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Well I wonder if you're not on the hook for $94.89 a MONTH... here are their terms and conditions I just looked up.

Your free trial begins once you submit our order form. Your free trial is for 7 days. During this time you can see our wealth of content, videos and books. If you are not satisfied, simply cancel and no charges will appear. If you are satisfied and want to take control of your future on the 8th calender day you will be billed a fee of $94.89. The $94.89 is a monthly membership charge and will continue to be billed every 30 days until canceled. At the time of purchase, you understand that the initial $1.99 fee is a non-refundable one-time charge for instant delivery shipping fee of the trial offer. No refunds will be give on shipping fees.

I also just read their refund policy here it is...

The refund and money back guarantee will be issued to customers that have used the program for three months or at minimum 88 days and are not satisfied with the results. A refund will not be issued before your three month risk-free period is completed. The money back guarantee is for customers that actually participate and try the program and are not satisfied with the results after the three months or 88 days.

I hate offers like these that bury the real deal. Good luck!

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wasjk35
Everett, US
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May 24, 2009 4:36 am EDT

I was also scammed only because I thought why not try something new and it is only a 1.95 right. no they happily took 2.40 cents and sent no email and of course no call right. I made a blog of there sight to help others not make the same mistake I hope they choke on my little 2.40 but if they take anything out of my account and burn me and make me loose some other important bill I will surely be glad to pay anyone to take that money right on back. As for the stupid guy above how come he ended up at this web site. He got burned for what reason would someone have to comment about a scam or be directed to a scam site unless they got burned to. The economy is bad and this is when people come out of the wood work trying to put people down or hurt the weakest and it sickens me. Get rich on the poor ya thats how I would want to get by. please. so lets make this larger than life and help everyone make sure this does not happen to anyone else again go to my blog and spread there web site out so they go under the blog is www.makemoneyonlinescam.blogspot.com lets hurt them where they try to get their money online. Google fast cash let them burn or let us all get together and sue. My blogs are wasjk35 god bless us all for trying always hoping for better.

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hood_23
Cleveland, US
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May 24, 2009 2:41 pm EDT

cant find website

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hood_23
Cleveland, US
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May 24, 2009 2:41 pm EDT

cant find page

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Dee
Peoria, US
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May 24, 2009 3:33 pm EDT

Most of these kits charge you $70.oo a month ! Don't do it! ALWAYS READ TERMS AND CONDITIONS at the bottom of the sign up web pages!

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RLHawk
US
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May 30, 2009 2:26 pm EDT

I'm very sorry to all the people who have fallen to this. Just DON'T BLAME GOOGLE! Google is a truly wonderful company. They can't control who uses their name though, and so people are using their name to scam people. If you read the fine print, you'll pretty much always see, "Author or Publisher is not associated with Google Inc." And when they don't have that, don't think it means they are associated with google in any way. Google hires the smartest people from around the world for brilliant ideas and exceptional skills. It makes bots for anything as simple as clicking on or posting links.

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huboro
san diego, US
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Jun 02, 2009 2:58 am EDT

I already figured them out just by going to THIS website :) And I also saw another fake testimonial of a different guy showing the same pic of his "new Range Rover" and his similar story of getting rich fast, getting married, blah blah blah. I almost got dupped. I guess we will always Want to believe that this might be true and gamble with that "buck"...but what most don't see is that its actually like $78 a month. Also serious writing skills are required to earn anything. Thank you for this site.

Hubert, SD, CA

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DMichigan
Kalamazoo, US
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Jun 02, 2009 9:52 am EDT

If you made the charge through bank of america they will refund the money to you and then go after the company for the other charges. It is a type of insurance that you have with them. Especially if you made charges on the internet. That is why it is good to use paypal. However, if you are worried about the 72.00 then you should put a freeze on your credit card or report it lost or stolen if they will not block the charge. Pain in the butt, however, it is good sometimes to start fresh and change the number on your cards.

