Social Sale Rep Review: Legit or not?

Let’s cut to the chase. Social Sale Rep pitches easy online jobs, like those chat assistant gigs. Sounds promising, but the meat of this thing is questionable.

They walk you through finding online work - the basics. Then they point you to a job board.

Thing is, those jobs might be duds. Expired, nonexistent… like chasing ghosts.

Here’s the deal:

• The Good: You get some pointers on job hunting (though you could probably find that elsewhere for free). Online chat work IS a real thing. And hey, they have a refund policy, so at least there’s that.

• The Bad: They dangle big hourly rates, but that’s a stretch. The training is thin soup. The job board is suspect. Plus, they try and sell you MORE stuff as if that’s the key. It’s NOT. Oh, and your inbox will get hammered.

The Cost: They hook you with a buck, then it’s a monthly charge. Surprise! More programs to buy if you fall for it.

The Verdict: It’s not a rip-off, per se, but it’s a whole lot of unnecessary packaging around a few simple ideas. Your time is better spent elsewhere.

Here’s a better play:

• Think Free: Videos, blogs, all that wisdom out there… it covers the same ground as their training.
• Think Direct: Skip the middleman. Hit up the big freelance sites - that’s where the REAL jobs live.

Remember, the sizzle matters less than the steak.

Fancy websites and promises are nice, but doing the actual work is what gets you paid.

This Social Sale Rep thing? It’s a detour.

Don’t get distracted.