I've Tried That - We lose money so you don't have to!

Hi Jamie

I fell for it too, and after much searching found the phone #:
1-866-870-4257 also the email address is support@googlemoneytree.com I would do both.

Gillie

Such abuse of internet capacities–nowhere in their e-mails to me was a word noted about this ultimate $72.21 debit! Nobody answers through the phone contact I note through the financial institute from which these scammers debited funds. Honest citizens cannot suffer further sacrifice due to such internet scams. Such unconscientious offers must be checked in advance. How many $72.21 debits have these sleazy operators collected–I did not authorize this!

Well Joann, how clever of you to read the terms, aren’t you special. Not everone is quite as brilliant as you like to think you are and no one deserves to be robbed no matter how many mistakes they make.

MAN,I HATE THESE DAMN SCAMMER ON THE INTERNET…I’M JUST SO GLAD I NEVER TRY THESE DUMB CRAP..THEY’RE ALL TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE AND I ALWAYS DO ENGINE SEARCH BEFORE DOING ANYTHING ABOUT WORKING OVER THE INTERNET AND BUYING PRODUCTS TO DO JOB FOR MONEY…I DON’T BELIEVE IN SUCH A THING..I MAY NOT MAKE MUCH MONEY BUT FORGET THIS BECOMING RICH CRAP..I’D RATHER JUST WORK MY WHOLE LIFE THEN BE SCAM BY THESE SUCKERS….LIFE SUCKS…

I thought i would try this and once i have read everyones comments i called them as soon as i found out they are gonna try and charge me that much money but they have said that i was only charged the 3.88 for shippin so i really hope i got the right number cause i have two different numbers but i am callin both of them to make sure it is canceld and they gave a conformation number also for my cancelation also so i hope this works and they are not able to charge me the full 72.72 dollars.thanks for all the help eveyone im just glad i caught it as soon as i did.

I read all the stories about google money tree and I’m glad did before I signed up. I was looking into it and foumd this website ( workfromhomescams.net ) that says google money tree was the best work at home job out there. The guy who wrote the article gave it a 98% approval rating saying was the best.

Steve,

Thanks for posting this for your readers. I’ll be doing a lot of research on negative option marketing this year. The FTC has a lot of detailed information and the National Consumer’s League has been very active in trying to make things better.

EagleResearchAssociates.org is a terrific new resource. They primarily deal with investment scams but they have a lot of insight on what it takes for certain Federal agencies to get involved – and sometimes it’s NOT the amount of money involved.

THIS JUST GOES TO SHOW U HAVE TO BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT THIS GET RICH QUICK SCAMS!!! I READ THE ARTICLE & I’M NOT TRY’N TO BAD MOUTH ANYBODY WHO ACTUALLY BOUGHT THIS PACKAGE BUT I KNEW INSTANTLY THAT THERE HAD TO BE MORE TO THAT THAN A $3.00 FEE , COME ON NOW!! DID U ACTUALLY REALLY BELIEVE THAT ALL THESE PEOPLE ARE MAKING IS 3 BUCKS FROM EACH ORDER OF THIS KIT!!! WHILE U ARE ON YOUR WAY TO MAKING THOUSANDS!!! SORRY THATS HARD TO BELIEVE BUT THOSE WHO POST THESE CRAZY SCAMS SHOULD BE PUNISHED BECAUSE THERE ARE VUNERABLE & DESPERATE PEOPLE OUT THERE FOR QUICK MONEY WHO’LL BE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF B/C OF THAT REASON & THAT’S WHAT THESE EVIL PEOPLE FEED ON THAT PERSON WHO IS EAGER & DESPERATE TO MAKE QUICK MONEY. I AM SORRY FOR U WHO FELL FOR THIS HOAX BUT PLEASE BEWARE OF ALL THESE PHONY ONLINE JOBS & PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE READ THE FINE PRINT B/C THATS HOW THEY COVER THEMSELVES BY POSTING THE HIDDEN MESSAGES U WOULD HAVE TO READ WITH A MAGNIFYING GLASS!!! JUST BEWARE GOOD LUCK

Thank you for the honest and helpful information and numbers to call and cancel.. I was foolish enough to think this might work but was glad that I kept looking and clicked on this page to get the numbers to cancel. Thank you !!