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Didier M.
London, GB
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Jun 03, 2009 9:10 am EDT

I live in London UK, i have just signed to Kevin Hoeffer link for Free Google Home Business Kit, wonder as i see different pop ups sites asking me to join. Dont see any free Google Kit sent to to me since.. I paid $1.95. Will the Kit be shipped at home or sent through mail.
Want to know, or want my $1, 95 back

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Chuck Turner
Sandy, US
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Jun 03, 2009 10:18 am EDT

Here is one of the dudes in London England promoting this bull scam:

www.googlepayday.info
www.workforgoogle.info/easy-google-profits/

Owner:
Martin Osborn
1 Ashburton Road
Ruislip Manor
London, HA4 6AA
United Kingdom
Email: tehfincheh@gmail.com
Phone:+1.[protected]

Whois Record: http://whois.domaintools.com/googlepayday.info
http://whois.domaintools.com/workforgoogle.info

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Hampster Farm
Thornton, US
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Jun 03, 2009 3:33 pm EDT

Tons of scam information about this on google. Pick your "get rich company". DO you want to pay 60-70-80- or how about $90 dollars a month?

Good luck canceling without completely dropping your credit card # for a reissued #.

Also they have lots of mock testimonial sites that they close down critical commentary on, and call it "spam".

"You're the 54th poster! Post now to avoid not being able to participate!" You have 5 minutes.

Hampster Farm.

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Deborah
Homeland, US
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Jun 03, 2009 10:17 pm EDT

Hi all,
Does any one know anything about dansmakingmoney.com? It is suposed to be where you work for google posting websightlinks, I would like to know if this is lagite. Thanks

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ds123
US
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Jun 03, 2009 10:33 pm EDT

Word of Advice...ALWAYS read the TERMS & CONDITIONS before buying anything online, unless you are 100% positive of the website. I stumbled onto this site because of researching BEFORE buying into Google Fast Cash. Thank you to all of you posting here to keep me from buying. It also caused me to go read the Terms and Conditions where I see about all of the (Automatic) charges after 7 day free trial, etc.

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Pan
Etobicoke (Toronto), CA
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Jun 04, 2009 9:42 am EDT

well, i have been getting calls from google, like 30 calls every day and i have ignored them, i have answer and asked them to stop, i have reported the number, i ahve done everything and they keep calling every half an hour
i remember looking at the google atm cash thing online but i never gave my credit card number cause it looked like a scam, but i dont even remember giving my phone number and here they are calling me 30 times a day, im worried that they will pull something on me
they are scary people

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Maxenforcer
Ontario, US
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Jun 05, 2009 8:23 am EDT

I wanted to point something out to everyone posting here, they are advertising the links for the same thing. Obviously this Google Fast Cash is a scam but why is this website post that link here and all these other bogus get rch scam links and banners?

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honest abe
Double Springs, US
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Jun 05, 2009 2:47 pm EDT

I signed up for google fast cash and the initial $1.95 did not go through and it was not charged on my bill but I was worried when paypal did not show up. This scam is good watch out.

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Cheeze Cracker
US
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Jun 05, 2009 8:23 pm EDT

I love the fact that you have to type in your CC# on an unsecured site, at least this is what I got from this link when I got curious to click the next step.

http://rs925.cashsecretclub.com/?subid=253629423&pubid=445110

Which I got from :

http://your-daily-news.net/?t202id=427&t202kw=

Which was an ad on Comcast's email page

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Chuck Turner
Sandy, US
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Jun 06, 2009 4:17 pm EDT

Cheeze Cracker -
Here is the company who is promoting cashsecretclub:
Convert2Media http://www.convert2media.com/

It's right there on their homepage (right hand side) under biz-ops:

Google Cash Secret Club
Payout: $37
Preview: Landing Page
http://rs933.cashsecretclub.com/?subid=43443

Convert2Media LLC
http://www.convert2media.com/

Convert2Media
Address:
358 South 700 East, Suite B147
Salt Lake City, Utah 84102
Email:
info@convert2media.com
Telephone: 1.800.689.1260 (toll free)

Here is the email and phone number for the head honcho:
Ralph “Ruck” Ruckman
President & Chief Executive Officer
Direct: 407.704.0522
Email: ruck@convert2media.com
http://www.convert2media.com/content/executive-team

and his partners in crime:

Steve Howe
Direct: 407.342.6100
Email: steve@convert2media.com
AIM: convert2steve
Skype: convert2steve

Michael Durham
Direct: 407.217.2919
Email: michael@convert2media.com
AIM: convert2michael
Skype: convert2michael

