International Data Entry at Home Institute

R.K.   San Diego

10:53am on Wednesday, October 21st, 2009

Thank you to those who have taken the time to post something!!

J. Brooks   ILLINOIS

7:16pm on Tuesday, October 20th, 2009 

NO wonder she has all these "luxury" items. All the money some people actually pay for this SCAM of a program, she can buy anything she want's! ie... luxury car's, big home, boats, and so on! With the way the economy is nowadays! How can someone "in there right mind" even think about trying to scam us out of the HARD EARNED MONEY we make!
If you ask me TOO many people in this world are just out for them selves. There's a limit on being out for your self people!

gail   queens ny

3:42pm on Thursday, October 15th, 2009 

order this program and it is a bunch of garbage. They do nothing but mislead you and when you ask questions for a program that I didn't thoroughly use. They tried to get me to buy it again. how crazy is that. I am taking them to court. I want my money back

William Ray Hinton Jr   Greenwood SC

3:47pm on Saturday, October 10th, 2009

Thank you all for taking the time to let us know

Anonymous   Location unknown

12:59pm on Friday, October 2nd, 2009 

Just another Scam

Whew!   somewhere in the US

3:04pm on Wednesday, September 30th, 2009 

Just like so many others, I am unemployed, and looking for an opportunity for income. After receiving their e-mail, I went to their site and it actually sounded legitimate! I was almost sucked in too! Thank God I am usually skeptical, and decided to google this company. Desperation will cause you to make irreversible mistakes sometimes. Thank you everyone else who offered valuable information regarding these scammers!!

Vickey   IL

8:58pm on Tuesday, September 29th, 2009 

Buyer Beware!!!! Don't do it, Don't do it!!! Thanks to all that took the time to post their comments. I'm so glad that I read these comments. I was ready to purchase the program, but, I had an uneasy feeling, so I goggled and I did not find one positive comment. This is a total SCAM! I grateful to all of you and I trust your comments. GRATEFUL NOT TO BE SCAMMED!

Mickie Goossen   Minnesota

5:09pm on Tuesday, September 29th, 2009 

I signed up for this program and the same day I canceled it as you only had a short period of time to review it and I sent them 3 emails demanding that they refund my money, doing so within the required time limit, and they did not cancel the account and charged me the $197.00 and when I attempted to contact them by the phone number given to me by my bank, it was disconnected. To this day, I have never received a single response from them, nor my money refunded. Stay away from this one!!!!!

Cathy E   Atlanta GA

12:37pm on Friday, September 18th, 2009 

For those who got sucked in recently, CALL YOUR CREDIT CARD COMPANY AND FILE A DISPUTE AGAINST THE CHARGE. They will get some information from you and credit the charge back to you and they will pursue the fraudsters.

Marsha   IL

11:32am on Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009 

I just receive the email from the online data entry institute too. I learned a long time ago to check things out first, especially when personal information is required. Usually when I receive UNSOLICITED emails I just delete them. I got curious and opened it.

I’m glad I found this site. Lesson learned, I will continue to delete unsolicited emails and unknown senders, it’s safer no matter how disparate you are.

Marsha   New Castle, Del

7:58am on Friday, August 28th, 2009 

Well im unemployed and thought I would give it a shot. When I realize the price I said no which was 97 then I try leaving and the offered it to me for 47 and i said no the final one was for 27 and that when i went ahead and did it (LIKE A FOOL. Well I check my account and made sure that there was only 27 taken out at that time there was. When i woke up the next morning and checked my account they decided to take out 47. I was so clueless what to do. So i decided to google the company. I found a phone but the people who answer it all a bunch of dumb asses. They say they cant find my account and they cant tell you the name of the company or the name that they debit. Please if anyone reads this don't do it.

sempre   Los Angeles

5:20pm on Tuesday, August 25th, 2009 

This is truly a scam. RUN!!!!!

Tiffany   WPB, FL

1:23am on Sunday, August 23rd, 2009

WOW!! I too was very (VERY) interested in this program but because I am currently unemployed and severely in debt, I thought I would do some research first before dishing out $97 (YES, my cost was only $97, not $197). This site was the 1st one I went to and after reading everyone's "Negative" comments on the program I decided to continue w/registration but w/bogus information (legit info, but not mine), hoping there would be a section for my notes or comments and then I would tell them what a bunch of RIP OFF SCAM ARTIST CREEPS they are!!! But no such luck, on finding a message area, so I decided to cancel out of registering and got a pop-up box that said are you sure, if you stay we'll give you and additional $50 off...that's a Total of ONLY $47. Ha, Yea Right!! So I proceeded to Cancel and got yet "another" pop-up box that said Continue and pay a Total of ONLY $27...I thought maybe if I tried again, I might actually get it for FREE..but I just closed out of it all...Not worth it. But I have Thank You ALL for your inputs, they helped GREATLY!!!

Anonymous   Lexington, KY

11:16am on Friday, August 21st, 2009 

I just got an email from them and I decided to Google their name and I found this site. If it sounds too good to be true, then IT DEFINITELY IS.

Just think about how many people today have a computer in their home. If they could sit at home everyday making this type of money, then EVERYONE would be doing it! There would be people quitting their jobs to do this..its way too simple.

They give themselves away when they say "no experience" required..

barnes   california

2:32am on Wednesday, August 19th, 2009 

its crazy to hear all this. I'm a 21 year old college student and i just received an e-mail from them...i knew it was bogus when they said only $97 they kill you with the ONLY. i always scroll to the bottom of these things because i know there's a catch. I'm very happy i googled this first!! try something local if you need money like Avon or pre paid legal they're great and bring in a good income for those who need the extra cash!!! good luck!!!!!!!!!!!

