I received an e-mail titled:'"am i too late?'"then i clicked and i went straight to the website; a window popped up inviting me to turn my speakers up which i did. Then, after the speech, they were testimonials from people praising the"Paid surveys at home"program. Soon after, i read that they were willing to cut the price in half so i could purchase the program;i cautiously closed the window then another window appear so i could now get the proram for a final price of $7 with guarrantee of a refund if i call to cancel the trial which was for 14 days. I did agree thinking i was going to download the program;guess what? The usual happened: another window popped up inviting me to get an upgrade ($64) for more opportunities while reminding me of the adage: "spend money to make money".
I said to myself: "that's my 2nd and last investment"and agreed to start downloading both programs. You already now: the usual happened and that's when i started questioning their real motive: bcause, let's be serious, spend money to make money doesn't necessarily means: you have to be blind and naive. You readers can definitely recognize a pattern here: it doesn't matter how much you spend, what they are really after is to rip u off by sugarcoating every lie. How did i realize that you might ask?
Well i called the same number they provided me with on the website to hear the representative advise me not to go along for the sign-up because he had heard about the same type of program but still was not convinced. He was from the hosting company which allow that program to sell their so-called" work at home opportunity". By the way, the hosting fee for the website they said they were ready to build for me would have cost me $300 the same day had i gone along with it. That shows you exactly how gready they are and how they could care less about u going broke in an instant. That is why such alarming dishonesty needed to be called out for one's bankruptcy or demise is everybody's failure to admit and censor wrongdoing and fraud
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