I guess not finding any work now for more than three months, has left me vulnerably stupid, when it comes to internet scams, such as this one. I found their web site on InternetJobNews.com.
An article from this site, apparently written by T. Chilton, speaks of a Michelle Richardson of League City, TX that started her own web site with three easy steps.
The first step was to click on their google.com site, which of course looked legit. A charge of $2.97 for their success kit didn't seem so bad. However, their web site is very misleading, and since they wound up making another $79.86 from me, without my knowledge, until it was too late, I can certainly see why their site is so misleading.
After emailing these people, and making phone calls as well, they are determined that what they did is legal, and have no intention of giving back the money.interestingly enough, I noticed that in less than an hour after my email that I sent to Internet Job News regarding this matter, their news page is now missing.
It just amazes me, how some people can sleep at night. You can bet that I will not be so easily fooled in the future.
Honest hearted fellow citizens please beware.*NOTICE..!! This ripoff has nothing to do with Google search engine - many rip-off businesses use the Google name to fool consumers.
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