On May 27 I was checking out some work at home websites online. The website links were titled, "Easy Google Profit" and "My Internet Payday". When you click on those links you are sent to a sign up page that shows "SEE IF YOU QUALIFY" with a timer clicking off the minutes that you have left to sign up and promising "INSTANT ACCESS" which leads you to believe that all the information that you will need is waiting for you on the next page. WRONG!
Eventually you are directed to another page asking for your credit card information. DON'T DO IT! Close the website down and forget about using their advice on how to make money! If you continue with the signup you will find that somehow you have obtained a membership with a company called "Blazing Key Words". Later you will discover that this company uses this SCAM to sell you a dvd that you may or may not ever receive, as well as subscriptions for books and memberships that you don't need for huge amounts of money that you will be billed for every month.
I've already found one fraudulent charge of $39.00 to my bank account for an ad on "autotrader.com" to sell an automobile that I don't own. Luckily, the folks at "autotrader.com" were understanding when I called them and promised to reverse the charge back to my bank account.
I have reported Blazing Key Words to the FBI at www.ic3. Gov, usacomplaints.com, reviewopedia.com/www.earncashfastwithgoogle.com.htm, BBB at http://goldengate. BBB.org/.
The BBB has complaint reports on file about Blazing Key Words. "companies" using the same mail collection firm in Orem, the same box #621. Those companies have separate reports, which can be accessed through www.bbb.org: Blazingkeywords.com, Benefit Member Pro, Financialgrant.com, Fresh Keyword Ideas, Grant Spring, and Powersellersguide.com. The BBB does not know how these companies are related, other than the use of the same mail drop.
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