Comments on: Google Kit Scam Sites – The Full List http://electronplumber.com/google-money-scam-affiliate-sites-the-full-list/ No Bullsh*t Advice For Internet Marketing Thu, 08 Aug 2013 20:26:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Carolyn Cameron http://electronplumber.com/google-money-scam-affiliate-sites-the-full-list/#comment-1438 Carolyn Cameron Sat, 05 Dec 2009 01:49:16 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=671#comment-1438 Hi I was nearly caught out by one of these supposedly $1.99 but luckily I read the small print and cancelled and so far its been ok but wow what a total con! I have my own blog on how to make money from adsense which is basically what their so called blogs claim to do only I dont charge I tell you how it actually works and Im no scam artists! Im glad to have found this blog with the list of all the culprits! I got caught out a couple of years ago by a scam website claiming to sell festival tickets as were thousands of others, its all to easy for these scammers to stick up a website and rip people off! What I want to know is why arent google able to do something about this unless they are happy to just perpetuate the google kit myth which is what it actually is. Gyneth am also on disability benefits myself so I know what its like. That new site very thats been advertised all over the telly! I ordered a camera from them for my daughters christmas and they took the money off and said my payment hadnt gone through and customer services were very cheeky took me over a week and a half to get the money back and that was only because I kicked up such a ruccus and threatened them with watchdog and allsorts. If I hadnt then I wouldnt have been able to get my daughter anything for her xmas, managed to finally order one from tesco and it came 2 days later! Well done to the author of this blog, keep up the good work informing as many people as possible about this scam so more arent caught out! Hi I was nearly caught out by one of these supposedly $1.99 but luckily I read the small print and cancelled and so far its been ok but wow what a total con!

I have my own blog on how to make money from adsense which is basically what their so called blogs claim to do only I dont charge I tell you how it actually works and Im no scam artists! Im glad to have found this blog with the list of all the culprits!

I got caught out a couple of years ago by a scam website claiming to sell festival tickets as were thousands of others, its all to easy for these scammers to stick up a website and rip people off! What I want to know is why arent google able to do something about this unless they are happy to just perpetuate the google kit myth which is what it actually is.

Gyneth am also on disability benefits myself so I know what its like. That new site very thats been advertised all over the telly! I ordered a camera from them for my daughters christmas and they took the money off and said my payment hadnt gone through and customer services were very cheeky took me over a week and a half to get the money back and that was only because I kicked up such a ruccus and threatened them with watchdog and allsorts. If I hadnt then I wouldnt have been able to get my daughter anything for her xmas, managed to finally order one from tesco and it came 2 days later!

Well done to the author of this blog, keep up the good work informing as many people as possible about this scam so more arent caught out!

]]> By: Gweneth Reed http://electronplumber.com/google-money-scam-affiliate-sites-the-full-list/#comment-1435 Gweneth Reed Thu, 03 Dec 2009 16:42:06 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=671#comment-1435 Yourblogprofits.com got me for 76.97 when I only authorized .98 cents!!!! I am on disabilty income....this was like my CHRISTMAS money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thiefs!!!!!! Yourblogprofits.com got me for 76.97 when I only authorized .98 cents!!!! I am on disabilty income….this was like my CHRISTMAS money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thiefs!!!!!!

]]> By: Johan http://electronplumber.com/google-money-scam-affiliate-sites-the-full-list/#comment-1433 Johan Wed, 02 Dec 2009 17:58:31 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=671#comment-1433 Further proof that the person who calls himself Kevin Hoeffer is a fraud, is to look at the picture currently used on his site/s next to his "bio". The picture is supposedly of him and his wife, however, it is a stock photograph that anybody can purchase and use as they see fit. (You'll find it here: http://www.istockphoto.com/stock-photo-3103074-couple-on-couch.php) Further proof that the person who calls himself Kevin Hoeffer is a fraud, is to look at the picture currently used on his site/s next to his “bio”. The picture is supposedly of him and his wife, however, it is a stock photograph that anybody can purchase and use as they see fit. (You’ll find it here: http://www.istockphoto.com/stock-photo-3103074-couple-on-couch.php)

]]> By: carlotta khero http://electronplumber.com/google-money-scam-affiliate-sites-the-full-list/#comment-1198 carlotta khero Sat, 19 Sep 2009 20:16:34 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=671#comment-1198 yourblogprofits.com this site is advertised on face book and asks for 2.95 for a download pamphlet and then they charges my card 72 .95 cents and i can't get my money back yourblogprofits.com
this site is advertised on face book and asks for 2.95 for a download pamphlet and then they charges my card 72 .95 cents and i can’t get my money back

]]> By: frank johnson http://electronplumber.com/google-money-scam-affiliate-sites-the-full-list/#comment-1189 frank johnson Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:40:59 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=671#comment-1189 Add "yourblogprofits.com" to your scam list. Fool me Once! Add “yourblogprofits.com” to your scam list. Fool me Once!

]]> By: Ankit Dangi http://electronplumber.com/google-money-scam-affiliate-sites-the-full-list/#comment-1096 Ankit Dangi Wed, 29 Jul 2009 10:30:06 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=671#comment-1096 Regarding yourinternetfortune, this guy displays the location as per the IP address that is accessing the web page. I accessed the web page by changing IP addresses from different locations and the guy changed his location accordingly. Try it, and you'll notice the difference too. Regarding yourinternetfortune, this guy displays the location as per the IP address that is accessing the web page. I accessed the web page by changing IP addresses from different locations and the guy changed his location accordingly.

