It looks like a scam.  Skimming the terms of their offer, I see:"After your 7-day FREE trial period it's just $29.95 per month for Earn Google Cash...You have also unlocked a FREE fourteen-day trial and twenty one-day trial to the Fraud Protection Resource Center and Identity Theft Protection for just $4.95 and $9.95 a month thereafter (shows as "FraudProtection" and "IdentitySecurity") should you choose not to cancel."Nice FREE offer  Smells like a scam.Perhaps the Google legal team will go after them for using the Google trademark in their domain name. Not a smart move.

Yes, I agree, the fact that "google" was used in the domain name, adds credibility at first. When I scrolled down and saw the note at the very bottom then I got a bit more sceptical - "Earn Cash From Google is not affiliated with, endorsed by or in any way associated with Google". Anyway, I think there could be lots of people who may give it a try and get very disappointed. Thanks for confirming my thoughts!

DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT - I came to this product after a facebook ad which was advertising $88p/h part time jobs. I brought it without realizing that there are monthly fees after it. Thought I cancelled the transaction in time but i didn't. Since the only way u can cancel is by calling their number, it will be easier for me to cancel my card before they start charging me. And besides i have looked online and everyone seems to agree that if you call up the number they will not cancel the account!The actual product itself is just a series of ebooks that promote adsense, and some ebay ones as well. Most of these can be found elsewhere on the web without having to pay recurring fees. Considering I was lead to believe that all you had to do was surf the net and do surveys, this is NOT what I signed up for.Under no circumstance should you buy this product. Please learn from my stupidity. Thankfully I have only lost a dollar out of this, but having to cancel my credit card and changing all of my details with other companies that i have subscribed to is going to take a lot of time and effort!!!!

Like car50, I stupidly signed up to this product. I don't know how to cancel it. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!!!

More like 'Buyer save the little money you have!'. You know what's so funny is how so many people actually believe these kinds of scams. Like are you guys that thick headed to think that your going to make $5,000 a month to sit on your a**hole and click on links all day Who in their right mind would want to pay anyone to do that... not to mention there the amount of people who would rather be lazy and believe that they can get paid good for doing virtually nothing. News flash, you actually have to work to make any kind of money, otherwise why would someone pay you for no reason, so stop balling that you got ripped off and your in a contract that is hard to get out of and that your not getting paid for the work that your not doing. Grow up, get a real job, maybe even a better education, or hey maybe make your own website and actually sell services you can do yourself or products you can make, and next time you see one of these scams, don't even bother with it, and if you are so sucked in to thinking you can get paid for doing nothing with your life, at least read the fine print. Come on people, get real! P.S. I'm also surprised that this scam is still functioning when they are exploiting so many reputable companies like Google, MSN, Facebook, Yahoo, the list really goes on. You'd think these companies would do something about this scam to protect their reputation, like put out an advisory about this scam or send people emails about this scam. Anyways yeah just avoid it alltogether.

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I think it is unfortunate that anyone would try to scam another person out of money especially in these times.  I am sad to see this is the most popular thread still - sort by popularity to see what I mean.Rule 1 in life:  If it sounds to good to be true then it probably is!;( Kim

I was about to believe it! this was created so nicely as a blogger who has a life changed! :getsgreen.com/t202id=61927&t202kw=abc1aus1I thought I would run a few back-checks and I found your topic.Thanks

As anonymous 1212 stated, if you think your going to make tons of money on the web for doing nothing... Then you better think again.  He's right, if you want to make money you need to:1.  Create your own site that is not dependent upon any other person/site\2.  Market and sell a product that the public actually wants and can use.Now, with this in mind, I created my site on 10/07/2008 and have spent approximately 100 hours a week working on building it from the very first page to the over 6000 files it now has that make it run.  I've put out over 20k dollars and so far I've realized an income of $14.51 in advertising... Oh yeah, I forget to mention it's a 100% Free Social Networking site that rewards it's members for using it.  Now, though the site has been around for 6 months, it's truly only been publicly open for about a week now and has built up 109 members (yes, I'm proud of that) and it will continue to grow only through hard work, offering items that noone else offers and rewarding it's members for using the site.  Notice, this is not an easy task at all.  Now, if anyone thinks your going to pay $30 bucks and suddenly make millions a year think about this:If this is so easy and so great why are they selling to you instead of using it for themselves  After all, that means they're creating competition for themselves and reducing their own income... Not a good marketing strategy...

There is a big new scam that uses money in the namegoogle money tree its all over facebook adsi hope google's legal team does something fast

Make sure you report these scams to the FTC.gov/ftc/contact.shtmAlso complain to the ad network that promote this garbage for their client "Earn Fast Cash With Google":vert2media.com/forum/index.phptopic=111.0Convert2MediaAddress:358 South 700 East, Suite B147Salt Lake City, Utah 84102Email:Telephone:.1260 and 620 964vert2media.com/blog/contact-us/Heres proof that they run these ads:vert2media.com/forum/index.phptopic=111.0

Why doesn't the Google legal team go after these scams