was "maxbounty" website address to flash across the bottom left of my screen. Maxbounty is a know CPA network where the affiliate, American Online Jobs in this case, is paid to bring leads towards a target website. 

A lead can be a sale, a visitor, an email address or what ever is predefined by the company on the maxbounty website by the merchant (in this case the site you are taken to). 

The oldest trick in the book, bait and switch. Some people have complained that they get redirected to crappy survey sites like Toluna.

It doesn't end there...more on this aid=affiliate ID and cid=company ID later, keep that in your mind, something fishy there.

Wasn't this shoddy site supposed to be about online jobs? 

Then full on instructions for step 2 for you to register with inbox dollars, from which the website owner (fraudulently) gains a referral fee for each email address entered. 

Wanna know what a brain dead scammer sounds like? click play! 

Yup, I have reported them to inbox dollars!. Lets get their account banned!. 

Being British I am not so good at identifying American Accents - where is this guy from?

Kind of sounded like NYC to me. I'll leave that to you to confirm. (comment below where you think this scammer is from based on his accent!)

*Sure the voice could be that of an actor, but given the pea-brained lack of inteligence already shown I don't think they are smart enough to think of that!. 

(it gets worse, wait until you see the next video!). 

Then after scrolling past what are more hoops to jump through and even more ads for some shoddy survey sites we can can click a button that is at the third attempt a legit one that takes us to a capture form to be able to get access to the training area. 

No setting up of account info, or creating a password nothing at all. kinda weird, right? 

Seriously, this is hilarious! American Online Jobs do make a massive goof here!.

(can you spot it?)

Pretty funny and child like huh - and I do not trust them to train me in anything at all give the most basic of mistakes. 

Having scanned through their so called "training" and really, they are wanting to train you how to make your own website!. 

I'm sorry but this is screaming out loud of the blind leading the blind here! 

remember all the mistakes in their own site I pointed out earlier, so child like and basic yet they want to TEACH you how to build one? 

No thanks, I'll pass on that - and you should too!. 

I'm not even gonna tell you just how shoddy and dated their marketing training is and being a blogging addict and a training mentor myself I can tell you that this training has not been updated for maybe 7 years maybe longer!. 

Besides, 

What kind of business do you think that you are with american online jobs or any other by spamming social media and facebook groups? 

Do you even call that "marketing" - it does n't even come close!. 

VIP Note: Proof of the lack of professionalism in the facebook ads training is the training only a regular facebook ads account for PPC.

Proper and more professionally run ads are run from a facebook business account, which is not the regular blue colour that you would normally associate with facebook. It is an almost grey/blue colour. 

Amateurs and shoddy. I do know where you can get better training, more professional if you are interested!

Yes, absolutely. Not only are they a fraud and BS'ing to you about a job being available the very name "American Online Jobs" is deceptive and very much against the trade descriptions act!.

Further more, they are performing and old fashioned bait and switch on you sending you to shoddy survey sites. 

aid=affiliate ID and cid=company ID

Remember I told you to keep this in mind, I highly suspect that some kind of fraud may be going on going on here just due to the way the code looks (to me) and that the site is from a known (and respected) max bounty affiliate network. 

Code I seen looks fishy. 

Afte-r going through their training myself as part of this AOJ Jobs review I do think and suspect that what they are doing is deceiving unsuspecting people into working as affiliate for them posting their, American Online Jobs Own affiliate ID and not the poor unsuspecting person that is doing the hard work for them. 

In short, if you work for them with your very own American Online Jobs Website, you will be working and earning money for American Online Jobs and you will NOT be paid for your hard work. 

This is Fraud. I have forwarded by email their details to FBI and FTC for further investigation.