Thanks for all the usefull information.I must admitt I fell for the okedoc
(o-key-dok) and I thank everyone for pointing out that it’s a bunch of b.s
I cancelled mine right away. But I did recieve the google money tree c.d It’s now a coaster for my beer…

These people should not be allowed to advertise on the internet.Only legitimate(proven) companies and or programs should be allowed to.

Yes, they charge a fee but how much money can you actually make from this product? If you are earning hundreds or thousands of dollars, then one could overlook the small efee

wow. everyone here really thanks, i was so going to do it but you are all right way to good to be true..
thanks again.

kevin

I just saved my father-in-law from making this mistake. I always, ALWAYS look on the internet for the SCAM sites that do research on these types of things and read what they have to say. I agree with those who have said that you should follow the old addage about if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is and then immediately research it using the scam alert websites on the net.
To those berating everyone who fell for this scam, I have only this to say. Tough times make people do things they normally wouldn’t do in a million years. You throw caution to the wind in the hope that you will solve your problems and reap a windfall. I know, I’ve been there once or twice myself. I don’t think that anyone deserves to be scammed or preyed upon (yes, these people are the most vile kind of predator) by others. Ignorance exercised out of desperation is an oversight that can be overlooked unless you are so cold and callous that you really believe that those who are victims “got what they deserved”.
Our financial situation in this country is such that people will do things they normally wouldn’t. Seeing your family go without is a great motivator for going out on a limb and doing something that you might think in the back of your mind is wrong but worth the risk if it can make it easier for them. Anyone who doesn’t understand that either doesn’t have a family, has never found themselves in that place or doesn’t have a heart.
Take care everyone, be safe and always check out these claims.

Sorry to hear about that, Cari. What kind of online work are you looking for?

I’m glad I read this first before purchasing this kit. However, I do have a question.. is the kit itself worth it? Is there any good material? Is there any potential on making money?

Where in the HELL do I find an actually honest work at home WEB SITE. Every one I seam to look up is a SCAM!!!!! I am so tired of people taking advantage of people just trying to get ahead. No matter were you go or what web site u try. There is alway sumone that is saying it is a SCAM!!!!!!! Dont know who to trust. I would love to work at home, and spend extra time with my family. But I am not stupid about it. I do my research on the company before I actually go head first.

I called 18668704257 to cancel & they tell you there are no more charges except shipping; we’ll freakin see

The scam reports (or consumer reports)on these internet work from home company seam to be tied into the work from home internet scams. Is there any report sites we can go to that are reliable?

ok, i thought this was only a forum i’m seeing that it much more
Thanks

You know, I was going to try this too until I read the terms and conditions and these messages. Times are so hard out here, I just got laid off of my job, my husband is totally diabled at 60 and is only getting a small amount of SSI. We don’t have a lot, so I am looking for a way to make some extra monies until I find another job. So are many people like me, and seeing these kinds of things on the internet sometimes gives a person a little ray of hope, thinking that maybe just maybe this could work. I always read the terms and conditions, but thats just me, not everyone does and people that are trying to scam others needs to be thrown in jail or something worse.
I am sorry about those of you that this has happened to, and I agree with one of the writers, that if you want to help all of us, post that CD out here for FREE, that would get back at those rats.

Be careful out there and God Bless.

how ironic!!!
On the top right hand of this very page I had an ad (“Ads Placed by Google”) for…guess what….yup: the Google Money Tree!!!!!

