Home Income Manipulating you into coming to a website Internet

This is my personal experience with a company called Home Income.  It's a work from home internet company.  Basically they say they will help you with setting up drop-ship orders via E-bay and also help you design a website where you can promote other companies and make money for the refurrals.  I first heard about them when I received an e-mail from my mother who said that it was a cool website that I should check out. 

The site seemed legit enough and I was interested in making a little side cash so I signed up.  Before I got any further I was about to delete the e-mail I received from my mother when I noticed that the return e-mail address was not hers.  I have no idea who sent it to me but it's obvious that whoever sent it wanted me to think that it was her.  I was furious that someone would minipulate me by pretending to be a loved one.  It was totally unethical and also completely immoral. 

I sent a e-mail to their customer service group and told them I wanted a full refund.  They replied that they would only give me 50% of what I paid because I hadn't given their program a chance.  Are they crazy?  Of course I wasn't going to give their program a chance.  Not after I was misled to their website to begin with.  How could I trust that they were a legit company when someone manipulated me into going to their website? 

Bottom line, If you are thinking about trying out a work from home internet program then please be careful about who you choose to work with.  There are tons of these websites out there and many of them are scams.  Home Income made plenty of money off of me and being that I couldn't trust them, I got nothing in return.  Once again, please be careful if you are going to try one of these programs.  They sound great but not all of them are honost.