Complaint Review: GoogleMoneyProfit Raven Media

GoogleMoneyProfit is a scam. There come on add is remarkably deceptive. They will show you how to make money on google. They have a CD which is a mere $2.99 no risk to you. If you really, really, really look for it you may be able to find that you can join their website for an additional $39.95 but you have a 7 day free trial. Well I never even saw the $39.95 or any trial period. They are counting on the fact that you won't do anything until you receive the CD which by that time its too late because they have withdrawn the $39.95 from your credit card. They do send you a confirmation email and say there is important information on their website but no where in that email do they say go to this website now or we will charge you $39.95 for something you did not even know about. I did not a buy a website I bought an informational CD which I received after they had already nicked my credit card. I have been quite careful on the internet and I have now submitted for a reversal of the charges and cancelled the card. But if you are not careful they could keep charging your card every month until you take action. This a perfect class action lawsuit waiting to happen. I'm happy to pay for the $2.99 CD but any reference to the $39.95 obligation is purposely misleading and deceptive. Ryan R. the so called spokesperson for the company (not listing his last name does not instill confidence) has a lengthy rebuttal on a google complaint site apologizing for the consumers misunderstanding of the offer but the site does not change only Ryan's bank account going up while countless unsuspecting consumers accounts go down. Don't fall for this jerks scam!!!

Upset
Walnut Creek, California
U.S.A.