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Is Easy Google Profit a Scam...?

 

Easy Google Profit

Easy Google Profit is among a new breed of programs promising easy and quick money from Google.  These programs are quickly taking over the home business niche and tons of people have been asking if these programs are legit or scams.

The first thing you should know about the Easy Google Profits Kit and the other programs promoting money from Google, is that they are in no way associated with Google Inc. 

Many people get confused by the use of the name in the title and automatically assume that it is a product produced by the search engine giant. You should know that at this time, Google Inc. does not produce or endorse any work-at-home program, and work-at-home opportunities claiming to be endorsed or affliated with Google Inc. are making false claims.

For example, if you scroll down to the bottom of the home page for Google Treasure Chest, you will see the disclaimer that says, "Google Treasure Chest Kit is not affiliated with, endorsed by or in any way associated with Google. Results vary. Individuals have been remunerated." "Remunerated" simply means that people who are endorsing Google Treasure Chest Kit have been paid to do so.

So What's Inside the Easy Google Profits Kit...?

What these programs are selling is nothing new, and the info they promise you is not only very basic, it's not secret. Anyone who's been around online marketing long enough can tell you that there are two ways to make money using the Google search engine.

The first method is to use the search engine's advertising system to post ads for products that you're an affiliate for.  The second method is to host Google ads on your website or blog. 

In the fist method you're not getting paid directly by Google but you make money when customers sign up for your offer or purchase a product. In the second method you make money whenever your visitors click on the ads posted on your site. 

Fortunately, this information is readily available to you from many other sources. Easy Google Profit offers their customers nothing they aren't able to find elsewhere.

So is the Easy Google Profits Kit a Scam...?

Easy Google Profit isn't the first company to mislead people into believing their information is somehow newer or better than their competitors, but the main problem with Easy Google Profit and the slew of similar Google cash programs lies with their deceptive billing policies.  They advertise their kit for only $1.97 in shipping and handling fees, but there's much more to it.

Once you submit your billing info you are entered into a contract authorizing Google Treasure Chest to bill you $72.21 each month. They also sign you up for additional programs with monthly billing that you never asked for, or were even aware of.

For example, on top of the $72.21 they also sign you up for a trial of SafeLockID for $19.95 a month and GrantSpring for $14.95 a month.  They've been reported by numerous consumers to the Better Business Bureau and an official complaint has been filed against them by the Texas Attorney General. This is why so many people are warning that this program is a complete scam.

If you've signed up for the Easy Google Profits Kit unknowing of the monthly charges you can call 866-951-1406 Monday-Friday 9am-5pm to cancel.  Obviously, due to their fraudulent and deceptive billing practices, I do not recommend this company, or any other work-at-home schemes that pretend to be associated with Google Inc.

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Average Rating is 1.03 out of 5 based on 340 reviews.

Getting 2 old for this crap   Center, Tx

4:54am on December 10th, 2010 

This scam of Search Profits Resources is difficult to deal with when the only contact phone is a recording that the call cannot be completed. Boy, as I get older, do I automatically get dumb n dumber? Guess so, now I'll fight with my bank and prove to them that I am as stupid as I feel right now..MERCY!!

me   here

6:47pm on September 20th, 2010 

I closed my account that these losers were stealing from and had a new card issued. i filed complaints with the better business bureau and the attorney general's office from which this company operates. i disputed the charges with my credit card company/credit union and all the money, except the original $1.97 which I actually authorized, was credited to my new account.


Jay   NEPA

9:19pm on September 19th, 2010 

These a-holes were sending me text messages with ridiculous offers that were clearly scams. At the bottom of the text, it said reply with "STOP" to unsubscribe. The instant that I replied with "STOP", they started charging me. DO NOT REPLY TO ANY MESSAGES FROM THEM. Now I have to go through the laborious process of disputing the charges. THESE PEOPLE ARE CRIMINALS.

Deborah   Southeast

4:09pm on August 3rd, 2010 

RE: Kelly Anderson

This program is so deceptive. I just lost 94.00 by trying to subscribe one time, having the page not work correctly, and then having my login not work!!>>??>>?>, then by sending this KELLY ANDERSON an email, only to receive a message that the email can not be delivered!!!Am I so stupid.
I think that I am going to go the government because this is fraud pure and simple. I think that the FBI might be interested in some of these crooks!!

