Comments on: The Easy Google Profit Scam

By: El Plumber (admin)

El Plumber (admin) — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 04:27:46 +0000

Note – The comment from “Lisa” above says nothing about which site they are referring to. I have removed the number since it’s more likely someone trying to scam people.

By: Lisa

Lisa — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 23:48:14 +0000

Hello,

If there was some confusion about your subscription, we honestly didn’t mean to inconvenience you in any way. Our goal is not to inconvenience our customers .The terms and conditions of our offer are very visible on the order page, they are stated on the order page where you confirm your order, located directly to the top of where your credit card information was entered. There is also a link at the top of the home page that opens up the terms and conditions in a separate window. Customer service is our number one priority and we do everything we can to be open with all of our customers. Of course, mistakes can be made; and if you were not aware of our terms and conditions in our site.

You can talk to customer support seven days a week. Our U.S.-based help lines are also staffed each and every day of the week to respond to any questions you may have both before and after your order. Simply call us at (number removed) and we will be happy to walk you through the entire cancellation process.

Your satisfaction is our number one concern,

Thanks,

By: El Plumber (admin)

El Plumber (admin) — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 02:14:59 +0000

Hi Different Gina,
You are certainly free to try to sue them, and if you could both find them and get them to appear in court, you would very likely win. However, discovering who is actually behind these scams is likely extremely costly and futile. There is usually a shell company hiding behind a shell company that is located somewhere outside the US. You could easily spend $50,000 in lawyers fees to find out that there is no one to sue since the company simply closed down in the Cayman Islands.

Anyone shady enough to run this type of scam has either been shut down by the FTC already or has learned how to avoid them.

By: Gina

Gina — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 21:01:56 +0000

I’m Gina, but a different one. Has anyone ever sued this type of scammer? You’d be bound to win. Would Small Claims Court accept this kind of lawsuit?

By: Gina

Gina — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 18:39:01 +0000

So I was successful at getting Easy Google to refund the 129. I worked with my bank at first to file a claim and was refunded both the 129 and the 39.98. However, Easy Google told me they’d only refund the 129 if I’d fax them a letter promising not to go ahead with the claim for 39.98. Three months later, lo and behold, they recharged both…causing major overdraft fees on my account. I am working to go recapture both the 129 and the 39 now. SCAMMERS!!!

By: rania elmofty

rania elmofty — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 08:24:38 +0000

looking foreword to it

By: Gloria

Gloria — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 21:37:32 +0000

One of my friends on fb had a friend post a recommendation to go to galewher.com to start earning money at home. I checked it out. It was a letter about a girl and her husband that are earning money at home in North Battleford, near where i earn my money and live. I couldn’t find this girl’s name in the local phone book, nor is there anyone with a name similar to hers in North Battleford, unless she doesn’t have a phone number. Then i followed links on the page, they didn’t work, so i did a google search for easy google profit which brought me to this page. Thank you for the information, you saved me lots of research! i am convinced once again, if something looks too good to be true, it likely is.

By: Jonathan Rhodes

Jonathan Rhodes — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 19:09:03 +0000

I think you guys are idiots, how can you guys not read the fine print. Its obvious there are only 2 of you stupid people who wrote this blog. Next time if you give out your credit card number i advise you to read everthing before you sign up. Basically what you guys have done was gave a person your credit card information without reading anything. Its like signing a contract without reading anything. Good Grief. I hope these stupid people may stop putting advertisement saying this is a “scam”, while there are advertising other online business opportunities and advertising there links to earn money from people. So lame hypocrites. Thank you and that is my 2 cent.

By: lisa

lisa — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 22:28:35 +0000

Wish I had seen this article before. I can tell you this…If you are looking for biz with integrity… stay away from Google Biz & Google Profits = THIS IS A SCAM!!!! I ordered this back in October. You have 30 days to try it out and if you cancel you will not pay more than the 1.95. I CANCELED within 48 HOURS! Since then I have been billed $47.50 and $99.00 I called the same number that I canceled with originally and they said they had no record of my cancelation. When I found the cancellation # they originally gave me they said it really didn’t matter that I cancelled within the 30 day time as the $99.00 was a non-cancelable one time fee. They did say they would cancel me as of today but they would not be refunding my money. I do have my bank disputing this on my behalf and am contacting the Attorney Generals Office to inform them of this misrepresentation of the facts. DO NOT GET CAUGHT IN THIS SCAM!!! There are plenty of legitimate online business offers and ways to do business. INTEGRITY IS NOT PART OF THIS COMPANIES BUSINESS PRACTICE!

By: Steve

Steve — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 00:31:24 +0000

I’ve seen the same link as Greg, articlecash.cn. I see this thing everywhere. I get it as a pop-up on streaming sites, I’ve seen the link everywhere, always with some attractive copy to drive you to it. It always has the same info as Greg’s. It’s tailored to your geographic area and it’s from The Ontario Financial Journal, which is even a copyright.