Rosalyn   Dallas, TX

11:00pm on Monday, May 18th, 2009 

I'm a skeptic. This sound too good to be true. I googled onlinedatainstute and found this review. Thank God! When it sounds to good to be true, it usually is. Guys, thank you for your comments. You saved me from making a big mistake! Thanks again!

try   hawaii

3:31pm on Thursday, May 14th, 2009 

Another victim to the scam!!! I knew i shouldn't have but did anyway. With instant access online to the "member site" found this and others to be the same story different person. Others in this blog mention error messages after the credit card info entered, I never had that, but the charges before the trial period was up had me at aw! Thanks to my bank it was caught and I was given further info to refund my monies. Thanks to this blog I can better determine the companies success.

gunnyarnold2000   Texas

9:30pm on Tuesday, May 5th, 2009 

Well I was sucked into it. I knew I should have checked it out first but I didn't. Any emails with ODE DELETE THEM. Good luck

ginger   illinois

6:50pm on Sunday, April 26th, 2009 

THANKS B TO ALL WHO SEND A MESSAGE ABOUT THIS COMPANY!!!!! I also wanted to start w/them, Googled the 411, and found this. I could not believe that even months later, they are still trying to get people into this. The latest email listed for me to read was in Sept. of 2008, and I am sending this in April of 2009. My thoughts---shut this company down. They are no help to anyone.

Ellena deLeon   Brandon, FL

9:55am on Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009 

I am sooo glad that I don't fall for those get rich schemes anymore...I always google every one of them to see if they are scam. And, guess what? They all turn out to be scams...but there are a few out there that are not. But, they are few and far between.

CJ   WA

11:46am on Tuesday, April 21st, 2009 

1 statement from an IT security professional. Never trust unsolicited emails (SPAM) offering you easy money. You need only take two actions when you see this. 1.) Know without a doubt that it is a scam and 2.) Delete the email.

Anonymous   TEXAS

12:14pm on Wednesday, April 15th, 2009 

I recently lost my job and thought I found a way to make a living while staying at home since its hard enough to find a job now, so I borrowed the money from our savings with a promise to pay it back with interest!Well as soon as I completed the process of sending my card info through she (Mary Anne) said I have a gift for you for your purchase, try my 14-day trial system that automates everything for you on autopilot and after the trial it's 39.95 a mo. So I clicked on the other option to take the trial after 10-12 unsuccessful clicks of NO THANKS Mary Anne and was redirected to a section that said complete your info and we will email you within 24 hours. After finishing the section I got a bogus error message telling me to contact the site administrator but who would I contact when I went back to the site through my e-mail there were no numbers additional site info nothing on CONTACT US, tried to type in onllinedatainstitute.com kept getting "Mary Anne's" fake mug. So I gave them 2 days and called them today after getting an email from an outdated sites help desk (Automated Income Wealth)to call customer service at 1800-381-7820 because they were 2 different things they claim to be the 14-day free trial and said contact data institute because they help you to process rebates in data entry. On hold for 15 minutes, spoke with a guy named Rex and told him I needed help finding out more about program also asked when I would get info that would teach me,he never confirmed what receipt of any info in 24 hours and told me for more info i needed to visit supportonlinedatainstitute.com my system started doing what it had several days ago telling me I typed address wrong or the site doesn't exist,REX said take off the www, same result, I then typed website into good ol' google, didn't know at the time I would get this kind of feedback when I did. I saw all the complaints, the longer I was on the phone the more angry and hesitant I got about waiting for some success coach to call and coach me through a site my computer said was non-existent. I then became upset and began asking for a supervisor and a refund because this site and its administrators were a phony scam or I will find a way to sue you guys, he said its not a scam you bought the product a couple of days ago, don't you want to give it a try I told him no persistently and he offered all kinds of (free) trips etc. and said there was not a supervisor available because they don't talk on these phone calls. I advised him I'm unemployed that money was apart of savings from my household and I was in customer service and back end collections I don't care what you have to do but someone needs to give me a refund immediately and back on hold I went but after 41 minutes of being placed on hold repeatedly for 5-6mins at a time and not budging on my decision he came back to the line and said, "I spoke with a supervisor and he gave me a refund code," he was still hesitant to give me the code and once he gave me the code he said it will take 2-5 business days to put the money back on your card, I said ok and I told him I will call back if its not there within that time, but I'm also taking it upon myself to call all the news stations here and tell them about this internet scam, contacting the BBB and writing a letter to the consumer protection agency like "A guy who knows lawyers in Virginia" advised everyone to do because as bad as the economy is no one can afford to be stolen from and hopefully this will have them shut down and have less and less writing in this blog, its ridiculous DON'T steal from someone else to help yourself! MAKE YOUR MONEY THE HONEST WAY LIKE EVERYONE ELSE WHO SIGNED UP FOR THE SCAM WAS TRYING TO... I HOPE ALL OF YOU ARE PERSISTENT WITH YOUR EFFORTS OF GETTING YOUR MONEY BACK AND YOU WILL ONE WAY OR ANOTHER BUT THEY WILL BE SHUT DOWN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER AND HOPEFULLY NO ONE TRIES TO HURT THAT MARY ANNE LADY BCS IT IS STILL HER FACE THAT'S ON THE SITE AND VOICE MAYBE NOT HER NAME BUT I KNOW SHES STAYING HIDDEN SOMEWHERE. I'M GLAD I FOUND THIS SITE I WILL DEFINITELY USE IT FROM NOW ON.