Mike Kerry
Direct: 407.217.2904
Email: mike@convert2media.com
AIM: convert2mikek
Skype: convert2mikek

Lance Partin
Direct: 407.217.2922
Email: lance@convert2media.com
AIM: convert2lance
Skype: convert2lance

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Chuck Turner
Sandy, US
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Jun 06, 2009 4:33 pm EDT

Convert2Media
7611 Preslar Court
Windermere, FL 34786

info@convert2media.com
Offices - 800.689.1260 Ext. 102
AIM: Convert2Media

General Inquiries
support@convert2media.com

Advertiser and Agency Inquiries
sales@convert2media.com

Publisher and Affiliate Inquiries
publishers@convert2media.com

Public Relations and Media Buying
pr@convert2media.com

Accounting Inquiries
accounting@convert2media.com

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Chuck Turner
Sandy, US
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Jun 06, 2009 5:19 pm EDT

Rave reviews for Earn fast cash with google :
http://www.reviewopedia.com/www.earncashfastwithgoogle.com.htm

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DrFraudPolice
US
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Jun 08, 2009 3:21 pm EDT

Regardless of what happened, whether we were scammed or not, we have the right to cancel and they must process our request. I too signed up for the GOOGLE fast cash and the Hot Business Market Pro Information (the one they also recommended on the site), and immediately called in to cancel once I read about the hidden monthly membership fees. YES, it was my mistake for not reading the terms and conditions carefully, but it was the company's false advertisement that I trusted. Anyway, when all was said and done, I was able to call in to [protected] to cancel with the latter product but they still charge you the $1.97, the price they quoted on their website. As for the GOOGLE fast cash, I tried in vain to call many numbers and were given a run around, then eventually the person told me that they could not find my account. I figured it did not go through since I did not get a confirmation page/confirmation number, or a message stating that it was processed successfully. Finally, when I checked my statement two week after (6/8), they indeed charged me $72.21 for the GOOGLE fast cash on 6/04. My online statement listed the company/product as Blazingwords and included a number [protected]. I called to cancel and luckily this time the customer service person processed my request including a refund of $72.21. Now I will cross my fingers to see if charge will credit back to my account. I know this will help many people from the struggles of finding the right numbers to cancel. Best of LUCK!

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Paula Powers
Delray Beach, US
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Jun 08, 2009 3:34 pm EDT

TOday I signed up for GOOGLE Money Grants-your chance to work from home with google get paid to fill out forms and do searches on Google So I filled out the form, paid my $1.95 and received a "downloadable book that told me how to make money on Google writing ads and paying for each click that the ads generate, then being paid by the companys that you wrote the ads for. When I found out that it was a membership that would be billing me $72.21 per month on my credit card and that nothing that I had paid for had anything at all to do with obtaining a money grant from Google, that I was not filling out forms or doing research like the ad said that came unsolicited to my e-ail by the way, I called and cancelled the service. I was told that the account would remain active until June 13 and that I could access it therefore I would not be receiving my $1.95 back. I called my bank, cancelled the credit card and reported them to the F.B.I. for fraud. I called back and told "Jennifer" what I had done and she said so what-the F.B.I will not be getting your money for you either. the company is gmoney.net, the charge came from MYMONEYJOB and it is nothing but a fraud. False advertising in the real world is a crime-why is'nt it in cyberspace?

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Chuck Turner
Sandy, US
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Jun 08, 2009 7:36 pm EDT

MYMONEYJOB has an address in England:
https://www.mymoneyjob.com/index.php
eWealth Media Ltd, 71 Constance Street, Consett, County Durham, DH8 5DT United Kingdom

You can report the fraud crime online here: https://secure.crimestoppers-uk.org/ams.form.anonymous.asp

Also to the local police by email:
http://www.durham.police.uk/local/north/consett

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NOE
US
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Jun 10, 2009 4:32 pm EDT

I signed up to get the "free kit" for just $1.97 shipping. When I received my credit card bill, the $1.97 was there and so was a charge for $72.21-- I called the number and they "promised" a refund of my money. (by the way, I never received anything in the mail) I also called my bank credit card and they put a block on any further charges and are sending out a dispute form. Suspciously I also was charged another $38.34 by a company called "grant masters online" whom I have never heard of. This also was blocked by my bank.
My advice: DO NOT SIGN UP FOR ANY OF THIS STUFF IT IS A PURE FRAUD!

