I read an e-mail from a friend stating you could work at home from your computer. The report stated you could work for Google for a nominal fee of $1.95. You would set up an account with Google and do advertising for them. I decided to read the agreement and in the agreement it stated that you ...
*notice..!! This ripoff has nothing to do with Google search engine - many rip-off businesses use the Google name to fool consumers. = I ordered a do it yourself kit, which I thought was specificaly from Google, for $1.95. I read the terms and conditions and gave them credit card info. I got the ...
Following an advertisement on the internet, I was invited to purchase a Google Home Business Kit, which was supposed to enable me to make an income for me, working from my home address. I completed my personal details, and since then have had 2 preliminary payments of 1.97 USD paid by my Credit ...
I signed up for the "Google Home Biz" after reading a couple of reports stating that this was good work at home job. I paid the $1.95 fee to get started but did not see any information about the $69.90 that was going to be taken out of my account monthly until after I had signed up. After ...
I was on the internet and saw an ad for a Stay-at-home job and clicked on it for more information. Big mistake. This stay at home job was a job working for Google... I had to pay $1.95 for a google kit to be sent to my house. I authorized a charge of $1.95 with my debit card. A few days later, I ...
I Was offered a chance to recieve a home based business program called Google Money Tree. All i was asked to do was provide mailing address, visa card number to be billed under $4 for shipping. When i read the confirmation info, there was an additional charge of $69.90 per month if I didn't cancel ...