For your information, these scam websites are known as phishing websites. It works by promising you easy money without little effort and knowledge, all at the comfort of your home. If one were to read the fine print on bottom of the website, they are likely to see words stating the billing will be transferred to a third party, and it will be $69.90 each month without notification, postal or electronic, when billing occurs. Don’t give them a credit card number. In short, it is a scam.
If an offer is too good to be true, chances are, it is. Making money online is not impossible, it requires knowledge and lots of effort.
Google hasn’t created or endorsed any of the sites like those described in our complaint. Misleading ads try to take advantage of consumers in the midst of a difficult economy, and as the economic situation has worsened, the problem has only grown. As far as we can tell, thousands of people have been tricked into sending payment information and being charged hidden fees by questionable operations.
I Didn’t Get Taken, But What Can I Do To Help?
What can you do to stop these guys from taking in more people? Warn everyone about it!
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