Nancy   TX

12:50pm on Tuesday, April 14th, 2009 

I realized this was a mistake as soon as my card number went through and the screen went to an "Error" page. Regardless, the company already had my number, and I had to cancel my card. I called the 800 number from your site to cancel everything, and the first person I spoke with was extremely rude and difficult. Finally, I spoke with a supervisor, and he agreed to give me a cancellation number. I don't know how this all will end because my card has already been charged, but I really appreciate your help on this site because it confirmed what I already was feeling--that this was a scam and to run fast in the opposite direction!

Marci Kleinfield   Junction City KS

12:45pm on Thursday, April 9th, 2009 

I rating this program as poor because without researching this program I was charged $197 and receive no product. When I call the customer service I get the run around about I didn't complete the registration. But at the time of the registration the website time out and when I tried to redo the registration it was duplication. Now I getting this we can't send you the information to complete your website. After 3 tour of Iraq and getting ready to retire from the military You would think a woman who comes on saying she could help people start a better future is trustworthy. Right now I wish there was a way to sue the company for false advertisement. If a person can sue a dry cleaner owner for losing a pair of pants. Why can't we honest working folks sue the scam artist for false advertisement. This will make the scumbags think twice about cheating someone. If there is a Maryanne Kennedy who is on the advertisement for this website she should hang her head in shame.

Candy   GA

7:20pm on Thursday, April 2nd, 2009 

I put in my credit card info, but the site never went past the part where you put in your email address and phone number to complete the process. Maybe I got lucky and they won't get my money......

Kathy   NC

5:08pm on Thursday, April 2nd, 2009 

I am unemployed and like everyone else almost bought into this too good to be true scam,but something told me to google it also and glad I did.Hope someone catches the B*TCH!!!

Anne   Louisiana

4:23pm on Thursday, April 2nd, 2009 

Glad you all are here- you saved me $197 I couldn't afford to lose. What a jippin rip off!

Mark   Canton,Oh

4:14pm on Monday, March 30th, 2009 

I'm An Almost Sucker here today. I read the Warranty section and started laughing. It reminded me of the USA 1950's joke about how "the large print gives you everything... and the small print takes it all away" At the last page of the disclaimer it mentions that any legal action would have to be pursued though CYPRUS (as in the Eastern Mediteranian sea) Courts!!! Not quite a desert Isle.. but getting there.
I know a whole bunch of people have all ready said this BUT: A. I almost fell for it. B. God bless the Bloggers. C. God bless Google

dave   WA

12:03pm on Thursday, March 19th, 2009

Wow I am quite amazed to see so many people try this and not one positive outcome. I myself was about to check this out and see what it was like but I think i may use my money on something else now.
Thanks to all who did try it to find out it was a scam I am sorry for your loss but at the same time it appears you have helped many others not to follow.

donna   idaho

11:11am on Monday, March 16th, 2009 

called the 1-800-381-7820 data entry number and received nothing. called back and all i got was
a message that all cr are busy then i held and got the sound like someone hammering. need to find the number for obama cause i don't think i going to get my money back. maybe he can

william J   Co.

4:59pm on Friday, March 13th, 2009 

Sounded GREAT!!
Had my credit card out.
Then that little voice in my head said to me.
This sounds too good to be true.
Think I will google it.
Thank God for that little voice.
For all you people who fell for it.
Please don,t feel stupid.
I wasted my time reading their bullsh-t.
I'm pretty smart and believed it at first.
These people (scammers) are sharp.
God has a plan and they will pay dearly in the end.
May God not have mercy on thier souls

A happy mom   Newark, Delaware

8:08pm on Wednesday, March 4th, 2009 

I too am grateful that I came across this. I was about literally a couple hours from giving my money away, and my father-in-law advised me to look around. This website was the first on. I am a mom who is not working, and just lost my own mother, so money is tight. But I am so grateful I did not waste my money on here! THANKS! THANKS! THANKS!

Anonymous   Location unknown

4:38pm on Sunday, March 1st, 2009 

this is a real case this should even be handled by the CIA the have to get locked for steeling the money other people make from their sweat.

Anonymous   Location unknown

3:46pm on Thursday, February 26th, 2009 

When I asked if they belong to the BBB it send me right to the webpage. Thanks for helping me make the right choice.

Ripped Off   Va

2:10pm on Wednesday, February 25th, 2009 

Now I'm trying to get my money back. So far no luck.They are money-takers. I was told somebody would call me back. NOT YET.

eliz   ny

4:16pm on Friday, February 20th, 2009 

Got a call from this number with a guy posing as a rep for another company. He wanted me to agree to receive some cds by next week and when I told him I had already cancelled my account he acted as if there was a problem with the phone and hung up. Lesson: Do not assume a caller is working for the company you just did business with. My caller ID showed Success Team at 801-492-0715 ; A total scam and using the good name of a different company too!

chad   ohio

5:58pm on Monday, February 16th, 2009 

The address they give you in Massilon Ohio is a UPS store They have no knowledge of who this is. Call your BBB office if you have been scammed by these people.

