I have been getting alot of e-mails from a Desiree Douglas re making money online. The constant emails and deadlines to join were getting annoying. I did go to the site suggested but did not give my last name address or phone number. I instead used x's in place of letters and numbers such as for phone number I put xxx-xxx-xxxx. It went through. I watched the video and became more convinced it was a pyrimid scam. I cannot retrieve all the emails sent to me because when I reported it as spam they disappeared. I'm sure they will send more. Our attorney general warned that if to make money or get a job you have to pay a fee it most likely is a scam. Unfortunately they use this nutritional drink of pomagranate and blueberry juice as the product they supposedly sell or want u to sell. I say unfortunately because there are genuine health benefits to these fruits and people may get fooled into thinking they are promoting a good product. Desiree claims to be a coach who will teach everything I need to know about this home based business. As I said very passive agressive, several emails a day to let you know time is running out or that new people have been place under you.
And that the $19.95 USD to get the start up info/kit right away... in this case before Aug. 15. I started searching scams as a result and everyone should be forwarned this is defintely one. I'm so glad I did not fall for it and or send them money. A fox in Sheeps Clothing.
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