Cheryl Maker   Location unknown

8:01am on July 13th, 2010 

THIS IS A SCAM!!!!! Once they get a hold of a credit card or bank account they keep charging you and won't issue refunds! I have had to get my bank involved twice in the last six months even though I have a confirmation of cancellation number!!!!!!!

Anonymous   Location unknown

5:45am on June 13th, 2010

Has anyone thought about disputing the charge with their bank, or financial institution? That logo on your card (at least in the case of Visa and MasterCard), offers you plenty of protection.

Granted, it will take time...but as long as you dispute it with your bank within 60 days, you can get back every penny spent AND any fees charged if there were any.

It can take time, as I said. The bank will "Investigate" the situation. But they will credit the money usually within 10 days, with a "TEMPORARY CREDIT", that will be made permanent if the dispute is found in your favor, better then wasting time going around in circles until your 60 day window closes. 60 days is the maximum allowed by Visa/MC to reverse charges, so the sooner you report it the better. They get enough of this, then the BANKS will make a FEDERAL case out of it.

Emily   Colorado

10:43am on May 14th, 2010 

Internet Profit Library is a huge joke! Boo Now I'm fighting not to pay 139.95! I can pay a reduced fee of $84 but why would I want to do that to a nonexistent company??

Vivian   New York

10:32pm on March 19th, 2010 

Yes I got scamed as well, I did not check off to order any of the CD's which they gave you a choice. They sent them any way and charged my account. I reported them to the BBB but they couldn't do anything but put them on a list of suspicious companies. BBB called them a number of times and they did not answer their phones. I have always been careful about possible scams but this one mentioned nothing about these additional charges in the fine print so I thought why not. I was fooled.

aL   Iowa

4:44pm on March 9th, 2010 

Yes, I got took also! Thought I was being careful by ordering the kit. It took forever to get the cd so I went back online and looked it over. I knew right away there was no way I wanted to do this. The cd came and I didn't even look at it. When I pulled my online bank records I found the $99.00 and $44.995 charges off my debit card. I called right away and received a cancellation #, and was told I would receive a refund. I did get the $44.95 but not the $99.00 which was coming from another location. I called again and was told to send back the cd to receave my refund. I sent the cd certified mail, with a request for the refund and the cancellation #. Didn't get the refund again! Called again, and was told went up to corporate (what the next room) and was declined because was over 30 days after I signed up. You can always tell its a bad economy when the thieves come out!

Kim   North Carolina

9:34am on March 1st, 2010 

I am like you Sharon from North Carolina. Same charges and no terms or conditions any where in sight and I got the same run around 4 calls each saying that it was being reviewed and then it would be placed back into my account so I could not close the account. I am glad you turned them into BBB. I said I was going to do this and they just laughed. I wish there was a way of getting our money back and them all be locked up.

Donna   Virginia

5:05pm on February 27th, 2010 

I wish someone would file a class action suit against these people and throw all of them in jail. I never received the so called "packet". It wasn't until I received my credit card bill that I noticed the charge. I called them and was told that I should have called within 14 days to cancel the order to receive a refund. But how can you cancel something that you never received. I contacted Google and was told they know nothing about the program but have had other calls asking the same questions. I immediately called my credit card company to dispute the charge and informed them I would not pay any future charges because it was a scam.

Tessa   Texas

10:48pm on February 25th, 2010 

i too was scammed by this low dog website! they took my money and the dang kit. It cost me over $200.00 in over draft charges plus $178.45 for the so called kit! I told them i was gonna file a lawsuit also and they laughed. These people need to repay all of us!!! This is ridiculous! I hope someday they get caught and rot in hell!