Michelle   Whittier, CA

7:24pm on Saturday, February 14th, 2009 

Just to see if this was a scam, I paid $197 just to check it out and actually try to make money. The ads they expect you to make are ads that people don't even click on. So it was pretty lame. After pestering these people for 85 days for a refund I finally got one. They kept telling me to go through the 7 weeks of training... lol. I threatened to go to the BBB to get my refund and that's when they finally gave me my refund. But I guess I pissed them off so much they gave my e-mail out to some other data institutes to spam me with constant e-mails. Hahaha this company is such a joke.

Jim Leas   Oceanside

8:26pm on Friday, February 13th, 2009 

A very believable but complete scam, thank God I googled this apparent rip-off. Thanks to your contributors for their enlightening comments,and thanks for saving me $$$$ JL

Paige   Ga

1:51pm on Wednesday, February 11th, 2009 

thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! i have been scammed once also. this ad (online institute) seemed interesting and got my curiosity up. i am a stay at home mom of 2 and am desperate to have some extra cash. after reading this ad i was excited that i might have found the perfect job for me. then i remembered 2 things..... "if it sounds too good to be true it usually is" and you should never have to pay money to work anywhere (at home included)!!! thank you again for posting your comments. i hope you all get your money back and the website can be shut down.

Dee F   Cincinnati

10:49am on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009

I would like to thank everyone on this comment line. Thank you for helping me make the right decision, and saving me money.

Timothy Gray   St Louis

3:00pm on Monday, January 26th, 2009 

I've been scammed by an online pyramid scheme. I invested $1,200 total and the states attourney could only recoup $300, which took 5 years to get back. A scum bag named David Franklin Comer in Missouri sold gas debit cards claiming they would purchase $300 of gas each. Never got the cards. This guy never even went to jail. The state gave him probation for 7 years and he only had to pay back a fraction of restitution to the people he ripped off. I'm looking for him. I will find him and he will pay one way or another.

I could tell this was a scam from a mile away. Once you've been scammed you develop a sixth sense to detect them. There was no phone number listed on this site that was absolute confirmation it was a scam. Long claims of easy money, go figure.

This site was probably conjured in the Bahamas or somewhere in the Caribbean. They are known to send your money into an off shore account. It's impossible to recover. I hope we can find the scum bag who started this scam and put them in jail. Probation is a joke for such a wide scale cyber crime that affects so many.

Happy Girl   Mesa

2:03pm on Monday, January 19th, 2009 

Thank you for saving me money...I am glad I Googled it just mad that I wasted my precious time reading that forever long website... I LOVE GOOGLE

Sam   Castaic

1:17pm on Friday, January 16th, 2009 

I have fallen into scam like this earlier but I am pretty educated now. I got this junk email today and looked into it (not to join in any way). $197 is a red flag for a stop sign and alert anyone to run away. Thanks for your review page and I've been telling people to stay away from these scams. If there is no address, no contact phone number listed in "contact us" page please stay away and don't trust. Lastly, for the heck of it ... type in web address in google and do a search ... every time all the time.

Be safe

T. Stone   VA

11:59am on Thursday, January 15th, 2009 

Thanks for this review, it saved me from being scammed by these people. In fact after reading this review I went back to the website and started a chat session with one of their CS Reps. named "Alexis". All I wrote was KISS MY @ss...this is a BIG @ss SCAM and sent them this website link...ha-ha!
That felt good.
Sorry to all who have been taken by this scam but I'm certain they will get busted soon.

juli   arizona

9:23am on Thursday, January 15th, 2009 

I purchased this program also a couple of months ago. As soon as I got off the page I checked it out, and realized I had been taken! I called customer service immediately, and was told it was pending, but he would try to cancel it. I then called my bank, told them what occurred, and they were going to do what they could. 3-4 days later I had money back in acct. Yeah!! Then someone called me yesterday saying I signed up and wanted to know if I was interested in being led by hand and taught system! Now I realize who it is again! Oh my! Sorry charlie, not again!! Hope it works out with others getting $ back! Shame on these people!!

a guy who knows lawyers   Virginia

9:05am on Thursday, January 15th, 2009 

I emplore all of you to file a class action lawsuit as well as write a letter to the consumer protection agency for your county. This would be the fastest way to bring proceedings. Time is everything, I'm sure they have people who scour the web looking for posts such as this, marking the time at which they need to pull-out. However, I hope we all know "pulling-out" is not an option, abstinence is the best route. I'm sure you who have been mislead needed that. Seriously though, as soon as their records are seized, a class action lawsuit can be put together. I am not a lawyer, I have many friends in NYC that are. You should all be able to get back your $197, if not at least $100; but the satisfaction of stopping scams like this is the major benefit. Just to let you all know, the first one to initiate the class action lawsuit gets the most back, much more than $197. Good luck, have fun with it, and God speed.

T   CO

12:47pm on Tuesday, January 13th, 2009 

Just wanted to add a beware to all that are considering this. Apparently there are a lot of names that operate with Maryanne Kennedy. Found several names and companies for her at ripoffreport Thought it was interesting. I worked for a company (not to my knowledge) that was like this and they change company names and owner names to keep the FBI off their trail Be very aware, you should never have to pay money to earn it. Think about it, do you have to pay to work outside of your home?

Jennifer   Wisconsin

2:49pm on Thursday, January 8th, 2009

Actually im looking for info as you stated in your posting. I'm looking to do some work from home thats on a legit program.

Pete Ghantous   Ventura, Ca

7:44pm on Wednesday, December 31st, 2008 

i used one of the #'s provided on this page to call their service and cuss them out. I went off on the first human voice i heard. Just reading all these stories of people being taken pisses me off. I think i'll keep calling and harassing and cursing at them. I know that won't help anybody, but at least i'll feel better.

