Comments on: Beware of "Google" Scams: Google Money Kit, Cash Kit, Quick Cash, etc.

By: 10 Ways to Make Money on the Web | Best Home Business Blog

10 Ways to Make Money on the Web | Best Home Business Blog — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 18:22:46 +0000

[...] out though, as scams abound on the Web. There are many business opportunities such as the infamous “Google” scam (no, it’s not by Google) that tricks people into paying for nothing. Avoid get-rich-quick [...]

By: William King

William King — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 04:44:23 +0000

Hi,
It is really useful information provided in this article. We can make a long list of such a companies that are strongly involved in fraud. I hope people should be well aware now about these scammers that how they attract via offering opportunities and creating greed in viewer`s mind to buy their offers. But the good thing is that now we all have come to know that what are the basics to catch them at initial level of this misguidance. These people also want to create a bad impression of Google in user`s mind but it`s not easy to hit Google by such an activity.

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How Mary's Money Blog Scammed One Man Out of Thousands | Credit Wise Info — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 22:07:32 +0000

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By: Hazel

Hazel — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 20:05:18 +0000

Was just about to sign up for the googles quick cash kit and decide to look it up on snoops but couldnt find anything so I came across this site and boy was I greatful! It’s true, when something sounds to good to be true, it must be!

By: George

George — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:32:11 +0000

i was going to sign up for google quick cash, but this article saved me.Thanks a million!

By: Deskaldo

Deskaldo — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 07:30:04 +0000

True True True.I was going to use Google quick cash ,but hopefully i found this article.I fell sorry for all u people who lost your money.I hope u will get back your $$$$.Thanks very much for this blog

best regards

By: Mariana Prusinski

Mariana Prusinski — Wed, 05 May 2010 22:04:04 +0000

That was a sweet tip, thanks for sharing your knowledge

By: Lionel Cayer

Lionel Cayer — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 13:50:47 +0000

I guess I also got scammed. I normaly wouldn’t look at these type of scheme’s but I guess I was having a moment. I signed up for the quick cash scheme that was supposed to cost $1 for a day trial period. I was informed that I would get a comfirmation email with user name and password, but that did not show up. The next day I got curious and decided to check my credit card transactions. I noticed that they had withdrawn $1.10 plus another $48.92USD the same day. I immediatelty tried to contact them mostly to cancel but was put on hold as soon as I gave them my email address. I tried several other times but was always placed on hold. I’m thinking they make it impossible to contact them until your trial period has expired. Anyways to make a long story short they did bill me an additional $79.86USD. I was billed this amount one day before my 2 day trial period was to end. They probably messed up here (I may have got them in there own game) because my CC company agrees and they are in the process of sending me the necessary documentation to have all of these charges reversed. I am also having my card replaced and will likely never do this again. Advise to everyone about these schemes is check the transaction dates of the charges and make certain that they did in fact give the promised trial time before charges were applied. Most CC companies will honor your request for a charge back if they can see that the scammers did not fulfill there end of the deal.

By: Heather

Heather — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:05:31 +0000

I got suckered however I have not seen the 1.97 come off my card yet. ( I filled out the form yesterday afternoon and something told me this morning to google the biz kit) I am currently on hold with customer service 1877-204-7404 ( I have been on hold for 16 minutes now) I guess when you call a company located in the United Kingdom its apparently hard for them to answer the phone. I guess the only positive to this all is the on hold music.

By: RenoDude

RenoDude — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 20:12:57 +0000

I just signed up today before reading this blog. I immediately contacted my bank to put a stop on any payment coming from this company. The bank informed me that they cannot do anything until the $1.97 initial charge is process; it is pending at the moment. However, after the process is complete, only then I can contact their specialist to put a stop any future charges from this Web Money Training company.

I also called the scammer and informed them that I am now aware of the future charges on top of $1.97, and that my bank will not authorize any future charges. I also requested a cancellation on the membership and not to process the $1.97 initial charge. I received the email confirmation from them, so I hope this will put a stop to this. I am doubtfull about the $1.97 charge though, I have a feeling they will charge that to my account, after all they are thieves.

The number for their customer service is 1-877-402-2666 for those who are interested. Let's keep this blog current so that others can be informed accordingly.

Peace.......