Google Pay Day Reviews

mondo   cape town

2:43am on Tuesday, October 27th, 2009 

Thank you for your good knowledge that you have imparted us with. I have encountered this program before and i don't know why it did not click !!its crazy to sign in for this kind of trash called google pay day, and its freaky to think, will i ever make a buck??!!
sick!!!!

money scammers   Earth

2:57pm on Monday, October 26th, 2009 

Google does not sponsor, endorse, and is no way affiliated with Google Pay Day!™ or this promotion.

Like G money says.

Jocelyn   Ontario

3:30pm on Monday, October 12th, 2009 

After posting my last comment I called VISA and they pointed out that the numbers in the company name beside the payment appeared to be a phone number. The phone number I called was 1-800-462-9883. They were able to refund the second payment easily as well as cancel the account. I am stubborn even about a dollar when is a dollar that is being stolen from me so I insisted on being refunded this as well...this required being transferred to a supervisor...but again she refunded it easily. I have confirmation numbers for both and now waiting that they follow through. Lets hope this works!!!

Jocelyn   Ontario

2:44pm on Monday, October 12th, 2009 

I have a brother who used to make decent money posting ads for google, so when i saw a local paper with a news story about a woman who lost her job due to the recession and was making a living this way I thought it may be a similar deal. So like everyone else...I considered the $1 info deal...got scared off when they tried to submit for $60, and closed the whole thing without confirming anything. They have so far deducted both of these amounts..I haven't received a thing...and not sure how to cancel. I see this question over and over but does anyone actually know the answer to it??????

Dal   US

1:15pm on Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009 

In the promotion sign-up web page, pay attention to the bottom words:
"Copyright © 2006-2007 Google Pay Day!™ - All Rights Reserved.You must be 18 years old or older to order.
Google does not sponsor, endorse, and is no way affiliated with Google Pay Day!™ or this promotion."
"Google Pay Day!" company has nothing to do with Google company, but just uses the Google name.

Glenn   Latrobe Valley, Australia

5:22pm on Sunday, September 20th, 2009 

For the 'special get it now before September-30' for just $0.99, the offer looked worthy of risking such a small amount.

But, I too read the 'fine print' before clicking the SUBMIT button and alarm bells immediately rang long and loud. Under a new tab, I searched for more information and was disgusted to learn that there are many so-called legitimate websites giving support a scam by having links on their pages!

Why hasn't Google done something about the use of their trade name by a pack of thieves?

Breanne   California

7:27pm on Tuesday, September 8th, 2009 

I was about to sign up for this SCAM!!! but I decided to not do it and clicked the red "X" to close the window but a "live chat" came up so I decided ok I'll ask a few questions. The whole conversation was animated. I kept asking questions and the stupid thing kept saying "Are you still there?" All they wanted was for me to click the link to sign up for the SCAM!!! Don't do it!

Kelly   Spanish Fork, UT

4:52pm on Monday, August 24th, 2009 

I never got the phone number to cancel my order when i signed up. I didn't get anything in the mail then my credit card statements came in and I have charges for $67/mo each month and I have called my credit card company to not allow this charge but how do I get my money back that they have charged?

Brad   Melbourne Australia

10:16pm on Monday, August 17th, 2009 

Just cancel your card and lodge a credit card dispute with your bank to have the charges reversed.

any   ga

4:11pm on Friday, August 14th, 2009 

SCAM! DON'T DO IT. I GOT RIPPED OFF...

Frustrated   Adelaide

7:24pm on Monday, August 10th, 2009 

Okay so I had a look at Google Pay Day... $2.70 wasn't too bad to investigate... however I never clicked submit... it did it by itself and has deducted the amount twice from my account. Further, the supposedly Australian version still requires a US postcode that unless you input you can't get software download or receive any postal mail...

And what confirmation email??? I am still waiting!

And how do you make inquiries when there is no available contact and the company that operates it has a website containing no information and no contact details.

GRRR

Roxanne   Canada

10:03am on Sunday, August 2nd, 2009

Thank you so much for this review i was this close to actually go through this google crap.

Dennis   Southwestern US

12:56am on Wednesday, July 29th, 2009 

I too almost fell for this garbage... I turned my pop-up blocker off yesterday briefly for a legitimate reason but forgot to turn it back on.