Carla L   Louisiana

7:27am on Tuesday, December 30th, 2008 

I am so glad I have the ability to google something like this. I have received a couple of emails from this MaryAnne and some on processing rebates from home. The bottom line is this, there are no free rides in life and this almost makes it sound like there is. You have to work for your money, earn it, prove yourself. I am sure there are some legitimate ways to earn money on the web (although I have not found one yet). I hope more people read up on this before just spending their hard earned money on it. You would do better by putting that $197 in the stock market.

waylon   ca

2:55pm on Monday, December 29th, 2008 

I got scammed by these m*otherf$#%&*s also. Has anyone gotten a hold of their $197 yet. Every time I call 1-800-381-7820 I am told that they are updating their system and to call back in 24-48 hrs. Lets bring down these scammers!!!

Sara   Texas

1:58am on Saturday, December 27th, 2008 

Well, I found this review too late. I signed up because I thought I finally found something that was legit and could help my family; I am such a fool.
The charge of $197 is pending on my credit card as I type this. : (
I tried to get "help" from their help desk and was redirected to the start page of the whole scam. Then I tried to call the helpline b/c their info said they have a 24 hour customer service to help you get started and when I called it said they are onlu open Mon.-Fri. until 5:00.
I don't even believe I'll get the information I supposedly paid for now.

Lana   Oregon

9:33am on Monday, December 22nd, 2008 

I am sooooo glad I googled this horrible, exploitation of good hard working people!
Maryanne Kennedy (whoever she is) will be brought down! No doubt! God looks down upon people who are dishonest, with no compassion for people, don't worry, "this too shall pass". To be so ugly, in this tough time in our country is an abomination! Dear, God, please comfort these people who were scammed, just because they were trusting in a complete "LIE", "Thy Will Be Done"

Bob   Colorado Springs, Co.

2:18am on Thursday, December 18th, 2008 

I got the email. I got laid off from my job making good money for the last 8 yrs. Jobs are not plentiful. I read the ad email and it bothered me that it stated, Maryanne Kennedy was not her real name in order to provide privacy for her family. I googled it and came here. Wow, what a bunch of crap. I hope this lady goes down in the flames of hell! People that prey on people need to burn. I am glad i checked it out. Saved me some money! I hope you all can recoup your money and get this bitch busted!!!

Dana   Charlotte, NC

6:34pm on Wednesday, December 17th, 2008 

I thought this was a scam....Glad I didn't buy into it before checking them out. Been burned too many times for it to happen again. Thanks for these warnings!!! Best of luck to all that got scammed.

Kim   Charlotte

11:20pm on Tuesday, December 16th, 2008 

The initial advertising for this program is a scam. For the girl from Glendale, I know how to get in touch with them and I am receiving a refund. I also made a call to the office of the NC General Attorneys Consumer protection and they WANT people to call and report these scams so they can put a stop to it. Steve, thank you so much for this site.

Janet Kuehner   Glendale

5:38pm on Sunday, December 14th, 2008 

I would like to unsubscribe from this company and get my money back. But all the contacts they gave for online are unreachable. How do I get my money back. Can you Please help me. I have no way to contact these people. Thanks Jan Kuehner.

R.G.   MI

2:23am on Saturday, December 13th, 2008 

This reveiw site is great, Ive been scammed to much with other make money sites once is to much have learned to check these make money sites out before I even think about buying do your DD they need to punish these people,but who's going to the goverment most of them have skelitons in the closet if you shook there house it would sound like a rock slide on a nice calm day in the mountains

Cash   Cash

11:52am on Thursday, December 11th, 2008

No Easy money.., as said well, easy comes easy goes along with junk phone calls. Keep it up. Very good site.

Joanne   MI

7:22pm on Monday, December 8th, 2008 

Just an update: It's not over yet guys! I've been through hell and back with these people since I first wrote. Now, they keep calling me asking how the "program is going". They are harrassing me now, just trying to piss me off. This one guy called telling me to enjoy all the future "annoying" phone calls I'll be getting from them. I've got the option to block calls on my phone so I'm hoping this works. These people are from HELL. There's no other explanation.

jadie   Illinois

10:19am on Monday, December 8th, 2008 

I just learned about the program today. It sound really interesting that i was about to purchase the program. Thank God i googled to find out if this is really legit but after seeing all the comments i had a great relief that i didn't just enrolled. Im just a housewife wanting to find a home-based job to help my husband pay off our monthly bills.

Pam B   Louisiana

10:28am on Friday, November 28th, 2008 

I am so glad I "googled" this site. I pretty much "echo" all what has been said about this so called "oportunity". All I want is to make a little extra money to get out of debt. Is that too much to ask. Are there any On Line data entry business that are legit? I don't want to be a millionaire, or drive fancy cars. I just want to be comfortable and not have to worry, worry, worry about bills, and "robbing Peter to pay Paul", as the saying goes. Thanks for the "heads up" on this business.