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Matt Cook
Eagle RIver, US
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Jun 10, 2009 4:34 pm EDT

If you all were directed by a "news article" from the "Anchorage Tribune, " then I'm sorry to tell you, there is no such paper up here. As soon as I noticed that I knew it was a scam.

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BELLE LOU 822
Salinas, US
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Jun 11, 2009 8:59 am EDT

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theluckyy1
Windermere, US
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Jun 15, 2009 11:07 am EDT

Well I called Convert2Media and spoke to the owner and they are an honest company which is not affiliated with any of the merchants that are charging credit cards. After speaking with the owner Steve for close to 30 minutes he explained their relationship with the Google Offer and how Convert2Media was not even promoting it online. He told me that he and his partners had received several complaints about this offer and have removed the offer from their website.

Again, Convert2Media has nothing to do with your charges.

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Chuck Turner
Sandy, US
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Jun 15, 2009 11:24 am EDT

No they are not an honest company - look at all the scams they are promoting:
http://www.convert2media.com/

Google Money Master
Payout: $37
https://www.6ftoverhead.com/ODU5N3wyMjYzfDMxNTk2Mnx2Mg==/5tv1n4b9/g

Speedy Google Cash
Payout: $37
http://rs951.speedypaycheck.com/?subid=500001

Google Cash Secret Club
Payout: $37
http://rs933.cashsecretclub.com/?subid=43443

All scams.

Either you are one of their affiliates or work for them - otherwise you fell hook, line and sinker for their web of scam lies!

An honest company would not accept any of these companies with fraudulent and deceptive offers as their clients. Period.

They are also promoting Grant scams and Acai scams. http://www.convert2media.com/

Grant Secrets Club
Payout: $34
https://ssl.encryptedprocessing.com/~tgsc/index.php?refer=qq1&pubid=&subid=500001#

A scam:
http://www.google.com/search?q=Grant+Instructor+LLC&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

Grants 360 US
Payout: $33
http://www.grants360.com/f/?nats=NjE6Mzox, 13, 0, 0, 0&sub=500001

A scam:
http://www.google.com/search?q=Grants+360&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

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Risa
Paris , US
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Jun 15, 2009 4:06 pm EDT

I always research everything before commiting to it, but for some reason I didn't check this one out. I guess I thought that because it was Google, it would be reputable. Boy was I wrong! I was able to cancel within 24 hours and was only charged the $1.95 "shipping" fee. Not really sweating 2 bucks. After many calls and cancelation attempts, I called the customer service number they gave me upon ordering and got through to cancel. It took about 3 minutes. The guy was nice and told me that he looked it up and said I was only charged the $1.95 and would not be charged in the future. The number that worked is [protected]. You just give them your zip code and name and you're canceled! Phew, really dodged a bullet there. By the way, this scam is NOT google. It's a different company all together. When I was searching for numbers I found the real Google fast cash site and called the contact number and they didn't even have my info! when I told her what website I had went to she said that wasn't even them! The real website for google is www.earnfastcashwithgoogle.com but after this, I am not even going to try it. Good luck to everyone who has fallen prey to these...theives. BTW if you can, be sure you cancel ASAP, because you will be charged 39.95 (or more) in 3 days time.

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M C BROWN
Venice, US
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Jun 22, 2009 12:15 pm EDT

i wrote a long messaag then lost it
was charged 1 DOLLAR, THEN 68 dollars!
TWICE!
AND GOT THE WORST TROJAN VIRUS, MICROSOFT 'COMPLETE SCAN' GOT RID OF IT

MAY TRY TO CANCEL PAYMENT, AND OR GET A NEW CARD NUMBER

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WantSomeHelp
tampa, US
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Jun 23, 2009 4:50 pm EDT

does anyone have a copy of this booklet/information?... can (or will) you kindly email me a copy of whatever you hav - as I'd like to look at it without having to be scammed.

