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6 Responses to “Any Tryed Easy Google Profit?. and does it work?”

1. Tom, on July 21st, 2010 at 5:41 am Said:

   They are all scams, I suggest you to better stay away from this BS.

2. James, on July 24th, 2010 at 6:05 am Said:

   Avoid it for sure. Read dozens of customer reviews here

3. Jack, on July 24th, 2010 at 1:19 pm Said:

   there are tasks that u need to perform against the money that is promised for each tasks. the more tasks u perform more money u earn.
   Then there is a concept of minimum payout. Once you have earned that minimum amount by completing tasks, you are eligible for payment.
   Once you are eligible for payment you are issued your payment on the next payment cycle which is monthly in most of the cases.
   freelance data entry:

   Also there are sites that pay you to do specific tasks like posting something on a forum, signing up for a newly launched site, or answering few questions as a survey, filling up forms.. or similar stuff, and there are amount specified for each tasks. tasks are easy, small payout is decent.
   paid survey options:

   here are some useful links and resources to start with, they are all free to join and seems legitimate so far.
   transcription options:
   P.S. sign up with a new id else u might receive lot of junk mail in ur inbox.

4. Sunny, on July 27th, 2010 at 7:02 pm Said:

   nope. they’re all scams. but if you wanna try something else that’s legit and working, you can always email me. i’ll give you the answer.

5. Amead, on July 28th, 2010 at 8:54 pm Said:

   read full review here

   Below are just a few reasons I call this a scam on the above website

   There are several different reasons I say this is a scam the main reason lies solely with their deceptive billing policies. They advertise the kit for only $1.97 in shipping and handling fees, however there’s much more to it.

   The advertisement leads the consumer to believe that the product cost is only $1.97 (cost of shipping and handling). The advertisement fails to let the consumer know that this product is a monthly subscription for the price of $72.21 per month.

   When signing up for this program you automatically sign up for other services and are charged for said services or sites.
   -14 day trial of SafeLock ID
   -21 day trial of GrantSprings

   Also when researching this product I called the cancellation number (866-951-1406) listed and kept getting the voicemail during hours that the message listed as normal business hours, Monday – Friday 9 am – 5 pm Mountain Time. Never did reach anyone.

   If that isn’t enough to convince you not to buy into the easy google profit kit/program them perhaps this will. In trying to decide if this was a scam or not based on facts I researched a little more than the average person would. On April 23, 2009 Case No. D-1-GV-09-000625 the State of Texas V. Infusion Media, Inc. d/b/a Googlemoneytree.com, a/b/a googletreasurechest.com, d/b/a internetincomeinitive.com, and Jonathan D. Eborn individually was filed,
   The Texas Attorney General’s lawsuit against Infusion Media, Inc. and its principle Jonathan D. Eborn claims that the defendant refused consumers’ request for refunds, lied about what consumers were really signing up for and even failed to send the product.

   If you fail to cancel these trails you will be charged $38.84 and $24.87 respectively every month.

6. Alan, on July 29th, 2010 at 8:57 pm Said:

   Do not fall for these scams or anything that says “easy money”.
   I tried it and it was a nightmare, first you give them CC info to get the kit which costs $1.99 but what they don’t tell you is you signed up for a membership to something and they charge you like 70 dollars a month.

   Trying to cancel this was insanely difficult as no one knew anything on the phone. So I eneded just canceling my card and getting a new one.

   DO NOT FALL FOR THIS SCAM.

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