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Comment on Internet Treasure Chest by Scammed

Scammed — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 19:22:47 +0000

Got scammed also. Paid $2.97 to received info and instead received nothing but charges for $79.86 for Online Net Training that I never used. Wish I would have read these reviews before I clicked on anything. I am not out $162.69…and I’m unemployed!

Comment on Internet Treasure Chest by The Worker

The Worker — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 00:20:48 +0000

Also please do remember when you call the customer service, they didn’t scam you. The company did. But also If you are very polite to me on the phone i would be more than happy to refund your money. But if you call in with an attitude, trust me you will not get your money back no matter how you threaten or yell at us. So when you call in for a refund make sure you dont have a “irate” attitude. We’ll just hang up on you and then you’ll have to wait another 50 mins to be hanged up on again.

Comment on Internet Treasure Chest by The Worker

The Worker — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 00:13:11 +0000

HA. Yes it is a scam because i actually work for their customer service! But it is also the person fault for entering their credit card information and not reading what they’re supposed to. If you ever put your credit card information in a website you must always read the terms and conditions. Now they have gotten worse! They charge you for 2.97 for a three day trial and then they will charge you 139.95! I talk to many customers who try to get a refund and they have to go through this long process of getting their money back. But i actually do see people making money off internet treasure chest. But those people are truely committed and know how to work a computer very well. So please if your not ready to fully commit to them, don’t even try to give them your credit card number. And WARNING: If they call you offering a “good deal” or “special price” DO NOT GIVE them your credit card information. They will charge other things to your card.

Comment on Traffic Swarm at trafficswarm.com by Clarence Montgomery

Clarence Montgomery — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 15:03:00 +0000

I think Mark has it right: “What works for one doesn’t always work others” but you must get your product or service out there. Free works on the Internet. It helps if you have a unique product or service, offer something for Free! Unique, Capture Page/Video and a Catchy Title!
Example of one I am fortunate to have:

We Eliminated the Middle Man~NO Sign-Up Fees | NO Membership or Website fees | NO overpriced products!

Comment on Cash Gifting Scams by Ron N.

Ron N. — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 15:41:48 +0000

I can see both sides. We gift and Do expect something in return. After all long time ago and now, when people get married the people give money or gifts to the couple. It is understood (maybe quietly) that if your son got married and received 100 dollars, then you return the gift off at least the same amount in retun when their son or daughter gets married. Some people keep a record of who dave what amount or gift amount in dollar value. Yes this is a program and we do want a return! so we run it as legal as the law provides. The government wants taxes! I’ll bet if everyone was required to pay taxes on their GIFT!!! there would be no problem with the government, IRS,and FTC. Oh and Gerald T. you tide because what does the Bible even say!!! “you will reap what you so” so most do it in hopes maybe someday if they need help, God or thier Church etc. will help them! And there are some who have plenty of money and can give and DON’T expect anything because they just CAN give or GIFT whatever one calles it. My opinion if the club, is run correctly and people want to involve themselves with it Go for it!!!..Will there be scammers! cheaters!! liers of course!!! just look at Enron, Wall street, they screwwed people and they are legitimate companys… The key is look for a company with longevity, and that still proved nothing. Those who got involved and went to the FTC. All they needed was 1 person to start getting their gift in return!!!! WHAT HAPPENED??? you need to do SOMETHING to get something…People join then sit and think money will flow in. That is why SALES jobs pay well (most) you get paid for what you do or produce, many are not geared to that. They think “Oh i have a home based business” now i will be rich…
By the way I dont belong to any gifting program or any MLM I know its tough to be on top. Just like there are only maybe 10 super!!! baseball players out of only a few thousand and thats with any sport,job,presidentsiy of the USA. I guess it is use caution,common sense, and hard work. People will always complain about something and report it to an agency and that is good for checks and balances, but it is “WE” as people who make our destiny MOST of the time, and other times maybe we have no control. EX. sickness, economy.
I wish everyone success. I have been out of work 3 years but i try to make the best from what i have and always, always look for a chance to break free and seek the American dream!

Comment on Internet Treasure Chest by Patti

Patti — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 23:36:13 +0000

It is a scam! Just like Megan I sicned up for the $2.97 charge and got my credit card bill and had another $79.86 charge. it appears as Go Go Biz Education and the # on the statement isn’t even correct. I called spoke to a girl Lea she said same thing when you sign up for the $2.97 youa re agreeing to the other charge that will be billed monthly if you don’t call to cancel in 3 days. Asked to speak w spvsr said they don’t take calls like this to send complaint to corp office at 6095 S. 1300 E 488, Midvale, UT 84047 asked for phone # for corporate office they said they don’t have one and someone will respond to my call in 24 hrs. This place is a definite rip off. Even got a phone call from someone interviewing me to see if I qualified and was trying to get all personal and financial info from me to see if I was worth the time to speak to from someone higher up. At least I had enough sense not to
give them the info they were asking about. DO NOT GET INVOLVED WITH THEM!!!!!!

Comment on Winning the Affiliate Game by Declan Dunn by free online shooting games

free online shooting games — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 10:00:10 +0000

If you plan to see Declan Dunn speak at one of the seminars he speaks at, be prepared to spend around $2,000.00 to get in the door. His ebooks Winning the Affiliate Game and The Complete Insider’s Guide to Associate & Affiliate Programs have become the text book standard for the affiliate marketing industry. wow its a lot of money

Comment on Internet Treasure Chest by megan

megan — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 16:38:00 +0000

i signed up for the $2.97 and then i was charged $132 and then another $39. there was absolutely nothing on the sight saying a thing about a activation fee or monthly fees but thats what they said it was. they are nothing but liars!! i cant even find the sight again to see if it really was there. now im out half of my car payment.

Comment on NuSkin by tmf

tmf — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 10:13:17 +0000

Thks for a good objective article.
My sister in law just called me asking me to join a meeting about some new products where also antidocksiants should be measured. I googled and found it had to be Nu Skin products. Of course, she did not mentioned the name and tried not to inform me about anything than that this was great products. This is typical for pyramide sales..
Although I realize that NuSkin in facts is on New York stock Exchange. SO, if this is such a great product – why on earth dont they sell it over the counter – only from homeparties?

What also concerns me is that when I google Nu Skin typically info as written in the reply above appears. Not much objective articles appears or any negative ones. Seems like a NuSkin must have several people to write a loooot of things on the web to their advantage in order to confuse anyone that would like to investigate.

Comment on Gano Excel by Spankey

Spankey — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 23:40:58 +0000

O.K. folks here goes. I am not one of the ones who sell this pyramid scheme. I am the end result, the customer, the consumer. I am so mad at this company, I could just spit!! I purchased some of this “dirt flavored” coffee for my wife. It was at a Home and Garden show. When I filled out the info for payment and shipping, there was a place to check if you wanted to have the coffee “auto shipped”. I DID NOT check this box!! Gano auto shipped me anyways, without my permission, and charged my credit card WITHOUT my permission!! When I called them to complain, after speaking with the most rude customer service “bitch” in the world, the manager came on and assured me it would all be taken care of. He said he would have Fed Ex come by and pick up the coffee (which did happen), and then go to the bank and dispute the charges. I did this, they have there crappy coffee back, and now they’re saying that it will take 30 days to give me back my money!!!! They stole my money, and won’t give it back!! I will go to every Home and Garden show, or where ever I see these theives selling this crap, and sit outside there booth and tell everyone what a bunch or dishonest, no class bastards they are at Gano. F*^&% them!!