Ads for “blogs” claiming the success of GoogleMoneyTree.com have been popping up on Facebook a lot recently. So now they’re targeting broke college students in an attempt to rip them off! Thankfully I did my research before buying into this and won’t fall for this scam.

well ok i know that it’s bad and im not on their side of course i just wanted to know they charge you 72.21$ a month ok but as i read on another website you are supossed to make 5500.00$ a month with that kit if i understand right you’re suposed to make 5427.79$ a month if their is something that i have not understand can someone tell it to me

YOU GUYS ARE ONLY TALKING ABOUT THE HIDDEN $70. WHAT ABOUT THE ACTUAL KIT? If you still make money than it shouldn’t matter–which I know sounds really gullable or ignorant to say; to continue having hope in something that seems distrustful because of a charge that isn’t shown in your face, but HERE’S WHY I’M WONDERING: PLACES SUCH AS DOESITBANK.COM SAY UP-FRONT THAT THE INITIAL FEE IS $73.94 (Without even mentioning or talking about the $3 shipping fee)AND THEY SAY IT DOES MAKE YOU MONEY, ALTHOUGH THERE ARE ALSO BETTER ONES THEY RECOMMEND. (One of which is related to Robert Allen’s program, which has indeed been proven several times to work, but I wanted some quicker more immediate cash). SO HAS ANYONE ACTUALLY USED THE KIT?????????

I’ve tried a lot of money making opportunities also and been ripped off countless times. The latest ripoff involves a website called “easywebcontent.com”. They have one of those try it free schemes and then if you don’t cancel they’ll charge you (it’s in the fine print of course). It’s a shameful business practice and one you shoudld try to avoid at all costs. I happened upon this website because I got an email from Google Money Tree this morning and wanted to investigate. After reading through the comments, I thought I would share an article that I’ve written over at Triond.com. It offers some very timely tips on what to look for and what to avoid when trying to find a home business opportunity. I wanted to share it with the readers of this blog in hopes that it might spare someone from falling prey to the types of scams mentioned here. The url is as follows:

http://www.gomestic.com/Home-Business/Home-Business-Opportunity-How-Tos.433759

so they dont event send the kit and that is the trick now i understand cause if they would have send the kit something like 80.00$ on a 5000.00$ who would say that it doesnt work but if they dont event let you make the money wow they should be really a shame of them

Ok so I find this site AFTER I get screwed by googlemoneytree.com. When I called to cancel, Juan the CSR refused a reufund. Wen I insisted he said” we stay in busines by keeping money from people like you.” and “we dont stay in business by giving it free to people like you.” WHAT????
And of course Juan has no supervisor, “doesnt even have the capability of refunding” and this *(866-870-4257) is the ONLY way to contact the company. I have NO Recourse. He couldn’t/wouldn’t even name a company owner or supervisor. This is so way unacceptable I am determined to get my money back just on principle. Customer Service – HAH!!!I’ve already started filing complaints everywhere – BBB (F rating, btw), ripoff report, FTC, Nevada Attorney general. And I will send emails to support@googlemoneytree.com and call that # everyday until I actually DO get some “customer service”!!

Well funny thing i get a call from google money tree asking me about signing me up and giving me the whole sale pitch spiel.. well i’m a professional sales person so i knew how to talk her out of selling me the product.

I asked 3 questions which she was stuttering about trying to find the most appropriate rebuttal but failed.

#1 How does googlemoneytree differ from the other work at home type ad jobs

#2 3$ is not the only fee there has to be another hidden charge

#3 If i wanted to contact you for further disputes or concerns what # am i suppose to reach.

These questions weren’t even answered.. and thus i felt the call was a scam.. now not saying the company is a scam because there are people are might be making money, but it’s a scam because they hide the most important factors of a realiable trustworthy and successful business.

If there is no Customer service there is no business.

that’s just my say in the googlemoneykit

I filled out the first page which was just name number and email.

The second page asked for my credit card for the $3.88. That is where I always stop because this is pretty common to slam your card once they have it.