In addition, I've been unemployed for about two months now. I must hand it to these scoundrels, in my unemployed state of mind, this thing hit me
just right to be taken in at first, but once I saw that STUPID clock running and a field used to enter my credit card number, suddenly I had this vision as I saw LOTS of money swirling down this
huge drain hole with about 10 neg. G-s applied!!

At that point felt pretty dumb, but caught myself in time say Ah-haaaaaa... more Cyber-Dick-Heads
on the loose.

Thanks for the info.

E   Colorado

11:32am on Monday, July 27th, 2009 

Terms and conditions from Google Profits, also known as Google Payout Systems:

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 shipping and handling fee, the one-time fee and the recurring fee. Subscriber agrees to pay today the free trial shipping and handling fee of $1.97 to begin subscriber’s trial membership. Subscriber has thirty days from the date of enrollment to cancel Trial membership by calling our customer care department at 1-866-995-9812 to cancel their trial subscription and to be issued an authorization number for return of the Google Profits disc. Subscriber must clearly write the authorization number on the outside of the package and return the CD to the address given by the customer care department within thirty days from the date of enrollment or does not promptly return the disc with authorization number according to the terms above, Subscriber agrees to pay a one time fee of $99.00, which will be billed on Day thirty one from the date of enrollment. Once the free trial shipping and handling fee has been paid and once Subscriber does not cancel within the thirty 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 $47.50 on the fifteenth Day from the date of enrollment and we will re-bill every thirty one days at $47.50 per month until canceled by calling 1-866-995-9812. 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. You have also been enrolled into a seven (7) day trial to the eBay Money Resource Center. Should you choose not to cancel your eBay Money Resource Center, you will be billed seven dollars and seventy one cents ($7.71) each month for the eBay Money Resource Center. If you wish to cancel your eBay Money Resource Center subscription, please call 1-800-215-1752 to cancel.

Be smart, don't enroll.

Unknown   USA

1:30pm on Monday, July 20th, 2009 

Saying "Rome wasn't built in a day"

Same as
NO Such thing as quick money!

Scam!Scam!Scam!Scam!

Jade   Washington, D.C.

12:14pm on Sunday, July 19th, 2009 

Thanks to all. You saved me much aggravation! I believe if it sounds to good to be true, it isn't true, but I was still tempted. Before I typed my name, I decided to check on-line. Of course, it tried to sweet talk me even more by lowering the initial price to $.99. Then I saw everyone's comments. I would cancel the cc also. They can't bill to a closed account.

Someone who knows   USA

9:30pm on Saturday, July 18th, 2009 

For all those that talk before they know, how about researching the product you're buying before you buy it? And not clicking on the "I accept" button before reading the "fine print". For all those complaining about the pricey monthly fees, are those that are simply bitter for not reading that not-so-fine print, and need someone or something to blame for their mistakes. Just like any purchase online, there is info about billing and shipping that further explain terms and details, and in that chunk of writing, it DID state that you will get billed and shipped more info. And you know those representatives that blow up your telephone literally days before you even receive your disk? Before you mistake them for telemarketers, how about hearing them out? THEY are the ones that really make that success in those advertisements possible. They offer a program to connect you with a personal trainer to literally assist you with EVERY single aspect of building a successful business. What I learned is that they even guarantee your investment BACK. For those who are not business building experts, good luck starting a business with no investment and no help. I'd like for all you complainers to find a different business that is willing to work with you until you earn that investment back, and then tell me that this is a scam. For once, all you people need to stop talking crap before knowing what you are even talking about. Oh and btw, those google experts that train you... are dare I say, success stories themselves =O

Heather   Philadelphia

4:22pm on Tuesday, July 14th, 2009 

I tried the google payday it was a waste of time.

Lisa   Location unknown

10:17pm on Wednesday, July 8th, 2009 

i only entered my name and phone number on the second page i entered my card number and the cvv number but thankfully before i hit send i saw the charges in (tiny) print on the bottom about 78 dollars plus many other fees i quickly closed the browser after erasing my info..they can't find a way to bill me right? i'm nervous. they have texted me and i texted back stop..any help would be appreciated, i just can't afford any possible billings if they find a way

RNW   Québec

3:04pm on Tuesday, July 7th, 2009

So they've even resorted to posting advertisements on legitimate news pages...ridiculous, my friend thought this could be a good idea but then I quickly googled reviews and of it's a scam. It is wrong what they do, but also people, you need to do your homework!!! check it out before giving financial info out to anyone!