Try it, and you’ll notice the difference too.

]]> By: Antony http://electronplumber.com/google-money-scam-affiliate-sites-the-full-list/#comment-1063 Antony Sun, 19 Jul 2009 01:13:53 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=671#comment-1063 Sometimes I feel we're just sticking our fingers in the proverbial dyke. Domains are cheap, hosting is cheap, e-books are even cheaper. Today I come across this one,-- the "Google Money Master". Registered just a month ago. Ironic the DNS Server is wickedurl.com Notice the geo-targeting doesn't seem to work yet : "Are online jobs for you? Well it is for Mike Richardson, who lives in , , who filled out a simple online form. For Mike working online was the way to get a new job." I'm still looking for all the Hummers that should be tooling around my hometown from these overnight millionaires. The requisite dozen glowing testimonials from folks just like us follow the "offer". Of course the Reply buttons are duds... These are apparently proliferating through Affiliate programs, so expect the amount of ads to grow exponentially. This page has links to other "programs" that in turn have links to still other "programs"..... Even Googling this recent wrinkle "Google Money Master" and the latest wrinkle, "Twitter Profits", at best takes you to sites that claim these are scams, but at the same time promise to direct you to the "real" program that is guaranteed to bring in that 5K a week "just for posting links". *************** For the record, those who are making honest $$$ on the Internet generally don't show their hand. There are legitimate venues that do discuss how to become successful through legitimate e-commerce, but it takes HARD WORK and no one spills their own hard-learned secrets. If I didn't have this darn conscience and the need to sleep at night, I could out-do these amateurs pushing empty promises in a minute. It's much harder to sell real commodities in this tough economy. I'm sure Admin here and thousands of other honest affiliates fit into this same category. Antony Sometimes I feel we’re just sticking our fingers in the proverbial dyke.

Domains are cheap, hosting is cheap, e-books are even cheaper.

Today I come across this one,– the “Google Money Master”. Registered just a month ago. Ironic the DNS Server is wickedurl.com

Notice the geo-targeting doesn’t seem to work yet : “Are online jobs for you? Well it is for Mike Richardson, who lives in , , who filled out a simple online form. For Mike working online was the way to get a new job.”

I’m still looking for all the Hummers that should be tooling around my hometown from these overnight millionaires.

The requisite dozen glowing testimonials from folks just like us follow the “offer”. Of course the Reply buttons are duds…

These are apparently proliferating through Affiliate programs, so expect the amount of ads to grow exponentially. This page has links to other “programs” that in turn have links to still other “programs”…..

Even Googling this recent wrinkle “Google Money Master” and the latest wrinkle, “Twitter Profits”, at best takes you to sites that claim these are scams, but at the same time promise to direct you to the “real” program that is guaranteed to bring in that 5K a week “just for posting links”.

***************
For the record, those who are making honest $$$ on the Internet generally don’t show their hand. There are legitimate venues that do discuss how to become successful through legitimate e-commerce, but it takes HARD WORK and no one spills their own hard-learned secrets.

If I didn’t have this darn conscience and the need to sleep at night, I could out-do these amateurs pushing empty promises in a minute. It’s much harder to sell real commodities in this tough economy. I’m sure Admin here and thousands of other honest affiliates fit into this same category.

Antony

]]> By: DEB http://electronplumber.com/google-money-scam-affiliate-sites-the-full-list/#comment-1049 DEB Mon, 13 Jul 2009 19:58:10 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=671#comment-1049 THE Name of the Website is: Google Money Master THE Name of the Website is: Google Money Master

]]> By: DEB http://electronplumber.com/google-money-scam-affiliate-sites-the-full-list/#comment-1048 DEB Mon, 13 Jul 2009 19:55:29 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=671#comment-1048 Well you can add another to the list that popped up on my computer...This really needs to stop somehow. It is not like there isn't enough desperate people to fall for this....Alot of $2.00 turn into to millions for these rip off artists. I would like to catch them all and see that they get what they deserve. Well you can add another to the list that popped up on my computer…This really needs to stop somehow. It is not like there isn’t enough desperate people to fall for this….Alot of $2.00 turn into to millions for these rip off artists. I would like to catch them all and see that they get what they deserve.

]]> By: The Whyman http://electronplumber.com/google-money-scam-affiliate-sites-the-full-list/#comment-1026 The Whyman Fri, 10 Jul 2009 05:13:51 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=671#comment-1026 I had my suspicions from the start. First of all, I had never heard of this internet e-newsletter supposedly from my small city. Secondly, the references from "satisfied customers" at the bottom seemed too contrived. What clinched it for me is when I noticed on the side a photo and caption from another customer- also from my town coincidentally- but it mentioned that he was "just an average American". Since I don't live in the United States, this confirmed it for me. I guess they didn't think this all the way through. I had my suspicions from the start. First of all, I had never heard of this internet e-newsletter supposedly from my small city.
Secondly, the references from “satisfied customers” at the bottom seemed too contrived.
What clinched it for me is when I noticed on the side a photo and caption from another customer- also from my town coincidentally- but it mentioned that he was “just an average American”. Since I don’t live in the United States, this confirmed it for me.
I guess they didn’t think this all the way through.

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