The bad thing is that I submitted my telephone number. I got a call and looked it up on the internet and it was googlemoneytree. So I didn’t answer any of the calls until it got up to 13 calls in one hour. I answered and asked them to quit calling. They then ramped up to continue every hour with ten calls or more. I finally called them and their phone message allows you to cancel their calling.

Gorilla Marketing = Scam

Well thanks a lot for letting me know about this scam. First,this google money tree sound good to be true. I’m so glad i found you.

Your friend,
jib

I wish I had read all these comments before Google Moneytree got me for the $72.21. Their customer service is a joke and refuse to do anything for you. They won’t even e-mail a confirmation that I cancelled the subcription to make sure they don’t keep stealing my money. It cost me $72 to realize I will just delete any e-mails that come to me from anywhere now! Bad things happen to bad people- Karma will find them someday and I hope they suffer.

I was laid off end of August 2008 and have not been able to find a job. Today on craigslist there is a position for an admin. asst. Within the ad is a blog that a man posted that praises this Google Money Tree deal. He has a link from his blog to the google sign up page. I did put in info. on first page but stopped when the second page asked for my credit card number. I did read where they said the monthly membership charge was $72.00. Intuition told me this was not right. That is where I stopped and didn’t give my credit card info nor anything else and went straight to research on the web and found this site. The old saying “if it sounds too good to be true it probably is” does apply to all things in life. Glad I stopped before giving out more info. Sorry to all those who did. These guys are really tricky, you have to read every word and really dig deep to find the “catches”.

I have to ask this question. Has anyone actually tried the program. If it actually works and you make a few thousand dollars is it really necessary to complain about some minimal charges? After all if you want to open any kind of business you usually need thousands and thousands of dollars and there is no guaranty you will make any money at all. The way I see it is everyone wants a free ride. No one wants to invest anything, and no one wants to work to get anything. To complain about pennies is absoultely crazy.

Well..Since they took a month worht of money I decided to try it. Honestly, there is so much info I can’t even find anything about where to start or what to do with the info. They say you can call anytime for help, but I’ve alreadt gotten ZERO from their cust service. I’m still trying to decide where to start. I shall let u know what happens.

What a mess I have made!

I don’t know if it works. I do know that in reading all of the posts it seems that no one even gave it a try. As far as giving cc info etc: did you actually think you wouldn’t have to? If you don’t want to give any personal info maybe you should buy a bucket and soap at the store and start washing cars. All you want to do is click,click, and make a ton of money for free. You got to give some to make some.

Doesn’t anyone research this shit before you just give your credit card information away? You are already on the internet, use it for something useful, liking not getting your ass in a sling…c’mon people we can’t all be this ignorant

Candy you are correct. It seems like this is the first time anyone has connected to the internet.
Steve I do not intend to try it because it is not for me. I read the same ad as everyone else, and it states clearly what they are going to charge and when. Let me be clear. I do not support the ad. I do think however that all the people complaining are the same people that tried to assemble their kids bike at Christmas without the directions. You know what I mean.
If they would READ the ad, get excited, and “READ THE AD AGAIN” they would not have these issues.

look it up and get involved with a credited organization that helps with mentorship. Learnable, Teachable, Duplicatable

If nothing else, look at the sites that offer the “money tree” program. They all have the same sob story (including the credit card debt and rent amounts TO THE DOLLAR!!) and the same scanned Citibank check with the identical check number on it.
Not only are they scam artists, but completely lazy ones at that!
Sorry to hear about all you folks that lost money. I almost thought it looked legit until I read the fine print in the Terms and Conditions.
Remember this, the Russians have an old saying that President Reagan used to quote that translates to “trust, but VERIFY”!!

Gina – for the fastest cash on the internet check out project payday. I have a referral link if you decide to do it – plus somes advice
amppublishing@hotmail.com

Thank you for this invaluable info. Like many others, I too was curious about the Google Money Tree, but my “It’s too good to be true Spidie senses” kicked in and told me to Google the Google Money Tree. Just as I suspected, it was a scam. I admit I had all my info, other than credit card info, plugged in but as soon as I was asked for the $3.88 I got a bit skeptical. Thank you for the research you’ve done prehand that will save alot of people.