Rich   New York

8:18am on Monday, June 15th, 2009 

"Every time you saw this kind of ads,its pretty simple to search on the web first and you'll find out the answer instantly"...cheers!

jeff   seattle

3:59pm on Thursday, June 11th, 2009 

If it's too good to be true, then it is!

work-at-home biznesses are a scam almost all the time. I feel bad for those who bought in, but you have to do research before diving in to something that promises such unrealistic results for such little effort. The only ones making big money are those at the top of this pyramid scheme.

One last thing: Do not EVER use a "debit" card when performing any online transaction. ALWAYS use a "true" credit card. you have no safety or limit with a debit card, it's linked directly to your bank account, and they can drain your account in short time. But by using a credit card, if you get ripped off, the CC company will go to war to get the money back, and also you are only obligated to the first $50 of any fraudulent activity, if at all (they'll waive that if you call within 2 weeks of suspicious activity after receiving a bill with questionable charges).

With a debit card, you are screwed! Be warned...

Brad   Sydney

11:38pm on Monday, June 8th, 2009 

SCAM. It is impossible to contact to cancel. But however if You cancel your credit card they will email you immediately to sign up again. The hide of some people. DON'T join, is my advice.

Hoang   San Jose

1:08am on Thursday, June 4th, 2009 

I paid $1 for free trial video then they charged in my bank account $78 more after two weeks that I found in my account I called to my bank and asked to cancel the debit and block for future happened again, so the bank will block my current card and issue the new one, future they won't charge again, this is a scam company. DO NOT TOUCH WITH THIS COMPANY.

Frank   Houston Tx.

4:35pm on Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009 

Thank you all guys for let people know about it... I paid the first $4... but after reading your comments I have canceled my credit card now to avoid the next 78 bucks charge...

MONIQUE   Australia

3:26am on Monday, June 1st, 2009 

Hi, Im from Australia and noticed google pay day on facebook. I thought it might be genuine because it was by Google, I was putting in all my details even typed in my credit card details when i thought I better read the disclosure in fine print at the bottom, it said I would be charged x amount of dollars for this,that, and the other monthly! Alarm bells went off in my head....so I quickly deleted all my details, when I tried to close the page an automated person came up offering me all these special deals... half price this, free that....blah blah blah! I got off there real quick! I checked other sites saying it was a scam so I'm feeling very lucky....Always go with your instinct, if its too good to be true it usually is!!

Dwaine   San Ramon, CA

5:26am on Thursday, May 28th, 2009 

Hi Everyone, There are a lot of companies trying to make money off of you while also using large corporations names. The large Corp has nothing to do with these scams.

If you truly want to make a living online then learn about affiliate marketing. Once you understand AFM then learn about Google placements, twitter, yahoo, facebook and so much more.

Don't let the checks fool you and always read the fine print before you opt in for anything. Yes, It will take you a few more minutes but it will save you a lot of stress later.

Making it online is possible you just have to be committed.

meme   u.s

5:19pm on Thursday, May 21st, 2009 

this "Google Pay Day" training is just a big scam DO NOT USE IT they will not give you your money back i spent almost 80 dollars for nothing DONT GO WITH THIS COMPANY.

David   Charlotte, NC

4:19pm on Wednesday, May 20th, 2009 

Thanks for saving my bacon. I darn near fell for it and then had to respond to a call from nature. While I was working on the project it occurred to me there was a similarity between the projects and did a search on google. Here I am lightened in so many ways.

It is great to not have to learn the hard way.

joyce   birmingham uk

3:32pm on Sunday, May 17th, 2009 

CANCEL YOUR CREDIT CARD GET NEW ONE THEN THEY CAN'T TAKE ANYMORE MONEY DIFFERENT CARD NUMBER.

joyce   birmingham

3:25pm on Sunday, May 17th, 2009 

yes they say it cost only a $1 until you check your bank and they have taken more money out i check my bank after 2weeks and they took £53.37 with out me knowing its a big big scam don't full for it.

Chuck Turner   Denver

6:55pm on Wednesday, May 13th, 2009 

I found this contact info for the Google Payday from whois:

Martin Osborn
1 Ashburton Road
Ruislip Manor
London, HA4 6AA
United Kingdom
tehfincheh AT gmail.com
lookup : googlepayday dot info

Hope that helps. What a scam!

