I too want to know if Angel Stevens Rebate Processor is a fraud? Please reply anyone who has signed up. Thanks

According to whois.net - this web site was established OCtober 22, 2007 wih an expiration date of Sept 2008. Whois lists no name and no phone number, only a fax number and an address in Belleview, WA.

Now let me ask you some common sense questions. Would you consider "Kick-***" at the top of the site to be something a professional, legit business would say on a web page?

I was also reading the terms ... "These Terms of Use will be governed and interpreted pursuant to the laws of Cyprus notwithstanding any principles of conflicts of law. You specifically consent to personal jurisdiction in Cyprus in connection with any dispute between you and Company arising out of these Terms of Use or pertaining to the subject matter hereof. The parties to these Terms of Use each agree that the exclusive venue for any dispute between the parties arising out of these Terms of Use or pertaining to the subject matter of these Terms of Use will be in the courts in Nicosia, Cyprus. If any part of these Terms of Use is unlawful, void or unenforceable, that part will be deemed severable and will not affect the validity and enforceability of any remaining provisions. These Terms of Use constitute the entire agreement among the parties relating to this subject matter. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any additional terms and conditions on this site will govern the items to which they pertain. Company may revise these Terms of Use at any time by updating this posting."

If you have any disputes, are you willing to travel to Nicosia, Cyprus, to resolve them? Do you know why people set up servers overseas? So they can conduct illegal businesses and not be held liable in the US where there are laws against this sort of stuff. Check with the FTC.

And the testimonials? I can write a testimonial and make up someone's name.

In most cases these companies are not hiring you to work for them and then paying you by the piece. What they do is teach you how to find products that you can sell online. They then teach you how to write ads to sell these products - in your ad you will offer a "rebate" when someone buys the product. Usually the rebate is for $8 on a $49 product. When that product sells you usually recieve a $23 commission minus the $8 rebate you offer making you $15.

So in reality the new rebate pocessor jobs are not really what they say they are - but they are a creative way to market products online.

Personally, I would save my money and look elsewhere... ALSO always remember legit JOBS pay you while you train and work. You don't pay them for training or work.
~but it's up to you and it's your money to spend
~jennifer

Yes in fact the Process at Home is just a catch to upsell you a coaching program.. There is no proccessing rebates at home through this company and absolutly no way to get any customer service help Report It

They almost had me, but I had to ask myself, why isn't everyone doing this? If it looks like a duck...you know the rest. SO glad for honest people who warn you, when you are trusting and desperate to find a legitimate way to make an income. Report It

i am so glad i did a google on amy stevens & guess what? This page came up. I just got an e-mail from her & she makes it sound so lucrative. Spend $197 and earn $500 a day for life....yeah right Report It