Check out the very latest Facebook ads for the work at home program at kevinsmoneytree.org. I’m not sure if these ads and sites keep changing because they are getting banned from Facebook and the scammers keep putting up new ones, or if they just keep rotating the part time job ads in the hopes of catching people who might have caught on to the scam before. Very likely it’s to avoid articles like this one which call out their tricks so they change names and keep going. Anyway, today we’re talking about one Mr Kevin Collins.
Married, to Samantha no less. Interesting that he welcomes you to his work from home secrets site KevinsMoneySecrets.com in his posting, even though he’s now at kevinsmoneytree. I suspect he got chased up a Google Money Tree by a mob of screaming angry scammed consumers and thus changed his site name. He has a double get rich quick scheme for you.
Google Money System Scam
The first from Google Money System which is the same scam we exposed in our article on Google Kits, Google Cash, and Google Money Tree Scams, just now under the name Google Money System. Click on it and you go to secure.emillionaireinstitute.com where if you give them your credit card you’ll see three different monthly charges appear for 39.95, 24.95, and 12.95, plus various 2.95 fees on top. Good luck canceling those.
Obama Government Grant Scam
The second is pretty much the same scam, offering info on government grants that can easily be had for free else where. Click on the Obama Secure Grant Now link and you’re brought to a site called www.federalgovernmentgrantsolutions.com where you’ll also be scammed out of various montly fees. Same thing we exposed in our article on Obama Government Grant Scam Ads, just slightly different pictures. It’s going to take the Feds months or years to track down and stop these people, and even if they do, once they take it, you’ll never see the money they took from you again. The only thing to do is warn everyone you can not to fall for it. Here is what you can do to help:
- Click Here to Share this on Facebook! Hit “Post to Profile” to warn you friends and loved ones.
- Use the “Share This” link below to Digg or Twitter or Stumble or Reddit or whatever service you use to share this so that other people might see it before they get scammed too!
- File a Complaint to the ICCC (Internet Crime Complaint Center) at ic3.gov.
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There are literally hundreds of these identical spam blogs all promoting emillionaire institute.
They have flooded Google with hundreds of spam blogs linking to emillionaireinstitute.com – Funny how the faces and pictures change but the story remains the same!
All these people worked for a “pipe manufacturing company”, lots of them are married to someone called “Audrey” and they all got cheques with the same date for exactly $5000.00 – ??? Really!?
eg: do this search: google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=AlexxelA75&btnG=Search&meta=
And you will find loads of this rubbish:
markgetsgreen.com
anthonyisgreen.com/
nickgetsgreen.com/
kevinsrecessionblog.com/jobs/kevin-hoeffer/
edwhitleymoneyjob.com/1/
jeffgetsgreen.com/
marysmoneyblog.com/index.php?
and literally hundreds more!
This search shows over 300 identical blogs linking to emillionaire institute (only the names and pictures of people change):
google.co.uk/search?q=%22A+year+ago+I+was+an+account+manager+for+a+(drum+roll)+a+pipe+manufacturing+company.+%22&hl=en&filter=0
Google just one of those many hundreds of blogs and you will find tens of thousands of links to it spammed all over the internet:
eg: google.co.uk/search?q=jasonberinski.com&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a
Shows 24,400 results
So there are probably hundreds of thousands of links to hundreds of virtually identical blogs and all the blogs link through to emillionaireinstitute
There are other versions too, like this one (not yet listed in Google but being promoted via Google Adwords):
bobsmoneyblog.com/index.php?G…etwork:General
grantmoolah.com/index.php?360…etwork:General
Since posting this those links now automatically redirect to emillionaireinstitute so they obviously don’t want you to see their new blogs.
See the links referenced below for more information.
References:
[1]
Scam.com – Google Money Tree (Web)
scam.com/showthread.php?t=56093
[2]
Google Money Tree complaints.(Web)
workathometruth.com/blog/2008/11/19/google-money-tree-complaints/
[3]
Complaints Board: emillionaire institute(Web)
complaintsboard.com/complaints/emillionaire-institutekevin-got-his-green-c163463.html#comments
If enough people complain to Facebook and Google Adwords about these scam adverts then maybe they will remove them – I guess another version will just pop up a few weeks later though…
You should give all the info you can to google and see what they can do with it here is the address.
http://www.google.com/contact/spamreport.html
It is so sad that people are thinking on how to take opportunity of others. I hope they will stop it.
WOW EXPOSE THESE SCAMERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YOU JUST SAVED ME MONEY THANX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is beyond belief; however this goes to show that the educated have no moral inegrity when it comes to being honest.
Very bad fibre. With knowledge one should grow in what is moral as well.
They should stop it . Ye, definitely would agree with MIchelle. They should have moral fiber as well. x)
On KevinBlogSite.org, you will see Kevin posing as Kevin Hoeffer and not Kevin Collins. The name of his blog is Kevin Goes Green. He states that he is married to Audrey – not Samantha. His “wife” is a different woman in the picture. Such crap.
hello camila here.yes i agree with you.off course when you can improve the ranking of you site by an unauthorized and free way which is in your access then why you need to care for the rules and ethics.i mean now a days when everyone wants money no one can think over it.