Legit Online Jobs Review

As I demonstate in this video, I am not the biggest fan of Legit Online Jobs.

However, after expressing some of my complaints with them, they cleaned up and improved their system significantly.

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While there are several better programs on the internet, Legit Online Jobs is good for those who just getting started.

It is also a very low-cost alternative to the expensive make money from home programs.

Legit Online Jobs reminds me of the old data entry sites that claimed to offer a way for the average person to make money from home by “entering data” for big companies. A common sales technique of these sites was the claim that they are one of the few honest companies on the internet that taught people how to make money.

In the same way, Legit Online Jobs claims to be in that small percentage of work from home opportunities that are legit. Furthermore, they claim that “companies need you,” and you can make big money working for them.

Anyone familiar with the internet marketing industry knows that this is not entirely true. Legit Online Jobs simply claims that they are part of the one percent of good opportunities so that you will sign up with them instead of the many other programs on the internet. It may be good for sales, it’s presented in a bit of a misleading manner.

After all, using the same sales techniques as the scam artists do doesn’t really set you apart.

Legit Online Jobs discusses some simple strategies that you can implement to make some money. However, it is very, very basic, and I don’t believe that it includes everything that is needed to make money online.

While some strategies are effective, Legit Online Jobs doesn’t stick out as being one of the best programs (however, it IS one of the cheapest). If you’re familiar with Clickbank, Adwords, and using classified ads, then you already know enough to pass on this program.

For those who are completely new to the internet marketing community and making money online, there are other programs that are better suited to teach you how to get started. My favorite of these is Wealthy Affiliate.

Legit Online Jobs does have some positive features that I do appreciate. First, it does a good job of explaining how to capitalize on affiliate marketing. It’s no secret that I’m a big fan of affiliate marketing, and Legit Online Jobs does break things down to a very basic level to make things understandable.

Second, there is a list of employers that actually hire people to work at home. This is a big plus from other work at home products. It won’t advance your internet business, but it will get you in touch with employers who need people to work at home. Also, the product is listed on Clickbank, which makes obtaining a refund very easy.

Next, there is live help on the website – but be careful: the “live help” that pops up when you attempt to exit the site obviously a computer generated response. However, they do also have a live chat with a real person on the site.

One major compliment to Legit Online Jobs: they listened to my qualms with their company. When I accused them of giving fake live help, they started providing real live chats. When I exposed their fake testimonials, they changed them to real audio testimonials. I give my “hats off” to that.

Legit Online Jobs left a bad taste in my mouth after I reviewed the sales page. However, the members area has some good information and good resources to help people who are looking to work from home.

I do not believe that Legit Online Jobs is the BEST place to learn how to work from home, but it is one of the least expensive. Again, there are other places from which you can get a more thorough education in earning money from home.

I must confess that Legit Online Jobs does provide a beginning step for some people, but it is not a comprehensive course. They have cleaned up from before and improved their program, which has impressed me, and there are some who love the program. I, however, am not one of them.

To take a look at the programs that I recommend, see my reviews of Wealth Programs.