I too talked to Jason on the supposedly 8th day of my free trial, funny I never got the kit or any e-mail about the kit, so how the hell was I too know to cancel it before the 8th day. the 72.21 has not shown up on my credit card statement yet, but the 3.88 did. I will be calling my bank soon to dispute both charges!! I agree these people need to be shut down somehow!!

Kat – write it all down. Be nice and try to get as much info as you can. Dates & times of calls, name of caller and originating phone number. Note it all including that you tell them every time not to call back and what their response is. Then report it to the FTC, your local phone company and state’s atty general office. You might even have a harrassment suit. They are downright breaking the law.

Considering how many scams that my email account gets hit with, I’m left feeling a little silly that I signed up to this scam. I signed up on Saturday and plan to cancel first thing on Monday. The biggest thing that sucked me in was the use of Google. It wasn’t until I had signed up that I managed to read that I realised that I had been sucked in to, I guess, a branding marketing technique:
“GOOGLE is a registered trademark of Google, Inc. Earn Cash With Google is not a partner, affiliate, or licensee of Google Inc., nor is it in any other way formally associated with Google Inc.”

After nearly getting scamed by a so called mortgage company, I now research everything before giving out any information. I learned that if it sounds to good to be true, it probley is’nt for real. Where are the athorities and why are’nt these people being stopped is my question. All these scams are out of hand.

WOW!!!!!! Is all I can really say. I almost fell for this one. I went online to financialstability.org, because I wanted to see new options offered by the government, today, on fanniemae mortgages andthe only way to advance through the website was to get past the “google money tree” SOLICITATION. I could not get around the page and thus decided to look at it since I could use additional income in these trying times. WOW, it said Google money tree (must be legit). WOW, it was linked to a federal sponsored information website (must be legit). I thank God for the voice that said research money tree when I came to the first page that said I would be charged $3.88. I must end by quoting a proverb:
If you become wise, you will be the one to benefit.
If you scorn wisdom, you will be the one to suffer.

Ryck, you can learn how to report copyright infringements to Google by reading this post. Maybe if enough of us report them, Google will shut them down.

One other thing, since so many people paid and never recieved any product from them, why can’t someone organize a class-action lawsuit against them? That’s essentially them committing fraud if they don’t deliver the advertised product to those who purchase from them. Seventy dollars or at least three dollars from alot people would end up being a HUGE amount. I would imagine a lawyer who specializes in fraud would be very interested to sink their teeth into a company who has committed fraud on that high of a level. A simple website with an information gathering feature could get the ball rolling. Sadly, from what I have read, the only thing people could recover would be the shipping charges. The extra fees are for website access? If I understand that correctly. So they have “somewhat” done their “legal” homework it appears. But still, three dollars from a large number of people would be a worthy lawsuit and just might send them under. At the very least, that many incidents of fraud and neglect would cause a court of law to shut the company down.

“One other thing, since so many people paid and never recieved any product from them, why can’t someone organize a class-action lawsuit against them? That’s essentially them committing fraud if they don’t deliver the advertised product to those who purchase from them.”

I agree, Joe. I guess we are ignorant on what it takes to make a class action suit.

Who knows how? Anyone please provide the info so those that were defrauded by these scam artists can start this class action litigation.

It’s the classic proverb: knowledge is power. The inverse is true also: If you don’t know how, you’re powerless.

I think as soon as we know how to file a class action lawsuit, that will stop Google Money Tree. And all future stories of Google Money Tree abuses.

Let’s do this!

Just called all the toll free numbers to cancel after 5 days…they were accomodating, but we’ll see. Beware that Google Profit Tree also signs you up for free trials of “Fraud Protection” and “Identity Security” that you must also call and cancel or be charged 6.95 and 9.95 per month respectively.

