I recieved an email regarding "Claim your Complimentary New PlayStation 2" from "New PlayStation 2 Giveaway". I clicked and was sent to "emarket research group" websigte and I went on my way to answering a free survey which lasted about 40 mins and then after I had to ...
I almost never even open spam mail, but the "free computer" subject caught my eye. I checked out the first page of their site and before I went any further I went to google and searched for info on them. Complaint was the first thing that came up. Nice job. Thanks. ...
I spent almost 5 hours (this is via broadband, not dialup!) going through every step. This was supposed to be for a notebook computer. At the end of the "survey, " which is actually a long marketing scheme, there was a "One Last Step" screen. When I hit "NEXT" there ...
You find this scam in your email as a popup. They promise you a computer if you agree to be a tester, but first you must sign up for JUST 2 of there items which are very reasonable and very low in cost. It is after that they tell you to pick two more agai not very costly but hiher then the first. ...
I filled out the free Bank of America $500.00 gift card offer through Emarket Research Group. I got as far as them saying I qualified for the offer and to submit my email address and click on a security link in an email being sent to verify my mailing address. Then I was to fill out a form and mail ...
EMarket research group offered a free laptop for taking a survey and ordering products from their affilliated companies. I ordered Jevene and products from stamps.com. I recieved a jar with about a teaspoon of product in it and have not yet recieved the products from stamps.com. I have tried to ...