Frank   Los Angeles

8:36pm on Saturday, November 22nd, 2008 

THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR COMMENTS! I ALMOST GOT SCAMMED. What kind of world are we living now! These people do not know the meaning of integrity! All we ever want is to make some extra cash. God knows we need it now more than ever. I was going through my email and out popped a very attracted email offering a chance to make SOME EXTRA CASH! I've been looking into earning some money from home (computer/internet based) and thank God I googled the INTERNATIONAL DATA ENTRY SUITE from DEVIL KENNEDY! (that's what her name should be) I wonder where she is at at this moment. She should read all of the above comments and feel bad for what she is representing! I guess desperate people can do the imaginable (like ripping people off) just to make an extra dollar! SHAME ON YOU MARY ANNE KENNEDY! To all of you people who were just thinking a way to make some extra cash, I wish you the best and hope you get your money back and then some for the troubles this company has brouth upon you and family. I'll finish with just one comment: INTERNATIONAL DATA ENTRY IS FRAUDULENT!!!!! DO NOT SIGN UP FELLOW AMERICANS!!!

Rogelio   Texas

5:37pm on Tuesday, November 18th, 2008 

I checked into the whitepages (internet) there is nobody under Maryanne Kennedy in Ohio, there is no easy money. easy comes easy goes

luis   new haven ct.

5:58pm on Monday, November 17th, 2008 

get your money back dont hung up until
you get confirmation #

Rob   Henderson, NV

5:53pm on Friday, November 14th, 2008 

Just another scam... sounded too good to be true. I keep wondering if there are any real work at home things out there. Almost ready to stop searching for the answer.

James   Alabama

3:36pm on Saturday, November 8th, 2008 

There is another program, do surveys make money. The information you pay for is a list of companies that offers surveys for companies. It is legit but you arent gauranteed money. When I read this I figured it was the same thing. You pay for a list of companies that hire data entries people and probably some other useless list of things offered.

My cousin does data entry, or in the real world transcriptionist for doctors. She went to school, bought the equipment, and does it at home. She makes descent money. I have another friend who processes rebates, emails, and complaints from home for a travel agency, she does it at home and makes descent money. There are work at home jobs that are legit.

When playing on the internet alot of people use the "work at home and be with your family" as a hook line. You can make money online with affiliate companies or with google adsense, or with a "list" The one thing people dont realize is it does not happen over night. I work online for 2 years with a company, and was making 97 dollars a month. Yes my check was growing, but it did not happen overnight. And I am now writing for blogs and websites for a set amount, this is called freelancing. It depends on how much I write what I get paid.

There are alot of companies out there that now hire non commuters. It is possible to find work at home jobs, not "opportunities" that is the key. Just look and beware of the dream they sale. If there is a huge house, a nice car, and a promise that it can be yours beware... If they try to sell the 2000 dollars a month or more, beware. LIke many above said, if it sounds to good to be true, caution. But some people have to learn the hard way..

Good luck

T Graces   Alabama

10:40pm on Thursday, November 6th, 2008 

I guess I was scammed too. As I was reading , It felt like the samething has happen to me. I want get upset I have learn and I believe we all have learn.It cost's me $197.00 to understand , the web is out to get you and I got Got! And to MaryAnne Kenedy You will have to answer for this. Remember, You Will Reap What you have Sown! And to All whom have got caught by this web, Be Aware.

smartalec44   Phila., Pa.

1:34pm on Wednesday, November 5th, 2008

I just opened the E-mail on this company and googled Online data Institute scam or real and clicked on this site.
Why waste time reading their garbage. Just google and find out.
There are legitimate companies involved in work at home opportunites as per a local tv stations little report.
Just Google these words:
Arise Convergys Elance LiveOps Westcorp Workhomeadvices Working solutions

The trouble with these legitimate companies is that the hourly rate is very low and there is a lot of paper work involved.

Be real people, any mindless data entry or customer service is already outsourced to India.

You have to become educated in HTML and blog creation and come up with something or subject that truly interests you and proceed from there.

Marion   Gouverneur, NY

1:05pm on Wednesday, November 5th, 2008 

I was scammed once and I do not want to ever feel like that again. I went to the BBB of Massillon, OH and read what was said about Online Data Institute and Maryanne Kennedy. Guess whose name was also involved with this company--ANGEL STEVENS--THE QUEEN OF ALL SCAMMERS. Stay away!!

Bonnie White   Chester

6:23pm on Tuesday, November 4th, 2008 

Thanks for the heads up everyone. I learned after being scammed once before on the internet to check with google first. Thank you Google!! Now does anyone know of a legitamate data entry company looking for people to work for them?

mario   MI

11:22am on Tuesday, November 4th, 2008 

Hell yes!!! I had a feeling this was some scammy-S*%$t! Thank you for the heads up, save myself alot of lost time and money.

Cameron   Maryland

4:09pm on Sunday, November 2nd, 2008 

THANK YOU ALL WHO POSTED THIS UP!!! I am 20yrs old live with my parent's an they wanted me to find a job i've always been interested in the online work from home deals so i can make a lot of money an have more freedom to hang with friends an not have to worry about bills etc. i almost got my credit card out i went read everything on INTERNATIONAL DATA ENTRY WORK FROM HOME website everything looked perfect which it was too good to be true, but me bein kinda young i thought why would someone waste that HUGE page of alllllll that information typing all of it an having everything look sooo perfect, if it wasn't true. I was getting ready to call my mom an tell her hey i have a job an tell her it was for data entry an she would say ok not knowing it was something online that involved my credit card.

i decided to get on youtube to do research i saw some crap on GDI or something cause i found nothing like this on "BBB" (better business buereau.) so then i decided well maybe it is good an i found some similar names, but i decided one more try an did google. this was the first page to pop up an wow..... thank you for saving me from getting a beat down from my parent's lol seriously i would of been so stupid.

