- December 5, 2011
- Fabian Tactics of Google Work At Home Scam Legal Team
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Pacific Webworks / Quad Try and Dodge the Issue Back in 2009 I stumbled upon a negative option scam for which those involved were sued by Google (and folded with an out-of-court settlement) and were prosecuted by Uncle Sam, losing again. Initially, I was completely unaware of the depths of deception to which these people [...]
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- October 15, 2010
- The Three Rules of Trust – Using SwipeAuctions/Bids as an Example
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Introduction There’s a well-known adage that says, Don’t believe everything you read in the papers (Point 1) Another, (which is derived from the mantra of the old UK stock market) goes like, An Englishman’s word is his bond (Point 2) Make what you want of them, but many people still go by this, replacing “An [...]
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- May 23, 2009
- Google Treasure Chest and the BBB (Better Business Bureau)
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Pre-script Comments are now closed on this posting as Google Treasure Chest is dead. However, the problem has not gone away – the menace continues. For further information, all chat on this and subsequent scams is now here: Google Revolution, Different Name, Same Scam! and here: More on Google Profits and Pacific Webworks/ The US [...]
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- April 6, 2009
- Google Treasure Chest – it’s a scam and a half!
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Introduction While fishing around for some chords I came across azchords.com – as you do. They’ve a shedload of Google ads and I accidentally hit the banner ad while trying to get rid of pesky popups (why do sites still do this now?) I was taken to the website of someone called Kevin Hoeffer and [...]
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