KeyOnlineJobs.com is a site that claims you can make a lot of money by filling online forms from home, using your computer. The site offers many ways to do the same thing—filling in forms. What is the business all about? Let’s have a quick glance.

How KeyOnlineJobs.com Works

The primary business of KeyOnlineJobs.com (the site seems to have moved to the .net domain recently) is filling in forms for Pay-Per-Click advertising on Google, Yahoo! and other sites. You will enter the information of businesses who want to advertise their products on Google. The products on KeyOnlineJobs.com, however, are mostly e-books.

Apart from this, KeyOnlineJobs.com also has leads pertaining to mystery shopping, taking online surveys, e-mail processing, and grant application writing.

For all this information, you pay $50 a month. The price is basically for access to all the resources at one place. As with most sites, KeyOnlineJobs.com indicates that the price may be hiked any time, although it has been around the same for a while now!

KeyOnlineJobs.com: The Good, The Bad, the Ugly

KeyOnlineJobs.com does not put all its eggs in one basket—it offers a bunch of ways to make money online, so that you can choose the way that appeals most to you. You also get a Web site created, which is sort of the basis of the pay-per-click idea.

However, KeyOnlineJob.com claims of six-figure incomes in a single month are simply too much to believe. If a site wants to advertise a decent opportunity, they will not make such ridiculously tall claims, which makes you wonder how genuine the opportunity really is.

Responding to e-mails and filling out online surveys are among the better deals offered by KeyOnlineJobs.com. A genuine, non-scam mystery shopper opportunity is a legit business to get into, the other option of KeyOnlineJobs.com—the grant application way.

According to KeyOnlineJobs.com, you will be given samples of successful grant application forms and resources, and you can use them to create your own grant application for free government aid. The site encourages people to apply for grants to pay bills, for the rent, and to fix the house, and “much more.” Now, there’s nothing wrong with checking out a grant application process, but telling people that they can get “free money that you don’t have to repay ever” sends out the wrong message.

The founder of keyonlinejobs.com is Dan Buck, and he used to run a company called LiveMint that you can learn more about with Google searches.

KeyOnlineJobs.com: The Verdict

Each opportunity on KeyOnlineJobs.com really is just a collection of resources and free Web sites, many of which are down and non-functional.

So do you think the $50 per month ($600 per year) is worth it?

How did you fare with KeyOnlineJobs.com? Let us know below in your own review!

KeyOnlineJobs.net is really two business ideas, cleverly packaged as one. One of them is a network marketing affiliate program, and the other promises a choice of over 10,000 jobs for just typing in from home. So what’s the real deal with KeyOnlineJobs? Let’s find out.

How KeyOnlineJobs.net Works

You register for KeyOnlineJobs.net, and receive a package that contains a bunch of resources to create and promote an e-book. This package costs about $50. While the KeyOnlineJobs.net site advertises the $50 as a one-time lifetime membership fee, members are charged the amount every month.

The free part of the Key Online Jobs site allows you to fill out online forms on reputed sites like Google and Yahoo! As the site says, “You will work entering text into the online forms with the information that is provided and then sorting them out into several categories.” Basically, you will be promoting products of other companies, and will get paid when someone purchases their products.

As a value addition, you are also able to purchase extra information on entering and working with point-per-click ads, for a fee.

KeyOnlineJobs.net also suggests you write and market your own e-book, or use your Web page to promote someone else’s e-book. You then get paid a commission when someone purchases the e-book.

KeyOnlineJobs.net: What People are Saying

Several reviews of KeyOnlineJobs.net have pointed out that the founder, Dan Buck, was the owner of a site called MintJobs.com, and simply moved his operations to the other site when he could not afford to pay his affiliates on MintJobs.

While a few have reported being able to make some use of the initial material sent, most say that the material is very basic, and doesn’t really give any concrete business ideas. Some members of Key Online Jobs are also dismayed that the site charges them every month, after they were led to believe that the fee was one-time.

KeyOnlineJobs.net: The Bottom Line

The online form filling leads one to Click Bank, and the fee seems steep for access to a free site which one can easily sign up for without the help of KeyOnlineJobs.net.

I’m not sure the money to be made through KeyOnlineJobs.net by filling out online forms is worth it, and may not eventually be worth the $50 per month fee.