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 132 days ago by   Eclipse97z 0 Votes Hey all, I've read majority of the comments about this association and was willing to participate in its business. So far I see that its not a reputable at all. For those that have gotten started, any good come from it yet

 116 days ago by   ediger03 +1 Votes I was upset about not being able to find the site, cause I wanted to cancel too. I read these and got worried. However, I went to my bank statement online and looked for the 1 dollar charge. I got the 800 number off of that and called and was able to cancel. The number I have is 1-866-341-0767. It didn't take too long for a person to pick up the other line and get my first and last name and email account and verify that I wanted to cancel. Hope this helps.

 78 days ago by   Lisa 0 Votes I signed up for the "free" start-up kit, and was charged the $1.00 shipping fee. It has been a few weeks and I still have not received the free kit, however, Google did take it upon themselves to pull another 39.00 off my credit card for a kit I STILL have not received. This is a scam. I'm trying to cancel my subscription, but if I have no luck, I will have to cancel my credit card instead.

 78 days ago by   garfieldgurl 0 Votes I just found out about this stuff on a Facebook link. I read the story of how that guy Kevin did this and how he's making tons of money. So the first thing they wanted me to do was to click on the link. Instead of clicking it, I input the address in the address bar and found nothing. I even googled it, and that's how I found out about this website. Apparently it's a hoax.

 73 days ago by   kosi 0 Votes Phone: +18663417163 or follow the link again, then try to find "contact us" in small print as usual, it should be right at the bottom of the page where they first ask you for any details.. You should be able to click on "contact us" and then it should open a page with the contact number.

 71 days ago by   dunkir 0 Votes cheryl, did you get through i added 0011 to edigero3's number posted above, so 0011 1 866 341 0767, and got through pretty quickly to a real person who looked up the card number and *hopefully* cancelled my subscription, including giving me a reference number for the phone call (charged at international rates, of course!). i had exactly the same situation as Lisa - $1 initially then 7 days later $46.37 (allowing for changing exchange rate i suppose) which i had not authorised except that when i went back to the main website there was that box of fine print right at the bottom of the huge long page which said it would be charged monthly automatically. can't believe i didn't read that bit. can't believe i was so stupid as to get suckered into this scam. SOOOO glad i actually checked my credit card statement and followed this up. could have cost a fortune. i just hope it really has cancelled otherwise i'll have to cancel the credit card... DON'T DO IT!!!

 71 days ago by   dunkir 0 Votes did anyone also get billed for the fraud protection and identity theft protection "bonus offers" that were mentioned in the email i didn't activate anything but then maybe it was just an automatic thing as well...

 66 days ago by   Elliot +1 Votes This damn scam got quite a few of us I see. I noticed it said they would no longer ship out on the 27th, I assume thats when the fake site was closed down. Guess I should have been wiser then to just click the link. Ive tried calling some of the numbers you guys have posted, but no luck. Guess I'll keep on trying. Good luck to the rest of you. BTW, I was referenced from this site:/ ... now the link takes me to some Google Money Tree bull that charges $72 a month and shipping is $3. Of course they don't tell you about it unless you read the fine, faded, faint, chicken scratch print. But ah well, I'm switching banks anyways and canceling this card so I guess it's all good.

 66 days ago by   Elliot +1 Votes btw dunkir, I did get some stupid offers. I personally don't give a rat's ass about these so lookie; Fraud Protection Resources Member Login:udProtectionResources.com Username: somethinggay Password: somethinggay Identity Theft Protection Member Login:ventMyIDTheft.com Username: somethinggay Password: somethinggay my advice is don't bother with those links.

 62 days ago by   marshallp3 0 Votes i just bought this earm cash fast with google. and it was only a dollor so i thought it seemed like a good deal. but when i waited to recieve my confirmation e-mail i didnt get it. that when i started to wander if this whole thing is a scam. after reading everyones comments, i really hope they dont scam me. I CANT AFFORD IT!!!

 58 days ago by   anonymous1212 0 Votes 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!

 58 days ago by   Mochawhip +1 Votes anonymous1212, I'm sure that you've fallen for a hoax of some sort as well. Everyone makes mistakes, and clearly everyone wants a passage to an easy way. Don't you I mean, you don't walk to work right You drive there. Or if you're some teenager who is just pretending to act like an adult, I'm sure your parents or relative drives you to school.

 56 days ago by   habib369 0 Votes First, you are getting signed up for three things!!! yes there are three different companies that are taking your money from your account on a monthly basis. You can get all of your money back. You just have to ask. They might say something like we have already given you your first months to talk to someone else and ask again for your money back. All of it will be refunded. The other two companies you get signed up for are: Identity Security which will charge you 9.95 a month, and fraud protection which will charge you 4.95 per month. You can call both of these companies and get your money back. Just keep asking for all of it and they will do it. here are three numbers. 866-3410767 8663872521 877-2057023

 53 days ago by   alakai04 0 Votes Too Easy, Too much money earned, I really don't believe all the testimonials that I read, I could right a testimonial and have people believe it. There are so many earn easy money without doing a thing but for two or three hours a week, just do research on it before sending any money to them. Research might take an hour or two maybe less but will save you your hard earned money. Someone needs to find a way to scam the scammers. Wouldn't that be rich Who would they complain to Just remember no such thing as EASY MONEY!

 52 days ago by   local_boy80887 0 Votes THIS IS A SCAM. i researched it and found out that this system deosnt even get you your kit for a dollar. and on top f that in fine black letters of the contract hardly anyone reads. it makes charges up to fourty bucks each month and is a pain to cancle your subscription

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