There are lots of ways to make money online but rarely do you come across a way that gets an A+ from the Better Business Bureau (BBB). As you can see by the pictures above, Website Dynamics gets that A+ rating and they are the owners of AtomicShops.com. Building websites is a great way to generate long term income and they make it simple for anyone to do no matter what your experience.

You can go to Atomicshops.com to learn more

You can get paid by check, Paypal, or gift cards from Target, Walmart, and Amazon. I of course want the cash and the Paypal payment each month works great for me.

You can earn money on SquishyCash.com by doing free offers, free surveys, free quizzes, and lots of other things. If you use their links to shop online at many online outlets you get cash back that way too. You can also make money by doing referrals. If you want to use your credit card (totally optional) you can sign up for some offers that have a trial period and you get more for those. However, you NEVER have to give your credit card and signing up is 100% FREE.

This is one of the few sites that allows anyone 13 and older to sign up and they start you off with a free $5.00 in your account! I will say that the SquishyCash site is a bit confusing at first so it might take a while to get used to. There is a lot going on there and you have to figure out how to navigate the site until you get things figured out. But once you do, you can use them to get a nice PayPal (or check) payment sent to you each month and it is just another one of the ways to make money that I have been successful with.

So, this “Mom Makes $77/HR (Online)” advertisement about an unemployed Mom makes $6,397/month working online is just like the Google jobs scam. It is not realistic pay like they say and it is all a fake story.

DON’T FALL FOR IT!

The ad knows your IP address so the Mom they showcase (for me it was was Jessica Holcomb) is always from the city you are in. The whole news story is totally made up and the “reporter” is made up too. I mean, how many reporters look like that?

EVERY link on that news article will send you to the Automatic Profit System except the Facebook link that will trick you into you adding to  the “like” number if you click on it and sign into Facebook. The comments are closed and fake and the picture of the Google check is a generic one that can be found all over the web.

The bottom line is that this is not a news story and is all FAKE to try to get you to the Automatic Profit System or whatever “system” they are selling. Once you are there you will hear that there are only 17 spots left and you better hurry. Follow that with some of the most outrageous claims about pushing a few buttons, working an hour a week, legally printing money and David Palmer being America’s top work at home consultant.

Now, I cannot say that the system is a scam but I can say that I have heard this sales pitch before and it is silly. Please be smart and understand that you are being taken to this “system” by a fake news story that is NOT REAL. And if the advertisement that gets you to the “system” is fake, what does that tell you about the product they want you to buy? I’d stay as far away as possible!

There are many work at home jobs that are real but this is not one of them!