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Complaint Review: Datamoneyonline - Gene Truman - Internet
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Datamoneyonline - Gene Truman
http://www.datamoneyonline.com/v4/jobpage.php?affiliate_pro_tracking_id=2:1:US Internet, United States of America
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Datamoneyonline - Gene Truman DMO, Gene Truman Fraudulant claim - No basis for taking fee; no income made. Orlando, Florida Internet
In reviewing my email, I had received what was claimed to be a home based business opportunity from DataMoneyOnline (DMO). In reading through it is seemed to be straight forward; in the fact that it was stated numerous times "You pay nothing until you start making money."
In the validation process (Step 2) they ask for credit card information to validate, just as most legitimate companies will do. "We have to VALIDATE if you're serious with the opportunity and are someone who has the ability to pay our fee once you start making money." You continue through the process and it all seems to be pretty well laid out. Next you come to a point (Step 5 or 6) of completing an application for a ClickBank account. This is where I began wondering the legitmacy of this offer. After going through the whole set-up process I was checking my link and I received a message stating that my CB account was not valid or had been shut down for violations. I immediately sent a message to DMO at their support email and informed them of this matter as well as a couple of others. My question was this, How can I make money if the account doesn't work?
This morning (2009-08-23 at 1102), I came back and checked the following with the following outcomes: CB account $0.00; Email - DMO Support - autoresponse; Bank/Credit Card - Pending Transaction 8888172919DATADIRECT $197.00 Transaction Date: 08/22/2009
It is very clear that this company/entity is a fraud and is simply out to scam others out of their hard earned dollars. I typically don't respond to these, but it just so happens that my wife has sustained an injury, which is putting her out of work for atleast 4 weeks and my daughter was just laid off from her job and I now have an additional car payment since I am co-signed for her car. The bottom line is I was simply trying to find something I could do in my spare time that would bring in a little surplus income during this period of financial setback - not a GRQ effort. Instead, I incur a scam. For Mr. Gene Truman (probably a fictious name), all my actions have been captured and should there turn out to be a class action lawsuit filed, I'll be more than happy to provide them to the authorities to see you held accountable.
