I am with the other reporter here 100%.
You want to make some extra cash from home. You see a site that looks clean, honest and appealing. You make that first click and find that you are asked to pay $27. Fine. I did that. Once that is processed you are brought to another page where I was asked to pay $67. Ok, I did that too. Again you wait for it to take you to the site where you will finally be able to see how to set up your money making website but, ah, there is another page telling you that you really should upgrade to "pro" for only another $97.
I finally saw the light and stopped. Something inside me said this was getting fishy and if I really wanted to upgrade, I was sure I could do that later - in spite of the ticking meter saying that my time for this "reduced" price was running out. (The "sale" is still going on 2 weeks later btw!). Life got busy and I didn't have a chance to really get into the meat of the 6 or so emails that had been sent to me by Kimberly Hoffman until today.
I was allowed to set up some non-descript website (basically a carbon copy of the one the other poster links to and the one that I began this unfortunate journey on). But, there was no help at all as to what to do with the dang thing now that I had a url with someone else's copy on it. Then the phone rang. Oh good, I thought. After over an hour on the phone with Mr. Mike Cee - calling on behalf of Kimberly Hoffman, I was told that this is for people who want to invest in their own business (yet he still had yet to tell me exactly what the business is!). He said most people invest between $3,000 and $10,000 and even tried to tell me how to apply for a credit card (leveraging of OPM - other people's money - HA). Not having that kind of money lying around and not willing to even think of looking for a means to find some for a business that Mr. Cee wouldn't even explain has left me here.
Hopefully I will be able to get my money back.
Bottom line, buyer beware! Dot Com Creations (who has no BBB report but is listed) seems to pulling some kind of internet scam. Maybe, just maybe, if you had an extra $10k to play with you could make money doing exactly what they are doing... Taking $27, $67 or $97 from other hopefuls out there. Not my idea of an honest or responsible way to earn a living in my humble opinion.
Sites of interest:
http://myfreeaffiliatesite.com/
http://emmediatetraffic.com/? Hop=8955217
http://myfreeaffiliatesite.com/wealth4all / (this is the site they had me make...)
https://www.clickbank.com/index.html (this is another site you have to sign up for...)
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