Unfortunately, I fell into this scam from a "Sponcer Link" affiliated with Weatherbog.com. Assuming thatWeatherBug.com was responsible enough to research and follow some sense of "Due Diligence" before it allowed an advertiser to sponcer thier website of over 58 million subscribers, I "Clicked" on the Free Motorola Razor phone offer and spent the next hour or so completing surveys, applying to nationally recognized companies and offering my personal information to procure products and services in an effort to fulfill the prerequisites for the FREE phone.
When I finished the required sub-offers, I expected to be directed to the Internet Opinion Group's website for final processing. This never happened.instead, I continued to recieve additional offers... That never went away, until finally I closed out the "Offer Link" itself.
Feeling sceptical at this point, I did a search for I.P.G. And found this web-site and numerous other complaints. Needless to say, I realized I had been scammed. I contacted WeatherBug.com to notify them of thier advertiser and hope that they will respond by removing Internet Opinion Group from thier weather window. I would encourage everyone to also contact the companies that Internet Opinion Group associates itself with. AOL, Linen N Things, Columbia House, BMG Music, Chase Bank, EBay and countless others.
STAY AWAY from this companies offers!
Charles
Houston, Texas
U.S.A.
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