This morning I opened an e-mail that I believed to be from my niece. The e-mail was a solicitation for a company that claims to guarantee a method one can work at home with a standard computer for several companies entering information on websites. Payment for your services are to be made as per ...
My daughter sent me an email (at least that is what I thought) about an on-line work from home job. It was sent to her church group, myself, other family members and friends. I checked out the web site noted and after reading everything, decided for less than $100 I would try it. After processing ...
I recieved the email from a friend, followed the link and got sucked into what seemed like a quick way to earn some extra cash. I was asked for a one off deal payment of £97 and would then be able to start earning straight away. When trying to log into my new account it is saying there is an error, ...
This company is using my 15 year old daughters email to send junk to me and others in her family, and on her contact list!!! I can not find any contact info to notify the company that they are using a minors email account to send out their junk. Does anyone know if and where I can report this? ...
I got an email from a friend and decided to check it out. The first page asks you for $197 for the system. When you navigate away you get another offer than another so that the total is only $79. When you pay that and click the link you get a video that sounds all great. Than you have to pay ...
On line signed up to work at home. I listed my e-mail address and was suppose to get lots of documents and videos to start my on line business. None of that happened. Cannot even get the web site to ask questions or apply for the return of my money that was guaranteed by Michael. ...