Edatajob.com is one of many home business
opportunities that tries to recruit people
for online typing positions. These
companies practice deceptive advertising
since the actual opportunity is not a real
typing job.
If you join Edatajob.com you will be
instructed to place advertisements in the
major search engines for various affiliate
products. Writing eye catching ads is
the "typing" that you will be doing.
Technically this is a legitimate way to
make money online, but by calling the
opportunity a typing job they get in trouble
with their customers. This is why
people expecting real data entry work end up
calling it an Edatajob Scam.
The other problem with Edatajob.com is
that they don't tell you that each
advertisement you put up costs you money
each time it's clicked. This is known
as pay per click advertising and it's
important to know what you're doing or you
face loosing a lot of money with no sales
conversions.
Overall, real online data entry work is
elusive which is why many companies target
this area to sell their own opportunities.
It's important to know what you're getting
yourself into before you join companies like
Edatajob.com.
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simple way to add to your income stream and
create a second paycheck using
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Customer Reviews for 'Edatajob.com'
Comments to date: 18. Page 1 of 1. Average Rating:
Julie R, Miami FL
Posted at 4:02pm on Wednesday, August 20th, 2008
The old proverb still applies "you dont get something for nothing"
al, california, USA
Posted at 8:14pm on Saturday, July 19th, 2008
I checked many sites before sending any money. You all need to do that each and every time you see an "opportunity." If it came to you in an
e-mail, it is most likely a scam. How do they know you? They don't. They just send out millions of e-mails hoping people will pay without checking it out. You should also ALWAYS use a credit card NOT a bank account. You can get refunded from your credit card company. You lose your money when it comes out of the bank. Hint: Your ATM Visa is out of your bank -- credit card rules do not apply. Lastly, check it out immediatly. If you don't get satisfaction with a couple of DAYS (not months), call and
e-mail them AND your credit card company. I have had many scams and always got reimbursed. You can too.
sandra murphy, florida
Posted at 12:35pm on Friday, July 11th, 2008
joined, sent money, asked for refund they sent email..said 'received e-mail and we will review an
d process your request a soon a possible'.
it to late for me to recover from the cedit card company. They give you 90 days to file a complaint
S C A M S C A M S C A M
Abelardo Andres, 300 Hillside Dr.
Posted at 1:09pm on Thursday, July 3rd, 2008
not only edatajob is a scam but its also creditlinegoldcard is a scam too i lost 150$ on them and they still wont close my account asking more month payment! bydway i never been a victem by idatajob but i was planning to join and read there site. but thnks alot i read this sit ^ ^
ging, california
Posted at 1:51pm on Tuesday, June 24th, 2008
wow! i was just about to join this too! i was very skeptical about it even though their testimonials and their advertisements was very believeable. I started to wonder why they are asking so little? I mean $47 isn't that bad. But, when i read about their customer service telephone wasnt available and just have an email where they could be reached i started to have more doubts! I was already filling out their forms, i was about to type in my bank account when i decided to look into it more. so here i found this site! I'm so grateful that i took the time. Imagine, i was about to give these guys $47! Great thing i didnt get carried away!!! Thanks for this site!!!
BA, VA
Posted at 2:26pm on Monday, June 9th, 2008
Thanx to all you folks I've avoided the edatajob grief, but for those of you feeling defrauded you may want to file a complaint with the internet crime complaint center
Helen A. Montes, Philippines
Posted at 12:02am on Wednesday, June 4th, 2008
I have gone into scam too. I pay #55 as beginner typist. They responded me, i submitted 426 assignments to London server, sad to know that they terminate me for the reasons that i only submitted 226 assignments wherein the actual assignments i submitted is 426 because i did not reached the "qouta" of 225 they terminated me. I can say that Global Info Services is a scam company. Watch them. They area BBB member. You better investigate them. I already submitted report to FBI because they scam the whole world.
mary, u.s.
