I too fell victim to believing I could make money helping to post ads for Google. I'm an internet-savvy person, working full-time online as a Medical Language Specialist for 5 years. I was under the impression I would pay $1.95 to receive a kit in the mail on how to post the ads.
After reading the first report on here by the PhD candidate in Cognitive Science, I felt the need to also file a report through here.
I have sent e-mails to this company about canceling whatever it is they signed me up for without even telling me or asking my permission. I too have been charged, what I thought was a one-time fee, of $1.95 on my credit card. Then, like the previous complaint, my card was charged $59.95 and then $29.95! How is that possible?
I have also called the phone number provided on the ad web site and got the answering machine, but left my number and for them to call me right away. I have gone to my credit card and filed a dispute on the charges, stating I did not make the transactions.
My husband and I are in a huge financial struggle, so this is the last thing we need, a complete scam.
Does this company honestly think I wanted to pay more than the $1.95 that was promised? If they would have said it cost $91.85, I absolutely would not have given my credit card info. I feel like an idiot, but I am not! I should have known better, but when there is an article on how this lady has been doing so extremely well by selling ads for Google and that it only cost $1.95, why wouldn't I feel it was safe? Again, I should have known to believe it would be so cheap, but their article was so convincing and never once mentioned about being charged after that.
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