I filled out a publishers clearinghouse entry form that I got in my email, after filling out the entry form I was immediately directed to emarket research group website with an offer for a free laptop if I became a product tester. Now I'm sure everybody is aware publishers clearing house tries to sell you magazines, but this is just an out and out scam. I filled out only my zip code and was taken to a second page that asked for all my personal information.
The thing I found most interesting is they wanted your information, but wouldn't tell you exactly what you had to do to take advantage of the offer. Since I am suspicious by nature I immediately shearched emarket research. After reading the information on consumer complaints I am definately not giving them any information. I could probably buy the laptop for what all their offers I would have to pay for to qualify would cost. I am pretty sure you still wouldn't get the laptop even after you bought the twenty things they want to sell you. Product testers my #$%, they are just looking for suckers. Do not give these scam artists any money or information< you will never really get a free computer just ripped off. I am shocked publishers clearing house would even want to be affiliated with them. It sure doesn't make me feel like buying a magazine off of them. Thanks for this great site, and keep up the good work.
Jessica
sharon, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.
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