Comments on: Inside A Google Biz Kit Trap Part 2

By: Phil

Phil — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 17:32:10 +0000

I was SCAMMED , I was doing a favor for a friend that has been recently informed she was loosing her job after 35 years, the plant is closing. So I happened across the Google Biz Kit and signed up for her (my name and card). Downloaded the information , and all was well, luckily I used Pay Pal Secure card, which I thought was a one time card (contacted Pay Pal about reoccurring charges on the number…. merchant can charge four times on card) I canceled the cars as soon as they told me. I am out $160.00 but at least they didn’t get my real card number. Calling their customer service is of no use, they claim that the notice is on the home page but try as I might it’s not on their page. The second contact number puts you on hold for as long as you want to wait without a response or a live operator.
STAY Away from this SCAM in hard times, people a preying on people in need.

By: Fern

Fern — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 08:05:22 +0000

I was dubbed…I bought into a Google biz kit, waited patiently for my physical package which never came & instead was shocked when my bank informed me of a charge amounting to approximately USD 59 when I only clicked for a payment of USD 3.88. I’m not very well to do and it was a lot of money to me; tried to relocate the sign up page but seems lost in cyberspace. Apparently, I signed up for something from profitprofusion.com….went in looked around & like Jack mentioned…it was a worthless piece of shit. So, tell everyone….STAY AWAY FROM GOOGLE BIZ KITS!

By: parker

parker — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 06:40:08 +0000

Hi.. man, am I glad I found you.. I almost bought one of these Google link posting kits for $2.95. I first saw the ad at soundclick.com (sadly, one of my favorite sites).
So I clicked the link.. it brought me to a site that promised riches for $2.95 for a Google link posting kit.. the link from Soundclick came in the form of a pop-up. I have not been able to find this paticular pop-up again, but Soundclick has other similiar pop-ups that take you to different sites with the same Google link posting kits.
Here is one such link directly from Soundclick: myonlinecashsecret.com
Anyway, I was dazzled by the site of the first link I clicked. It said “As seen on NBC, ABC, The today show, and others”. But upon reading more, I realized that the $2.95 was only for a trial..$59 a month after 7 days. At the bottom of the page I noticed it said not sponsored, or endorsed by Google.. I thought how odd, you’d think Google would be endorsing this.
I decided to call Google to see if this was legit and of course you get a message from Google saying that they do not offer telephone support at this time. So I scoured Googles website hoping to find something from Google endorsing these kits.. nothing.
So tonight I did a key word search ( google link posting kits), which eventually brought me to you. And I am shocked at what I see. I almost bought the thing for $2.95, and I would not have minded the $59 a month thereafter if it was really possible to make the obscene amounts of money they were promising. I guess the thing that really made me suspicious is that they promise that the checks come directly from Google, but yet, not a word anywhere on Googles website about it. You want to believe it so much, but you know in your heart it’s a scam. I think that soon, the scammers will outnumber the honest folks.
When that happens, I will throw my computer away, and go back to watching television.