I'd be SO - SO - SO greatful!

email TMDevelopment@gmail.com - thank you

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Mrs. Mae Hurley
Rockmart, US
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Jun 25, 2009 8:00 am EDT

I was considering ordering the Fast Cash Kit but, after reading all of these reports I have definitely changed my mind. Are there any work from home sites that aren't scams.
Thanks so much,
Mrs.Hurley

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Mrs. Mae Hurley
Rockmart, US
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Jun 25, 2009 8:04 am EDT

I was considering ordering one of these fast cash packages but after reading all these reports I think I'll skip it.
Thanks a Million
Mrs.Hurley

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peedoffmom
Kennett, US
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Jun 25, 2009 5:07 pm EDT

Yes, this is very much a scam...I'll admit that I'm very gullable... so yeah I went ahead and ordered one of these kits...everyday after I applied for the kit, different numbers kept calling me and "confirming my card info", yet i still never received anything...I called [protected] and they cancelled it, hopefully.. they give you a cancel confirmation number... I also asked if there would be any future charges and she claimed there wouldn't be.. this is so irritating I'm sure everyone else is similiar to me.. trying to stay home with kids and make money while doing it... pretty much these people are bending you over... hope all these sites get reported and deleted one day

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tmpm
Tonoaph, US
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Jun 28, 2009 8:24 am EDT

I agree with everyone who posted their comment. But the one thing I'd like to say is that some of these bogus companies DO NOT HAVE FINE PRINT TO READ before you sign away your personal information! Some of these ADS just have enough information to purchase their SCAM but do not list and fine print of WHAT they will continuely deduct from you! You only find out about the excessive fees charged to you after you purchase the initial product for a small fee. So what I say to this is exactly what the one person wrote about researching complaints etc about the company and don't give away your personal info so willingly. If these SCAMMERS are making all this money, why do they need YOUR MONEY? You get confused because you see a reputable company (like Google) and think they endorse it but in reality they HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH IT! SO DO YOUR RESEARCH AND DON'T PAD THE POCKET OF THE SCAMMER!

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jabobo
ZA
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Jun 30, 2009 11:28 am EDT

hi, am so shoked to read all this letter because i registered with this fast cash but, i have not recived anthing, i dont know exaclty what to do

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another anonymus
US
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Jul 01, 2009 7:51 am EDT

I did not have any doubts at all this being scam. I just wanted to make an estimate about how many of you got into this. If records say that one in the thousand complains about frauds under 4 dollars. There are around a 100 of you telling the same story over and over again, the figure gets close to 100.000 fouls, so surely his figures are close to 100.000 bucks...hey! thats around 8.000 bucks a month! he was right about it...!

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GladICheckedFirst
Erie, US
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Jul 03, 2009 2:35 pm EDT

You know, the sad part is this site was advertising on a job search site, in my state. I hope all these scammers pay their price.

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garyz
Federal Way, US
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Jul 06, 2009 11:26 pm EDT

Where is Google in all of this? Surely, they realize that with each ad, each victim, and each negative post with their name in the post, they suffer! Do they not care that they are being used as an instrument of blantant theft? Come on Google, go after these guys! Show your mettle or maybe you're too stout from overfeeding...Where is Google?

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CharleyFishcake
GB
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Jul 17, 2009 7:16 pm EDT

I just found their 'Earnings & Income Disclaimers'

http://www.kevinlifeblog.com/legal/eid.html

I read it through, and he basically says - don't believe a word I say, not even what you're reading now. He also claims his products are for 'educational & informational purposes only'...well, some people certainly had to learn the hard way. Whoever is behind this scam should be asset stripped and locked up until they rot.

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zappedbutgood
US
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Jul 18, 2009 6:14 pm EDT

My husband wanted me to go on this site to order this kit, we ordered it being charged $3.58, one week then the next week without notice it was changed to $84.79 plus $.68. We didn't find this out until we were out at the grocery store and started to get back extra cash, and were unable to, because we would have been over drawn. We couldn't figure out why we knew we had money in the account, so what had happened? A company or group that we had never heard of had taken money out of our account. This is on a Saturday we couldn't even get in touch with anyone in the business office of this company, or group. We can't get in touch with our bank, so until Monday we're screwed. So DON'T PAY OUT FOR THIS SCAM... IT'S ONE OF THOSE IF IT SOUNDS TO GOOD TO BE TRUE IT IS.