There is a new work at home business opportunity circling the internet called process at home. The program says that you can make money processing rebates from the comfort of your own home. There are a ton of people who would jump at a chance like this especially when the advertisement says that you can make up to $15 per rebate.

I have been working from home for several years now and throughout that time I have come across almost every type of home business out there. So when I heard about Process at Home I immediately checked it out and thoroughly researched the program.

There are several signs and dead giveaways that companies use when they do not want you to really know what they are selling in their program. These include evasive language, lots of bragging about how much money you are going to be making, and an overall emphasis on getting you to buy without thinking first.

This is the case with the Process at Home program, the opportunity sounds like a real job so just for trial purposes I went ahead and bought the system. I figured that if it is what it says then I can promote to my website visitors who would love a chance at this and if not then I would return the program.

So I ordered Process at Home and found out what they were selling instead of a rebate processor job. The way the program works is that you sign up to be an affiliate for a lot of companies selling digital products online. An affiliate is someone who promotes a product and if they refer a sale they get a commission, usually between 15-50% of the total price.

In this case you are instructed to advertise and market these products but also offer a rebate on the product themselves. Then if you get a sale you process the rebate simply by giving a portion of your commission back to the customer.

This method works if you are an expert internet marketer and can sell products online; however it is not a rebate processing job, only a sales strategy. After finding this out I returned the product and since they use a 3rd party payment processor I was able to get a refund.

I would not say that this is an outright scam but the advertising is misleading to the point where some people have started calling it just that. The people that receive emails about this program believe that it will be a real job and not a home business.

I think that there are better and more honest programs available to folks that are both looking for a work at home program and an online job.