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SCAM E Market Research Group SCAM for "FREE" Dell Laptop. Completing their requirements, it is IMPOSSIBLE to get them to respond by email, phone, etc

After completing business with 6 companies to receive a laptop computer in Oct. I began the "wait". Only 2 of the companies have reported my completion of their offers. After calling the 4 non-reporting companies numerous times, they all had the same response "you must find out what ...

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Ripoff scam liars!

I just don't get it like many other people I'm getting screwed over by your company! I have tried to contact this company countless times by email and by phone! It's only saying that i need 3 offers fulfilled and I have fullfilled over 3. I have Aol downloaded on my comp. Right now. I've already ...

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Incentive Reward Center Toys R Us Rip-Off! Delray Beach Florida

I myself fell for the Toys R Us $250 Gift certificate. I am an experienced Internet User and I must have been bored the day I fell for this one, as I have always passed these things up previously as scams. I went through the entire process, with several different issues. Offers being listed as ...

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Ripoff

I (like what seems many others) decided to take part in the Emarket Research Groups offer. I chose the 40GB Ipod. I registered and completed the required six offers on 10/26/04. Within a few days, the redeption website verified one completion. Approxiamtely a week later the redeption website ...

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Ripoff scam iPod bad karma Delray Beach

I responded to an offer from eMarket Research Group for a free 40gb iPod for trying ONE of their partner offers, which I did: I tried blockbuster.com's 2-week free trial. However, when I checked the redemption page, somehow the requirements had changed from the initial offer; it now said I needed ...

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Ripoff

When you respond to the pop-up ad or e-mail, saying "Free IBM Laptop" (or other expensive gadget) you are sent to a series of windows, offering "subscriptions" to several advertisers' products (Video Professor, Ink BLVD, health food supplements, magazine subscriptions, etc.) ...