All numbers to cancel all services are at the bottome of this web page: http://www.googleprofittree.com/index.php?

Good luck…and if you read this before ordering, don’t bother.

Lynn, keep an eye on your account to make sure the charge was actually stopped.

I, too, got sucked into this and didn’t even realize that the $72.21 was coming out of my bank account until yesterday when my account was overdrawn and I went to investigate. That is when I found that they had been debiting $72.21 from my account for several months. I am an older person worried about retirement and medical expenses. Yes, I should have read all the terms and conditions, but they were long and tedious–lesson learned. I’ve stopped the debit with my bank, filed a dispute claim with my bank, filed a consumer complaint with the FTC, and e-mailed Google Money Tree to stop debiting my account. Will probably never recover the lost money, but at least I’ve done something to try to stop them from taking someone else to the cleaners. Yes, we all should have known better, but we are all worried about our financial futures–that is what scam artists hope for and prey on. Lesson learned? Yes, no more internet deals for me!

One more thing.

Try to remember what site carried the Google Money Tree scam which you clicked on. Date and time is important. And if you can take a snapshot of the webpage that you can save on your computer showing both the scam advertisment and the website itself can be very helpful.

The goal is to get Google Money Tree into legal hot water and/or make them stink badly so as to make advertizers think twice before accepting their business. Especially if the the real threat that they will be sucked into ligigation for being a willing part of the scam.

Accepting “pay off” money from a scam artist to keep advertizing the scam on their website is no different than a bribe from criminal for you to keep silent on an ongoing crime.

What sucks for me is that I was paid $40 to sign up by an external party and when I called to cancel they told me I’d have to send back the kit which I still haven’t received 30 days later. So I can either get half refund or pray the kit comes today and somehow I send it back and it also arrives today. IF THEY NEVER SEND THE KIT HOW THE FAK AM I SUPPOSED TO GET MY FULL REFUND!?!?!?!?!

well thought i would try it an know out 72.21 never saw it in the terms every one i found so far are all money steeling one way or another

prem on Mar 31st, 2009 at 11:01 am
Has anyone made money as claimed $500-$900 a day?

Highly unlikely…

They have taken my inital few dollars and now I want to quickly cancel before the 7 days. Do I need to wait until I receive something from them or can I just cancel right away?

Thanks

Schutzy, Call IMMEDIATELY. Whether you finally get something in the mail or not. Cancel NOW before they hit you for the $70.00 for nothing. 866-951-1406. Chris is a snot and very arrogant, Dallen(real name or not) was better to speak to. Ask if anyone really has made any money or if this is really legit!! Do it now……….

it was very easy to cancel. even given a cancellation number. well see what happens. number to cancel is 888-657-8585

Hey i was just looking for a sight to make a couple extra bucks every now and then on my spare time anyone know of any

All,
I think i hit this website a little late. I got an ad link about this from a site called marylifeblog.com/index.php?sub=vccpafdd

The testimonials on that site are too good. I clicked the links given in there with name “Google Biz Kit” and gave away my personal and credit card info on the resulting page. The resulting page link is securecartcenter.com/NzU5M3wxODIyfDI2NzQ4M3×2Mg==/b1frm4b9/g.

Immediately, I was charged $1.97. Is this also a fake site? Should i go ahead with this order or cancel it? Pl advise.

Now, when I read the terms & conditions, its alarming.
securecartcenter.com/NzU5M3wxODIyfDI2NzQ4M3×2Mg==/terms.html

Shiraz, your links aren’t working for me because they are part of your secure transaction. However, if you are alarmed by the terms and conditions, by all means you should cancel.