Cherie   Iowa

9:25pm on February 25th, 2010 

I thought I was paying $1.97 for a google disc. I never received. Then they charged me $47.50 and $99.00. I called and canceled my card and requested a refund. I got refund confirmation numbers, I waited and waited and the refund never came. I called and everytime I got the "gatekeepers" who say the same thing.. its a bank to bank transaction we have no control over how long it takes. Then I turned it into VISA. Then after they contacted them they said I agreed to terms and conditions. I never agreed to anything! I printed what I was shown all it has is login info. I have turned them into BBB, FTC, and the Iowa Attorney General. Oh yeah and how I got scamed was they hacked my friends Facebook to make it look as if she had been doing this and it was great. My bank provided me with a copy of the terms and conditions and they can do whatever they want with it. It says they are allowed to make changes to the agreement as they please. They have several different names but the same customer service! SEARCH PROFITS IS A SCAM! ONEMILLIONCASHKIT, regardless of the name do not do it!

Kathy   Ohio

1:08pm on February 22nd, 2010 

They to have taken $144.42 as a set up fee from me two months after I signed up. You sign up with the impression that the $1.97 is all you have to pay and hidden in terms page they say all fees are in there but I have yet to see it. I searched everything when I signed up and its information that is free online nothing new. Also the site they told me to look was not the site I had when I signed up. They charge you well after your so called trial period so they will not refund your money when you cancel. They have no problem canceling you but will not give a refund for something that I really did not use after I saw that it was info I already knew. Fraud!!!!

Audrey   usa

12:19pm on February 16th, 2010 

Hello,

If there was some confusion about your subscription, we honestly didn't mean to inconvenience you in any way. Our goal is not to inconvenience our customers .The terms and conditions of our offer are very visible on the order page, they are stated on the order page where you confirm your order, located directly to the top of where your credit card information was entered. There is also a link at the top of the home page that opens up the terms and conditions in a separate window. Customer service is our number one priority and we do everything we can to be open with all of our customers. Of course, mistakes can be made; and if you were not aware of our terms and conditions in our site.

You can talk to customer support seven days a week. Our U.S.-based help lines are also staffed each and every day of the week to respond to any questions you may have both before and after your order. Simply call us at 866-481-8192 and we will be happy to walk you through the entire cancellation process.

Your satisfaction is our number one concern,

Thanks,

Wendy Wu   Spring Grove, IL

11:19am on February 10th, 2010 

I never received a "packet", and they stole $194 out of my account on one day. Two separate $47.50 charges and another $99.00 charge. I am overdrawn because of this, and was charged fees for that problem. I called the number on my bank statement entry, and they told I would be refunded in 3-5 days, if I call back. I never knowingly authorized this, thought my only charge would be the $1.97. They are thieves and scam artists!!! DON"T DO IT! They will not allow you to talk to anyone but an idiot who keeps repeating the same lines.

Kristin   Utah

10:14am on February 9th, 2010 

About a month after I sent for the CD's to check out this "wonderful" opportunity, almost $200 worth of fraudulent charges appeared in my bank account! Total scam! Run away!

Bob C   Tacoma, WA

8:01pm on February 8th, 2010 

This is a Scam.

They get you coming an going with this. They got me for 2 months before I caught it on my VISA. There where 3 different types of changes.

They are making their money off everyone that that is just trying to check it out.

Furious....   Location unknown

11:36am on February 8th, 2010 

So i signed up for this joke of a program back in November then i read all the horror stories. so i canceled the next day. I thought every thing was fine until i saw the 99.00 taken out of my account for the bzkit. so i called and they said that was non refundable but they did refund the 1.97 for shipping or something for the cd. so i thought everything was fine. I had nothing taken after that and then voila jan. 29th a charge for 47.50 to my account from the bzkit again oh i am so furious. I seriously do not recommend anyone signing up for this scam... It will be an ongoing nightmare.

Mary Miller   Phoenix

2:31am on February 5th, 2010 

sorry I had to break all the addresses up but system would not allow all in one. I paid the 1.97 then canceled immediately. Then they tried to debit my card 99.00 but could get none. I used a card that is cash and if there is no money on it charges are declined. They know they are defrauding everyone. The flyer they sent for Lifelock says to call and enroll for 9.00 a month or 99.00 a year so they know its NOT authorized so they try and grab the whole 99.00 and run.hopefully all they will be running for is prison. power in numbers - File your complaints with the FBI


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