so i went back to the site that i clicked from my email an X'ed out. an then some chat pops up an says OH WAIT WE WILL GIVE YOU A BETTER DEAL an crap. so i got all these pop up things thinking a person was clicking the paragraphs that has all the stuff so i thought it was a computer so i decided to have a little talk with her Lauren or w/e her name was.

and it was sooo funny i keep saying this is a scam an everything else and i would write big paragraphs to her an right when i hit enter she would start typing like she just had super powers an read that stuff i typed so i keep saying did you google Maryanne Kennedy it says scam all over the internet. oh this is not a scam an would repeat half the paragraphs that are saved in her little chat box. then i said this isn't a live person an she would like this is a live person with a smiley face. wtf thanks too you all you saved my life

J   NS

8:32am on Thursday, October 30th, 2008 

WOW!!! Thank you all for saving my honey some money. He was looking into this the other night and thought it sounded really good. I'm glad I googled to find this info. I decided to read the Warranties, Disclaimers...at the bottom of the site. Hmmm lo and behold...they claim the company is governed under the laws of Nicosia, Cyprus. Yet the address is in Ohio. Thank you for alerting us to the fishy works here.

Felix   IN

8:31am on Thursday, October 30th, 2008 

I called 1-800-381-7820. A cs said i will get my money back. But I am still waiting....damn scam..

Trina   Waianae, HI

4:57pm on Wednesday, October 29th, 2008

Thank you all for sharing. I was seriously ready to get out my credit card, but I decided to google the site first. I sounded too good to be true. Thanks for saving me and alot of other people too.

Keri   Texas

2:41pm on Wednesday, October 29th, 2008 

I google everything that looks to good to be true!! Thankfully I googled Maryanne Kennedy and immediately got this warning!! Thank you everyone for saving me money and so sorry to all that fell for the scam!! I hope y'all get your money back!!

hmbruce   iowa

2:29pm on Wednesday, October 29th, 2008 

Is anyone interested in a class action suit where we all get together and sue them, and put them out of buisiness??? Seriously.I had called to get a refund, got conf.#, and that was on 9/18. I still have not gotten my refund. I am absolutely livid by now. I have called and emailed so many times its not funny. The last time I emailed them, they sent me to esellerate, who as of the day BEFORE was no longer affilliated with them at all. So, now they have forwarded and acclerated my info to their corparate for 2 weeks now (nonexistant), and still no refund. They won't even answer my emails anymore.

Anne F   Connecticut

10:15am on Wednesday, October 29th, 2008 

I ordered the program from Online data Institute and immediately noticed that I got no receipt.There was no E-mail to confirm my order. That was over two weeks ago and I still have not heard from them. I contacted my credit card company and got a new card. Today I received another E_mail from this brazen pearson. If we all report this scam there will in future be one less online and we will help catch up with this thief.

Joanne   MI

9:48am on Wednesday, October 29th, 2008 

Marie: Try calling 1-800-381-7820. I signed up for this on Oct 22 and realized right away it was a scam when I couldn't get through for help. Finally, the next day I called and (surprisingly) got through to someone. After a lot of arguing, I told him I wasn't interested and wanted my money back. He gave me a confirmation # (which I'm sure is fake). I immediately called my credit card company, told them what was going on and they said they would dispute the charge for me if these people continued to charge me. I also closed that credit card account because I really don't know what these people are capable of. On that Friday, some guy calls and asks if I'm progressing and when I said NO, he hung up on me! I got another call from someone on Monday wanting to know how I was getting on with the program and I let him have it with both barrels. I told him I knew it was a scam and asked him if he'd Googled Maryanne Kennedy's name. He said no and I told him he should. I also told him he should be ashamed of himself for working for this so-called company. I demanded my money back again and got nowhere. I tried calling back the number that was on caller ID and got no answer. The phone disconnected after about 20 rings. I'm complaining about this company to the Better Business Bureau, Consumer Fraud Reporting, the Attorney General's Office, the Federal Trade Commission and the Rip Off Report. They pissed off the wrong person. Don't take this people. Fight for what is yours!

Paul   Martha

8:56am on Wednesday, October 29th, 2008 

I paid $197 for Data Entry Work at Home.As soon as my credit card payment was accepted,I was hit foe another $399, which I didn't pay,for certifacation before I could gain access to what I had paid for orginally.

Marie   RI

9:26pm on Tuesday, October 28th, 2008 

I need a number for this Maryanne Kennedy if anyone has it please post.
So I can also fight for my refund. They took my money and I never received anything in the mail.It was to late for me to stop the credit card charge. So it is up to me to dispute it.
I need a start point. Any help would be greatly appreicated.

Asta   IL

2:27pm on Tuesday, October 28th, 2008 

Do I feel stupid, by paying that kind of money, now I have to fight for my money. All I wanted to find something to work from home, so I can spend time with my two children. Doe's anyone knows any decent work from home page.

gerald   new york

6:08pm on Sunday, October 26th, 2008 

thank you guys for info. sounded real legit untill i found you guys.

Steve C   Atlanta, GA

2:43pm on Saturday, October 25th, 2008 

That's right...where are the internet police to catch these rat bastards in the act of ripping off hard working amercans..!!! They should all rot in hell...and maybe they all will..?? This scam is nothing but google adwords..there is sample of the form..and is exactly that....ADWORDS!!!!!

JB   MI

6:35pm on Thursday, October 23rd, 2008 

I just reported them to Consumer Fraud Reporting. I'll let you know of any updates.

