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By: Jackie

Jackie — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 16:52:51 +0000

So, I’m wondering….are there any ‘real’ work at home programs out there. I’m disabled and unable to work now since being hurt on the job. I was a stay at home mom for years, although I did work when I was younger, then again after the kids were grown, but I don’t have much paid in to social security, so I don’t receive much of an income from it. I’m trying to find something legit that I can do from home, on the internet, but don’t have cash/income for any startup costs. If you have any info that can help me, I’d greatly appreciate it. I’m barely hanging on here….don’t want to drown in the sea of poverty. Thanks for any and all help! God Bless. Jackie

By: Joe

Joe — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 17:05:08 +0000

Let us know how it goes, Bill. These people are pond scum.

By: William Judd

William Judd — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 23:05:34 +0000

June 19,2009

Hey Guy,

I just wanted to respond to this Google “work @ home series. I, myself am right in the middle of a scuffle with one of the Google work at home opportunities, as I am typing this

What’s going on, is that I recently sent for a CD Google Profits was offering for only S/H charges. Upon bringing up my banking statement, I come across a charge for $98.04 that was withdrawn By Google Riches.
I immediately called the telephone number on the jacket that the CD came in. I questioned the rep about as to why a charge was taken out of my account. It was explained to me that Google Profits were getting alot of calls about the same thing I was calling about. It seems that Google Riches are sending out the CD that actually belongs to Google Profits without them knowing about it. Google Riches is then charging the $98.04 monthly fee for the Google Profits CD.

I’ve tried to call Google Riches, but all I get is a recording directing my call to voice mail. I intend to keep on them. Whoever they are, one way or another, I will get that money refunded.

I just can’t believe the B/S going on right now about these people messing with other people who are just trying to keep their head above water. It’s beyond pathetic.

Well, take good care of yourself ’cause nobody else will. GOD Bless.

By: KR

KR — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 17:10:30 +0000

Thank you so much for these articles. I saw the google ad in my yahoo email was about to apply. Some instinct told me to look on the web and see if there are some articles about it. I came here. I’m so glad I wasn’t suckered in. You do a great service.

Thanks again, KR

By: HMTKSteve

HMTKSteve — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 12:37:14 +0000

I’ve been seeing these pop up for a while now myself. I’ve always had a sneaky feeling that they were not about AdSense but adWords and aff links.

I have a special system I use to retaliate against these types of ads… I click on them. Everytime I see one of these ads show up I click on it as long as the ad is CPC in nature.

The way I see it I’m hitting these scammers where it hurts by costing them money and then not buying. The best is to click on these ads after doing a google search for making money online. Those ads show up right in the google search results so I don’t need to worry about a ‘friendly’ site losing their adsense account on behalf of my crusade.

when you consider the low comission rate many companies pay on aff sales (Dell and Apple come to mind) I have to wonder how anyone can make money using Adwords and aff links. when you add in the rules most companies use in regards to bidding on their trademarks it gets even harder to understand how someone could make money with this method.

By: John Carpenter`

John Carpenter` — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 03:57:19 +0000

The classic Angela Penbrook scam of “post this and type that” will never cease I guess. I apologize for crediting her with this particular scam…she certainly was not the originator. They are so easy to see since I’ve been coming to this website. And, as gleaned from a post here or there http://www.workathomenoscams.com/ is also a great website. Good job guys and I hope you can reach many before the Angela’s and google fake ads tear their lives up.