WAH Program Review Is It A Scam Or Legit?

Are you looking for an independent WAH Program Review?

Trying to find out if this Work At Home opportunity is a scam or legit?

First things first, I congratulate you for being smart and searching for independent reviews.

This is exactly how you uncover the dirty truth about programs like this one, avoid getting scammed and find a genuine way of making money online.

The problem with the internet these days is you just don't know who to trust and absolutely must do your homework and your background checks — always!

Unlike some other sites out there am not connected to the product that I am reviewing in any way at all. This review is absolutely 100% independent and is the result of my own findings.

Kudos for being smart in this sense as not is as it seems as far as the WAH program goes.

In this WAH Program Review I will detail the following:

• What Is WAH Program?
• How WAH Program Really Works
• The WAH Program BBB Rating
• Is WAH Program a Scam Or Is WAH Program Legit?
• My WAH Program Review Final Conclusion!

By the time you have finished reading this review you will no longer be left wondering "WAH Program Review is it a scam or legit?”

Let's get on with this article shall we?

WAH Program (wahprogram.com) Founded in 2014 and is continuation of one of these claims that you can earn money working from home posting links which is a fake jobs scam.

This is something that may have worked up until 2015 or 2016 when in the affiliate marketing world some of the amateurs were known to spam their links to social media platforms.

Since then the affiliate marketing world has improved and there is literally nobody teaches or even in the slightest suggest to spam links as you will very quickly get your account banned.

This faux pas opportunity has been run from a number of different duplicate websites with only slight variations in design logo relating to the site name which are namely:

• wahedu.net
• wahedu.com
• wahedu.org
• wahprogram.com

I have little doubt that perhaps more of these similar sites will sprout up. If they do, if you come across one, give me a shout and I'll add it to the list!. Together we will help warn others!

The Fake Link Posting Job Scam! There is no work at home job at all, no jobs as a freelancer no work, nothing at all.

It is simple put a straight up scam.

When you read through the website you hear the good old-fashioned story of a struggling single mum, Bobbie Robinson, in quite an inspiring way as to hook and bait you in to believing the story and buying their program and parting with your hard-earned cash.

In reality the name is fake as the photo — it is a stock image that was bought by the website owner from an agency that sells photos.

The use of such powerful emotive language is very much a common sign used by products that are not exactly legit.

Standard rags-to-riches story!

Then goes on with emotive language to draw you in further! Quite a common tactic used by scams and well known scam tactic to pull on your heart strings and emotions.

Emotive language and heading to pull you in

It really a standard story aimed to strike a chord with a targeted audience - single mothers who need that extra money and don't particularly have that time to be working hour after hour and are looking for easy money and good money!.

Really quite a scummy thing to do to play with peoples lives and dreams like that.

Same old story of a fake character, fake persona, fake BS story!

Even the job is fake!.

Posting links is a fake job, it simply does not exist. No legit business would employ someone to just post links for their website.

There is no faster way in getting a Google penalty and their site not appearing in search engines than the spamming of links all over the internet.

If there was and at the rather high rate claimed wouldn't a website owner reduce costs and outsource the job to India, Philippines to get the job done at a lesser cost and thus increase their bottom line?.

I know about these things - I have been a webmaster for years!.

It is just a ploy to get you to pull out your credit card and buy their product out of desperation and hope that this program can help you. It is as simple as that!.

Even from site to site which are pretty lazy, all they have changed is the name and the stock image.

Same story word for word just and image change

As you can see pretty much identical sites cloned, absolutely cloned with only a name change and one photo changed.

This is as it should be a huge alarm bell ringing out loud screaming “Fake fake fake”.

Absolutely no site, no legitimate business online post 2011 google penguin and panda update is going to even think about duplicate content!.

If you want to make money, you have get your site to rank in search engines right? At least you should care about what Google thinks and don't want to be penalized!.

Duplicate content, (alongside link posting) are sure fire ways to get screwed by google!. Further evidence that these guys don't know how to run and operate a legitimate business online.

No legitimate business would even think of operating in this way. I have highlighted only 5, I am sure there are dozens more!.

Which begs the question. If the folks over at WAH Program can't run their own legit business online how and why should you trust them to help you to achieve that?

Let me rephrase that so that we both understand properly. The video is real, it is genuine real news video.

It becomes “fake news” when it is used out of context like it is in the WAH Program website.

The whole video is taken out of context and is NOT related to WAH at all in way what soever. Embedding it on their website is used as a means of legitimizing their operation and winning over your confidence.

Here is the video, in its proper context. Watch it again! nothing about WAH Program mentioned!

And what about the news endorsements from the known and established media outlets such as MSNBC, ABC Fox News, USA Today and CNN?

It is the very same kind of thing going on here, if and when you take a closer look and examination. It is a very clever play on words and language, they are not actually saying or claiming that WAH Program is featured by them.

Have a closer look at the image below. 

It Is “Work at home opportunities” that are featured on the media outlets NOT the WAH Program!

As you can see the whole WAH Program is misleading, false, fake and a complete lie.

Given that I have uncovered a number of red flags I was really expecting much here. As I expected the lowest possible score was recorded. You see the WAH Program BBB page here.

The lowest possible rating!

This is very much a down and dirty bait and switch going on here. Now who exactly gets the $97 program fee I am not sure if it is WAH or if they are just taking your money and doing a runner (which I suspect).

I also see proper full on bait and switch as they are taking your information and then using it to hit you with sales for much higher priced items costing thousands of USD!.

This where I suspect the switch is happening where you are being offered unrelated products of which they are obtaining a sizeable commission for.

And your nightmare does not end there...They keep your data...and sell it on!.

This program The WAH Program, is simply a rehashed version of Work At Home Edu which was shut down by the Federal Trade Commission which you can read about here.

The FTC Complaint and shutdown was focused around the false claims and unsubstantiated income claims of being able to earn thousands of dollars with no solid evience, which amounts to illegal advertising.

Unfortunately as I have shown the indictment only refers to that one website, any other subsequent website such as the Work at Home Institute or any other name that come up with is unrelated to the FTC Complaint.

I checked out a number of WAH Program Reviews from a variety of different sources including YouTube, Reddit, Beer Money Forum, Social Media Groups and Bloggers.

“There is not a lot of good things to say about this program” Tim from affiliate Unguru. 

“This Work At Home Program is beyond Sketchy” Willie from IM Reviews. 

“You Should Stay Away From This” Work From Home Reviews.

In all, regardless of how hard you look you will not find any positive reviews about this opportunity. 

No, 

There is absolutely no money at all to be made with this opportunity, none at all. Absolutely not a penny at all! 

Yes, 

And Absolutely not a single doubt about it. It is a proven scam, shut down by the FTC and poorly rated by the BBB and not a single positive review online to be seen tell you absolutely everything that you need to know. 

This company, be they WAH Program, WAH EDU, WAH Institute, WAH Ecademy, WAH Rev are all best avoided and are all obvious scams. 

Instead of seeking out work online working for someone else. Something that is not really going end in you obtaining any real freedom. You will still have millstone around your neck and a boss to answer to.