Joanne Bohnett   Scotts, MI

8:54am on Thursday, October 23rd, 2008 

Boy, do I feel stupid!! I wish I would have read this blog yesterday before I signed up. I couldn't even get anything started with this program and when I tried to call, no one answered the phone. I tried e-mailing and guess what??? No response. I called the 800-381-7820 number and got through right away. I let them know immediately that I thought it was a scam and I wanted nothing to do with them and they better not charge me for this ridiculousness. The guy kept putting me on hold telling me that his supervisor would have to talk to me. When I asked him why I had to talk to a supervisor he said she was the only one that could cancel. That was ANOTHER lie. When I confronted him about that he immediately gave me a cancellation number. I told him I was going to contact my credit card company and I would be watching for anything else they might pull. He then had the audacity to tell me that my name was chosen for a free cruise and couldn't understand why I told him to shove it. You have to be very strong with these people and let them know that you mean business right off the bat. Good luck everyone.

Christina   Dayton, OH

1:14am on Thursday, October 23rd, 2008

THANK YOU ALL FOR THE $$MONEY$$ SAVING COMMENTS!
I found the website @hand through a yahoo job-searching system. What the heck?! It looked legit until the 10,000 league-long page of why one should quite their day job and go full time into a program that'll run you into the ground, made me consider otherwise! and research more, even after closing the website, a supposedly professional consultant was offering me a 'deal'! Har-hamf! back to real life. I'll enjoy a cup of coco with the sense I saved!

Ruth Mihill   West Palm Beach, FL

12:04am on Tuesday, October 21st, 2008 

I sent my money after a lot of questions and thought but never sure I wasn't getting scammed. My husband has recently passed away and I was looking for something to boost my social security payment of +$1100 per month. But again found that it is really hard to believe anything that we are told in all these advertisements. I followed the instructions until I reached the section talking about domains. I am a good computer operator but not real knowledgeable about the technical end of the beast. Can't blame anyone but myself but have learned another lesson I wish I hadn't had to learn. Thanks for letting me vent.

Gary   Vero Beach, Florida

11:39pm on Monday, October 20th, 2008 

Update,
I called 1-800-381-7820 and after much insistence I
got my money back. Take a lesson. Don't give in and don't give up unless, of course, you can afford to loose $197.00. The will try to talk you into trying
again. There's nothing to try. It's a dead end.

cletis   slackjaw,tx

7:36pm on Monday, October 20th, 2008 

oh come on, all you have to do is give the lady a couple hundred dollars and you too can be on your way to making trillions in internet residule income,what is being overlooked is all the people that sit back and dont get a refund,are helping the poor people in india support themselves,ie tech support,,so there is some good coming from this after all,,,,i too googed the situation and found this site as well as 197 others,,,,

Gary   Vero Beach, Florida

6:18pm on Monday, October 20th, 2008 

Fool me once, Shame on me. Fool me twice, Well they did it again! First Angel Stevens got me for $197
(Witch I did get back) and now Maryann Kennedy. Who
is one and the same. More likely neither even exists.
Well I got it back once, and twice is a charm, wish
me luck. Anybody want to bub a bridge?

T.B.S.-N.H.--Dreamer.   N.H.

10:40am on Monday, October 20th, 2008 

I also was looking for a stay-at-home computer job. I guess there is a sucker born every minute and I was one Two weeks ago when I got lured into the data entry program with Maryanne Kenedy.After they got my money they gave me verry bad help on the phone So for two weeks I have not been able to even get on their data-entry site. One day I had them on speed dial and kept calling ,it took two days to get through nobody would answer,then when I did get through I could not understand her language and the instructions were SHIT! so now I am pissed!##%&##.

ROSA M FERNANDEZ   naples, fl

1:18am on Monday, October 20th, 2008 

i just decided to purchase the data entry, gave all my info (credit card) and after it went thru nothing happen, now i don't know if it went thru or not and no info to be able to contact anyone about my situation. i am so desperate to find a job thru the internet with 4 kids is hard to work away from home and we desperetly need the extra income, now WHAT?????

Kathy   MI

6:06pm on Sunday, October 19th, 2008 

Thank God for Google...I almost got suckered in..But found you people first....Thank you all for saving me....

Jule   MN

4:34pm on Sunday, October 19th, 2008 

Im so glad my boyfriend told me to google it when i was filling out the form. Thanks everyone for their experiences and commenting int here. This all did sound too good to be true.

f lalone   north carolina

10:30pm on Friday, October 17th, 2008 

Stay away. Not only are the addresses listed false but then you get led in to scam sale sites that offer yu drop shipping and access to ebay. The cost of their "professional services" is outrageous and I was kept on the line for three hours then I backed out. I got verbal abuse in high caliber. Follow up phone calls were no different. Anyone can do a search for drop shipping and get a similar service for thousands less.

Kevin   New Jersey

4:06pm on Friday, October 17th, 2008 

I got scammed by Angel several months ago and recently opened an email from Maryanne Kennedy. After listening to her it sounded all to familiar.
When I went to shut her up by cancelling a pop up box came up begging me to reconsider by dropping the price from $197 to $150. The funny thing about the pop up box was it says "Angel says" please reconsider. For such a crafty scumbucket who should be thrown in prison she forgot to change the pop up box from Angel to Maryanne. For the life of me I can't understand why the internet police can't find these people and prosecute to the full extent of the law.

RH   Arizona

2:03pm on Thursday, October 16th, 2008 

thanks to so many of you for the phone # 1 800 381 7820 and the informaton my fingers are cross in hoping for a refund and i have no hair left after talking to those Jack------- on the phone!