Posted at 9:28pm on Monday, May 19th, 2008
I suggest we all complain to the BBB. maybe something will come off it!
sonya, tx
Posted at 6:16pm on Thursday, May 8th, 2008
I was very scepticle about it but i thought why not ill at least give it a try. i wasn't really understanding what exactly i was supoed to do. then i tried today and it would not let me log in. it kept saying that the site was not available. now im out $47 and im very upset. I want ot report it but don't know to how. If anyone can help me report them and get my money back let me know
Rico, California
Posted at 1:50pm on Friday, May 2nd, 2008
I just don't understand how people can get away with so much false advertising. After paying the fee, I never heard from them despite numerous emails requesting clarification on terms, business licensing, affiliate advertising. This company as with many others should be reported to the Dept. Of Justice. A membership refund policy should have been in place. Knowing this; without a disclaimer should caution the consumer.
Jimmy, Texas
Posted at 11:14pm on Monday, April 28th, 2008
My friend just told me about eData. From what I understand it's a legitimate way to make money. However, the practices of the company are misleading, and I don't think it's really worth a $47 investment.
knut bergqwist, newcastle australia
Posted at 1:35am on Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008
yeah i got heaps scammed heaps bad and that,i gave em my dole pay and now i have nuffin. thanks for the advice
sky, perth. Australia
Posted at 3:06am on Wednesday, April 16th, 2008
It seems I was scammed too. I paid US$47 two weeks ago, and although they wrote to me quickly after taking the money to tell me what I already knew (my used ID and password) I couldn't log in, the system telling me that either the used ID or the password was incorrect, when it was not. I tried again and again with the same result, and never got a reply to the many e-mails I sent them. Last time I wrote th them I gave them a week before I would report them to the Australian Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and its US equivalent, today the week is up and still no reply.
I am grateful for your article as I have wasted a lot of time wondering whether it was a scam or not. Now I know. Thanks.
Muhammad Ali, Karachi
Posted at 4:48am on Wednesday, March 19th, 2008
Thanks to this review site I have saved USD 47 I was planning to spend on edatajob.com. Initially when I read it, I introduced it to my wife who can work from home but I found there is price tag to join it, I was more cautious and did further research on net. I found a lot of views on its genuineness and now I planned not to go for it. But I will continue to look for legitimate part time job opportunities for my wife to work from home. I will appreciate, if someone can guide the genuine one.
amber, ohio
Posted at 2:07pm on Thursday, February 14th, 2008
I too, have been scammed by edata job, and I also have sent three emails, which have brought absolutely no response. I guess my good faith in human kind has been proven wrong and I now hesitate to trust ANY "work at home" programs-maybe it is best off this way. I can't believe the testimonials they share on the site can be anything, but a bunch of bull. I paid $47 for NOTHING, when all I wanted to do was make some money while staying home with my kids.
Linda Kay Yeigh, Kooskia Idaho
Posted at 3:39pm on Tuesday, February 12th, 2008
I signed up for a edata job and they took 47.00 out of my bank account 3 times which was 141.oo I have never heard back from these people at all I wanted to work from home filling out forms and well that went straight to hell.
rhonda, Louisiana
Posted at 6:35pm on Tuesday, February 5th, 2008
Hello my nameis Rhonda an i was scammed too. I have called the 1 800 number and got the advertisement for the HITReady Inc. but the email address for billing is bogus too i logged in on their website and have written to them twice its been almost a month but surprise no answers yet i will be calling my card company back to let them know this is a scam i would just appreciate it if they are reading this that they'll do the right thing because even though they claim its soooo easy to earn money when you're ripped off its not easy to replace. thanks
cecilia mendoza, new york
Posted at 7:50am on Friday, January 25th, 2008
Hello my name is Cecilia and I got scammed out of 47 dollars last week and not one person has called me to refund me my money. It is a shame that for them to make money they have to scam people they are a fraud and a scam people please be careful with this company hitready.com is also a fraud and scam and I will report both companys to BBB so that they can take them out of the website for scams and for fraud and robbery. If someone is reading from edatajob.com please refund me my 47 dollars so that we can be in good terms if someone has any information regarding this company or hitready.com please email me at cmendoza@profitcenter.com thank you