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Complaint Review: Nigel Robertson - Duncan British Columbia
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Nigel Robertson
#204-2562 Beverly St. Duncan, V9L 4P4 British Columbia, Canada
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Nigel Robertson Google: Work from Home - Google Money Tree - and - Emillionaire Inc - are all scams! Duncan Clearwater, Florida *NOTICE..!! this ripoff has nothing to do with Google search engine - many rip-off businesses use the Google name to fool consumers.
Being a computer tech and constantly selling on Ebay, I have already been scammed once through Paypal. Although I didn't fall for the prank but was very nearly ready to, I am simply posting this to warn others of a scam from a company Emillionaire, Inc. They claim to be working with Google and state Google will pay people to work from home. They introduce their services as "Earn $5,000 a month", or "Work from Home", or similar.
I almost fell for the prank when I came across one of the scam's following webpages. I'd even entered my contact info in the registration box- everything except the credit card numbers. Got that feeling something wasn't right...so I typed in the assumed scam and it was confirmed. There are two different websites-
www.Coreyhasmoney.com and also
www.Dangetsgreen.com
(Along with who knows how many others.)
Both of these websites with completely different people have a lot of similar content. If you're ready to fall for it, remember the saying- if it's too good to be true, it usually is.
Search for Emillionaire, Inc. First, it's an inactive site and states it's in business for profit.
Second, simply type in www.Emillionaire.com At the top of the page in large letters, "Emillionaire is a Scam."
This Emillionaire company has already had to pay $2,000,000 for numerous scams over a lawsuit that ended in 2007. The address for this is
http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2008/06/manay.shtm
Nigel_r
Duncan, British Columbia
Canada
I almost fell for the prank when I came across one of the scam's following webpages. I'd even entered my contact info in the registration box- everything except the credit card numbers. Got that feeling something wasn't right...so I typed in the assumed scam and it was confirmed. There are two different websites-
www.Coreyhasmoney.com and also
www.Dangetsgreen.com
(Along with who knows how many others.)
Both of these websites with completely different people have a lot of similar content. If you're ready to fall for it, remember the saying- if it's too good to be true, it usually is.
Search for Emillionaire, Inc. First, it's an inactive site and states it's in business for profit.
Second, simply type in www.Emillionaire.com At the top of the page in large letters, "Emillionaire is a Scam."
This Emillionaire company has already had to pay $2,000,000 for numerous scams over a lawsuit that ended in 2007. The address for this is
http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2008/06/manay.shtm
Nigel_r
Duncan, British Columbia
Canada
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Nigel_r
Duncan,British Columbia,
Canada
Ignore the name at the beginning- revisions are made...
#2Author of original report
Mon, February 16, 2009
Ended up putting my name in the wrong place. Sorry about that. ;o)
