Believe it or not I qualified instantly. All they want is my credit card information. Oh boy!!!!!

If this isn't a scam I'll eat the fake name and e-mail address I gave them.

I would read very very carefully the privacy statement and also read this line from the actual kit page at the bottom
"MSNBC, CNN, CBS & Google do not support, endorse, sponsor nor are in any way affiliated with this product, website or promotion. "

so tell me how it is google related if google does NOT support endorse or sponsor it??? READ every thing very carefully.

"Fees and Pricing
If you subscribe to a Negative Option service on this site that requires payment of any fee, you, herein referred to as Subscriber, agree to pay all fees associated with such service, including the free trial resource center setup fee, the one-time fee and the recurring fee. Subscriber agrees to pay today the free trial shipping and handling fee of $2.18 to begin subscriberÂs trial membership. Subscriber has ten days from the date of enrollment to cancel Trial membership by calling our customer care department at 1-866-952-7243 to cancel their trial subscription. If Subscriber does not call to cancel Trial membership within ten days from the date of enrollment, Subscriber agrees to pay a one-time fee of $97.48, which will be billed on Day eleven from the date of enrollment. Once the free trial processing fee has been paid and once Subscriber does not cancel within the ten day Trial period, the one-time fee will be NON REFUNDABLE. In addition, the subscriber will be provided access to an online Resource Center which will bill at $49.95 on the thirty first Day from the date of enrollment and we will re-bill $49.95 every thirty one days thereafter until cancelled by calling 1-866-952-7243. If for any reason, Subscribers credit card company refuses to pay the amount billed for the service, Subscriber agrees that we may, at our option, suspend or terminate the subscription to the service and require the Subscriber to pay the overdue amount by other means acceptable to us. We may charge a fee for reinstatement of suspended or terminated accounts."

boy read those Terms of service and agreements! Read all the links at the bottom of that kit page!! Especially read the part about them sharing your personal information with as it sounds pretty much anyone and everyone.

All I can say is use extreme caution with any thing like this, common sense tells us if it sounds too good to be true it generally is.

Ha ha, just put the basic url (internetjobnews.com) in the address bar without the addons and you find a whole 4 hits. #1 is this thread and the other three are in a foreign language.

Must be some superduper secret society type deal ;~)

you can always type the word scam - and the keywords of the information into google

Use quotes if the phrase uses common words. The quotes
help to make common words unique due to the way
they make up the sentence.

Like this:

scam "make money but work at home"
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If the scam uses an uncommon
word be sure to use that in the Google search. Like this

scam Zyphillo

The adv.
Zyphillo let's you make $1000 / day

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If it's a scam you'll see about it. Another place or site to look is Snopes.com They cover all of the scams online

You can search snopes for the scan using this trick on google.

site:Snopes.com scam (the name of the scam)

Like this

site:Snopes.com scam Nigerian mail

You can use that trick to search any website using google.
It's better usually than the website's own search engine.

I looked up a scam a few days ago. Guess what?

It was a legitimate offer which was a bit expensive.
The information was valuless since you could find it
online yourself. It was a work at home deal.

But here's the funny part. The advertisments referenced
newspapers that had said it was a good deal.

Gues what? The newspapers were fake.

1 One was the newspaper references in the Lou Grant Show
2. The other was a newspaper gone out of bueinss in 1920.

Both were officicial looking because they had names like

Phiidelphia Times (not the one)

New York Post (not the one)

But both looked real. So you'd think.. well heck they
couldn't say they had stories in the newspapers or
the newspapers would sue. Uh how can a non existant
paper do any suits?

Work at home? If you're willing to work at home.. make
up your own job. Manye people make good money
working at home.

Here 1 key tip. Work with a partner. IF you decide to
work at home have someone who can be there for you
emotionally and with some help.

One woman I knew satarted her own 'Insurance Agent
Accident Report Typing Service' She typed from the
audio tapes onto comptuers and took the reports over
to the agents. She made enough to buy a house in
San Jose Area ($500,000). She was making about $150
per hour. She only had

1. Transcription machine ($300)
2. Computer
3. Printer
4. A brain
5. A car to deliver the tapes or copies
6. Two daughters age 15 and 18 to help

You can do it.

SCORE - see the govt page in phone book will help you
start something. Make appointment for free and talk to
an exceutive in a business. They will assist you with any
ideas you have.

Ebay - if you want to sell on ebay you can make pretty
good money. But it grueling daily work that can take
a lot out of you after a year or two. You have to have
something you know well. You can't buy toothpaste at
$1.00 and sell it for $5.00

More companies are allowing people to work at home.

Did you know that people wrok in San Diego and actually
send missiles and rockets towards their targets in Iraq?
The armed forces can use people working from 'home'
in San Diego to fight in Iraq. It's all done online. That
kind of thing.. where machines are run remotely will
be more common. Become aware of how it works and
stay informed.

Give yourself a class everyday. Being educated in any and
everything especially waht motivates people to buy is one
of the key things to any success. We all buy ideas and
someone has to sell them. Every job you take you're
selling youself. People fall behind when they forget it and
they become poorly paid slaves. IF you keep improvoing
your product, you, and marking up the price you'll get
your price when you find more customers (a new job)

Good luck.

I'm truly shocked and disappointed! I thought everyone made at least $5700 a month sitting at home doing mindless posting to Google...

I actually interviewed for a local job in someone's home about a year ago. They used some software that worked with Google Ad Sense. When I pointedly asked how they made money doing that, they decided that I wasn't 'a good fit'. Probably my lucky day âº

Pam

one site that is very legit that does offer a LOT of variation of the jobs they offer is elance. You bid on listed jobs. It has been on line for years and I know several people who do freelance work from listings there. You can build up quite a good reputation also and will get bids more often than ones with not as good reps. I know one person that only does work from elance and makes a very nice living.
http://www.elance.com/
I have no connection to them what so ever just know of them from several people who have done jobs from there.