JF   Location unknown

5:24pm on Tuesday, May 5th, 2009

Thanks to all

ladygaga   Canada

11:56pm on Wednesday, April 29th, 2009 

I almost got scammed, but thank god I researched first before giving my credit card info! Thanks to Steve for posting this, and to everyone's feedback. The only thing I can suggest to those who already gave out their cc info is just to cancel your credit card right away. Good luck!

RJ   Ohio

11:24am on Wednesday, April 29th, 2009 

Unemployed mom of 2 yr. old & 4 yr. old looking to make some $ from home so I could stay with my kids. Saw the "Christian" ad crap & believed the "good things happen to good people" phrase in it. Thank heavens for good people like you who expose rip-offs. I wish someone could infect their system with a virus.

Fermin   tx

4:40pm on Monday, April 27th, 2009 

'Growing Rich W/ Google.' Cancel any time at 866-396-5695

KA   SOUTH AFRICA

2:19pm on Monday, April 27th, 2009 

ITS A SCAM.

Tony   uk

11:40am on Monday, April 27th, 2009 

can someone give me the number to cancel Google payday please i have been charged and i think they will continue to charge my card if i don't cancel. please, please help. thank you.

jen   Location unknown

8:22pm on Friday, April 24th, 2009 

i would like to comment on what anonymous said, all i did was sign up to find out about what it was about, i didn't pay for anything, but now they wont stop calling me and yes the lady does sound like shes from a different country, i couldn't understand a word she said all i know is she kept asking me if i want money taken out of my bank or credit card(witch i did not give any of that information anywhere)that's probably why she keeps calling hahaha and there not getting it either!

Mario O. Lopez   Long Beach, California

1:40pm on Friday, April 24th, 2009 

I was reading several reviews which are very successful. I entered just for curiosity and I really tried my best to pay attention to any notices regarding charges which I did not see any and before I knew it I entered the initial place where it takes you. I then stopped at number one and after two to three days suddenly my card was charged about $78.00. I went back to this website.I was not able to get a number for me to cancel. I was able to get it when I called my credit card service. For me this is the last time I will go into these seemingly success stories specially when they ask for your credit card. Thank you.

Anonymous   Location unknown

8:01am on Saturday, April 18th, 2009 

I just had a few comments for those scam artists who tried to get my information over the phone earlier today. she sounded like she was from the Philippines. Anyway you guys think that lives should be played with, and destroyed for your own personal amusement. And get away with it.,you f*ckers deserve to rot in prison and i hope that happens.

Andrew J.Bennett Jr.   Ohio

6:35pm on Wednesday, April 8th, 2009 

Google Treasure Chest
2510 warren ave ste 3363
Cheyenne,Wy 82001

866-951-1406 call this number to cancel.Wy time zone.

Kandee   Oklahoma

11:44am on Friday, April 3rd, 2009 

Does anyone know how to unsubscribe to this scam?? I've been charged $79 twice and I simply cannot afford to do that. I am desperate. Someone please help!

TB   USA

3:08pm on Sunday, March 29th, 2009 

I would first like to thank all those before me who have replied with their experience for Google Payday. The really disappointing thing to me is that this scam is actually being posted and linked to Christian webs. Rest assured, these scammers may be able to sleep at night right now, but their day of unrest will come and keep coming.

G. Sutherland   USA

10:57am on Saturday, March 28th, 2009 

I just want to thank everyone for your comments. You have saved me from making a big mistake and saved me money I could ill afford to loose.
Thanks again to all of you who have taken the time to write about your experiences.

Erin   Location unknown

1:39pm on Wednesday, March 11th, 2009 

I just want to point out that Google Pay Day is not affiliated with Google. It says at the bottom of the website (in tiny print) Google does not sponsor, endorse, and is no way affiliated with Google Pay Day!™ or this promotion. I think they are just using this to thinking its legit because it says Google.

Grace   Location unknown

10:16pm on Sunday, March 8th, 2009 

First of all when they want you to fill out your credit card they say it is a secure site....wrong....you do not see the https: without the ....s...it is not secure. There also is not the security lock at the bottom of your page.
The next thing I would suggest is to cancel your credit card...say it was lost or something...and just order a new card. It only takes about a week. That would be the easiest way to stop them from taking any more money from you.

