Comments on: Beware of Google Money Tree.

By: alan

alan — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:07:04 +0000

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.

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By: LES

LES — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 19:26:05 +0000

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

By: Carol

Carol — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 17:31:42 +0000

Hi Everyone sorry to hear about your losses. Unfortunately I have been scammed too. I would like to know if any one knows how to cancel my account with google money tree. There is no answer at the 1-866-870-4257 number and I tried emailing. However, I have been unsuccessful. I will take any suggestions you may have. Thanks

By: Vincent N

Vincent N — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 08:49:40 +0000

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!

By: John

John — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 13:08:42 +0000

Mike H – don’t give up mate! It’s your money and they stole it from you.

Watch this short video – it tells you how to get your money back from the scammers:

Getting your money back from Scammers:
http://www.chrismalta.com/scamtip1.asp

You don’t have to contact the scammers again – just your credit card company – let them get your money back for you. This is the best way to get back at the scammers and get your money back. Scammers hate chargebacks!

By: Mike H.

Mike H. — Wed, 06 May 2009 16:10:38 +0000

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!

By: Not Kevin

Not Kevin — Sat, 02 May 2009 00:31:15 +0000

Try this number (801) 545-0628

By: L. Elizabeth

L. Elizabeth — Fri, 01 May 2009 16:59:08 +0000

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!

By: Not Kevin

Not Kevin — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 23:29:17 +0000

MIke – the way emillionaire and Google Money Tree /Treasure Chest operate is very very similar. However they do not seem to be connected. The guy behind Google Money Tree (Jonathan Eborn) is being taken to court by the Texas Attorney General and court documents show him as living in Utah.
See: http://strangelyperfect.tv/3099/google-treasure-chest-its-a-scam-and-a-half/

The guy behind the emillionaire scam is Brock Felt who lives in Florida. There is more info on emillionaire here:
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/base/thread?tid=731ed5d8320c6794&hl=en