Under the terms and conditions there is also a “unconditional money back guarantee” (of course it is in very tiny print). It states that if you call the support number and mention it, they will give you an RGA number and an address to send the CD back to and they will refund ALL charges, even original shipping. I did this (certified and delivery confirmation). I guess we will find out today if it worked.

i was a victim of it too – just FYI – i called the BBB in vegas NV and they said: “this company has come to their attention as of Nov 2008 – they have had 560 complaints. They have NO BUSINESS LISCENCE and their address is a MAIL DROP only. They are based in the UK. “
they robbed me and i have put in complaints to the IC3, FTC, BBB and now the Attny Gen’l in CA.
i never got any product/email and they wont give me squat back… i got the RGA # too and then the 30 days were up… so no $$$ for me. they suck.

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I put in bogus info on the first page just to see what was next and ended up chatting with a “live agent” I asked her about the fees and apparently – she said that once I clicked for the “chat only” offer of .99 shipping I would get full technical support all the way!

Upon applying pressure about the charges – she just stopped responding. It was pretty funny

Hi I am hoping that you guys all came out of this, sadly am stuck in England after falling for this evil trick unable to cancel as Nobody knows how to cancel from the UK if anyone can please shed some light on how i can cancel from the Uk i would really appreciate it!!!! Thanks!

Does anyone know if the Google money tree is tied to emillionaire. I too so far (and will not happen again) been ripped off to the tune of $148.70! Contacted them 3 times and promised that a refund is on the way. I think they are trying to drag it out so they can continue to deduct money from my account but that has been eliminated.

I just had a debit from my account for the seventy two dollars and change for Google Money Tree. I hadn’t even received the starter kit yet which consists of a CD Rom. The phone number provided for refunds at my online bank account is conventiently missing 2 numbers.

I got their number from here and called them. They told me that they are issuing a refund and canceling me. We shall see. I was also given a cancelation number and was shocked at how easy it was to get a refund and cancel.

I shall report back should they not do as they said they will. What a racket!

L. Elizabeth, Do yourself a favor and cancel the card that you used to sign-up with these thieves! I signed up, cancelled two days later, got the cancellation e-mail told I would be taken off their list and issued a refund, never happened. When I contacted them (several times) they indicated that there must have been an oversight and they would take care of it personally, again never happened. I think what they do is put you off until it comes time for the next monthly deduction and ZAP there it is. I do not feel I will ever get my refund. Good Luck!

Did any one even bother doing a search on google about a scam before signing up for anything? I mean really, making $1700 a week, or so they claim, without being any type of professional is just simply dreaming. Posting links to make money? How do you even think posting a link is going to make you any sort of money. Google is an open to public entity, if you see the name “Google Money Tree”, you could’ve at least contact Google, and see what they say about before spending your money. This is the problem, you ALL think $3.88 isn’t much money, so you go for it, to see if it give you any new ways, or new ideas to make money, I got news for you, FORGET ABOUT IT, the only way you make any decent money at all is to either go to college, get a degree, or to a trade school, learn something and do with it. Start a business of your own, OR get a job! It’s the same shit with network marketing scams, it’s just that NM is alot more organized and they got people hooking you instead of a small price. Be a little smarter people, money isn’t easy to find. Even a penny is still money! It pisses me the fuck off when I work my ass off for my money, and people throw $3.88 away just to get scam. For you own sake, and the one you love and care for, THINK!

I am a disabled woman who now no longer owns a vehicle due to these people. I have been here before quite a while ago. Yes, I too had their phone number and email address. I even spoke to a human being who ”promised” to cancel it for me.

Bottom line? You CANNOT get out of it. I closed out the bank account that they were pulling the money from and had to open a new account to get them to stop. The ONLY way to deal with them is through your bank. Get in touch with them and run, don’t walk to do it!

Elizabeth

I just got into the google stuff. But I read the terms & conditions. When I called three days in a roll to cancel they kept telling me that I’m not yet in the system. I told them this is the 21st Century. unless you have a 1935 computer I should be in your system. I want this cancelation to show up Plus you are not being honest with me. they assured me I will be cancelled. but how do you cancel the dream host. there website is a fright. you have to log in. but I’m not in their system. I will call my bank & cancel from there.