10 Responses

1. Alain

   July 26th, 2009 at 6:15 pm

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   This website detects the location of the visitor and insert it in the text of the webpage.
   Per Example if you were in Vancouver the title would be : « Vancouver Job Journal” instead of « Montreal Job Journal ». The text describes the story of a woman from (location detected) who just lost her job now makes up to $87/hour. She says in the article that only by following the steps mentionned at the bottom of the page and paying a few fees for registering you can make a lot of money. When you follow the steps it opens a page containing a form to fill in. At the bottom of that page there is a link called « Full Terms and Conditions » which hides monthly fees to pay. If you fill in the form without opening that link you will be charged by that company and a whole lot of affiliate companies. At the bottom of the main page there is a little « bogus » forum to back up the text of the main page. Try to leave a message for fun, you will find the message at the bottom : « Comments Closed Due To Spam (back soon) ». This page changes often pictures, names but the story is basically the same most of the time and targets the same customers : « the unemployed » or people who just lost their jobs. My Credit Card Company is unable to supply me with any address of those affiliate companies charging me.

2. Your new friend- RAMESH

   July 28th, 2009 at 5:14 pm

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   Yes, you’re right. Even i saw few sites that promised to give access for free google adsense ads….any idea?

   I”ll soon write about it in my site and link back to you..keyword would be “Googlesucesskit”.

   Thanks for your info…your new friend ramesh

3. Tomas

   August 5th, 2009 at 3:49 am

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   Thanks a lot Dude this really helped I was seriously considering in buying the Google succes Kit and i found it strange that it is advertized in Fox News. Thanks again.

4. Annette

   August 19th, 2009 at 12:05 am

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   Thank you so much for the info. I am a single parent of two and a stay at home mom and was just about to order this success kit. I stumbled upon this site by accident talking about how the google kit is a scam. Thanks alot I really have no extra money for anyone to scam me for.

5. Mia

   August 20th, 2009 at 6:01 am

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   Thanks for the info. I have been researching working-from-home jobs and my wife just gave me a variation of the ad today. It’s basically the same thing as what the others have posted.

   She got it from MSN’s “local news” page. Ridiculous.

6. Charlene

   October 2nd, 2009 at 4:42 am

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   I too saw a similar ad. As I was reading it, the first thing that alerted me was the misspelling of common words and some poor grammar. Also, the fact that the offer expires that same day confirmed it for me. I always do an Internet search of any website or money making opportunity before buying due to prior experiences with these kind of scams.

7. Robert

   October 9th, 2009 at 6:36 am

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   I signed up for the Google Success Kit today & I received a User Name & Password to enter on there site. When I downloaded there page they asked me to put in the user name & password they emailed me but it would not accept it. Is this a scam or do I have to wait a period of time until my user & password are put into thrie Data Bank. I have no way of contacting them. Are you aware of this problem?
   Thanks for your help,
   Robert

8. JAMES BROOKINS

   October 9th, 2009 at 8:47 am

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   I wanna know how.

9. Timer Arguile

   October 31st, 2009 at 7:24 am

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   This is the Name and address of the person behind the scam
   Happy Hunting
   Vasilissis Freiderikis, 33 1st Floor P.C. 1066, Nicosia, Cyprus

10. CigarReviews

    November 18th, 2009 at 2:38 am

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    I didn’t just see an ad, I got an email selling this product. I knew it wasn’t from yall almost immediately because of how cheap (haha) and shady it seemed to be. I never play into those fraudulent things… Thanks for the confirmation!