Home Business Magazine

I really wanted to like this magazine. I read most of the articles in it. For the last 7 months I have been keeping track and have found that 4 major articles were the same. I also am seeing a trend that this magazine is nothing more than a company selling advertisement space to those get rich companies out there. The only benefit I can see coming from this magazine is if you are looking to buy into a franchise type of company, it will have a great list of those.

Shortly after I subscribed to Home Business magazine I'm now getting Direct Mail ads and offers, home business offers, chain mail/business offers, and other garbage in my mail. They are coming via US Mail. I have spent years cleaning up my US Mail so I get pretty much no garbage like this. These offers are often poorly written and unprofessional, using bad grammar, improper punctuation, and NOT anything I'd associate myself with professionally, simply due to the fact the person inviting me to join whatever they offer needs to learn how to properly format a letter and use the English language correctly.These can only have come because this magazine shared/sold my address. There is no other explanation.I subscribed because I thought maybe the ideas in the magazine might help a friend I know. I find it to contain a large percentage of the same kind of spammy advertising, with very little decent substance on making a real and honest income. The unprofessional mails that I'm receiving are not something I'd "turn a friend on to."No one offered to pay me to use my personal info on garbage mailing lists. In fact, if this is not against the law it should be, I didn't agree to any use of my information.Do not subscribe to this magazine, it's a spam ad book for garbage.I sent them email demanding to be removed from the mailing lists distribution. Now we wait and see if I start getting spam EMAILS from cheesy people.

This doesn't even get to be called trash. It is an absolute waste of paper! Not only is the information in the "magazine" absolutely nonsense, but the company actually sells your information to nonsense chain-letter people. See picture attached. Save yourself the money, time, and annoyance! This is a glorified mailing list so they can sell your name. That's all it is!

One giant "Work at Home" advertisement. My first issue lauded the glories of using "Click-Bait" advertising.