Andrew   Burnaby

8:10pm on Saturday, March 7th, 2009 

I was sucked in to their web of lies too, I wanted out, contacted my credit card company. they contacted them, gave me a phone number for E Millionaires System 1-800-952-3046 I called the number, "temporarily out of service, call back in two hours." Credit card company called the number to confirm that it was outta service. Then they posted on my card the day I canceled my subscription to the scam. they suggested to keep trying to contact this company and if no results and shows up the said company has withdrawn money from my accout, the credit card company will intervene. This is how I went about trying to get out. All I have to do now is wait and see if they're going to try to scam more money out of me. If so it's war! Good luck, contact you credit card company for starters.

Aitofele   Hawaii

2:29pm on Thursday, March 5th, 2009 

i wanted to try this program out but all i was doing was getting charged. $78.64 what a rip off.
i paid $1.79 for the program and got charged $78.64.
DON'T DO IT..........IT'S A WASTE.......

Alicia Matthews   USA

9:29pm on Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009 

How do I unsubscribe from this program I bought for $1.95? I haven't received it yet, but want to unsubscribe before I get charged for anything els?

Booger   Location unknown

10:47pm on Sunday, March 1st, 2009 

This is a piece of crap! I got sucked in the worp hole and they charged me for every penny I am worth. Don't DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kellie Sagadore   BC

12:16am on Wednesday, February 25th, 2009 

I am soooooooooooo disappointed, not only in myself but in Google. I belong to a networking business and thought perhaps because it was google it wasn't a scam. What an idiot I was and yes I totally got charged and had no idea why until I called in. I was expected something in the mail. ridiculous...

Sherry Cuthbertson   Cariboo

5:29pm on Thursday, February 12th, 2009 

I can not believe that Facebook allows such ads on its site, they are a scam pure and simple, I read there small print!

Mike   United States of America

6:59pm on Monday, December 22nd, 2008 

Of course, the real way to make money on the internet is to start a scam of your own. You can think up a good idea, make a website for it, charge people lots of money for nothing, and, there you go! Of course, it's not right.

Seth   Utah

12:08pm on Saturday, December 6th, 2008 

Is there a way to report this to the Better Business Bureau or something? I mean, maybe that's not going to help much, I don't know, I'm only a college student. But it seems to me that Google, famous as it is, should not lower itself to the many common scam sites out there.
Oh well though, ya live and ya learn. I feel sorry for all you people out there that got screwed by this bull, and I'm grateful for people who take the time to write a detailed review about these things so that others can benefit. Thank you Steve!

Krystals   Los Angeles Ca

6:12pm on Friday, November 21st, 2008 

Thank you for your comments and saving a lot of pain to people like me, who is willing to believe idiots like Google pay day. Believe me they are thief and is a big scam. There should be a law of scammers like them and should be sent to jail. They still the american dream from honest people and presume to get away from it. I caught my mistake in time and only lost time and effort but not money. This comment is for keving. "keep trying Keving I have finally found a great computer business that earns me 300 pay day. It may not be much but it pays my bill. So I must tell you no, there are some sites with opportunities. Don't stop trying." Good luck.

Sam   US

4:46pm on Wednesday, October 1st, 2008 

When will people learn that there is not magic bullet for making big $$$$ on the internet!!! STOP and think! YOU'LL be the richer for it!!

HARD WORK and COMMON SENSE FOLKS.

Kevin Jones   US

7:42pm on Friday, May 30th, 2008 

I received an email concerning this and since I have a Google acct and use it daily, I thought maybe this was a legit opportunity. When I click on their link to Policies and/or Privacy Policy it just reloads the page. I know it's not a configuration problem with cookies, etc. because I've tried it on three computers. Such a shame-when it comes to doing business on the net, scam, scam, scam-in several years I have yet to find any legit "work at home" businesses and all I'm looking for is a data entry pay-per-page job!

Terry   Location unknown

10:31am on Tuesday, May 6th, 2008 

I encountered hidden costs and I never even received the software that I paid for. They said it didn't matter that I never got the software that I paid for. I still supposedly signed up for other things that never would have been an issue if I hadn't ordered the software in the first place which I NEVER received but DID get charged for.