MegaTyping

Aimee   Alabama

12:09pm on Wednesday, June 17th, 2009 

I have not used this particular one but I started to thinking I would make mega bucks...yeah right! Also there is another company a home-based-business that is a scam at the website 67gogreen. They always have something hidden. Plus you should never have to dish out money just for materials to find out about the company.

Sharon   Chicago

10:41am on Saturday, June 13th, 2009 

I just purchased Megatyping. I cant logon without username and password. Now Im trying to get my money back their not answering.

Brenda   Ontario, Canada

8:15am on Tuesday, May 12th, 2009 

I just went to the MegaTyping website and tried to unsubscribe, and wouldn't ya know it, the link doesn't work. From what I've read on here, this doesn't surprise me. I personally think all of these online "jobs" are a scam because if it were that easy to make money, EVERYONE would be doing it instead of going out and working a 9-5 job.

Anonymous   Location unknown

5:46pm on Monday, May 11th, 2009 

Mega Typing is a scam. As I read the description fore mentioned, it is very accurate. There really need to be a law prohibiting these scams.

burl wharton   las vegas,nv

9:19am on Thursday, May 7th, 2009 

I too was scammed by mega typing. and I suspect also by some surveys program.
Pass this info to all you know.

Tasha   Yonkers, NY

6:47am on Monday, May 4th, 2009 

I was just about to sign up for the "RISK-FREE" program that required a $47 payment. I personally feel you shouldn't have to pay anything for a job. With that being said, I am going to look for a company that doesnt require my info to charge me or just start my own business. I feel that is the best way to go since you know where u r investing ur money and no one can take advantage of u in the worst way because it is actually ur own business. I will start off the books then go back to school with the lil exp and work on the books for tax reasons.

Stephen   Rochester, NY

10:23pm on Monday, April 27th, 2009

Thank you so much for saving my money! I thought about joining it. But I feel funny. I want to make sure if it is safe site. I always look for a logo "BBB" (Better Business Bureau). The BBB is most important to look at. If it does not have any logo "BBB", do NOT join or buy it. But you have to be careful about yourself. Don't want you become gambling addict. Always look for a logo "BBB".

tricia   SA, tx

3:24am on Sunday, April 26th, 2009 

well sofar i havent had a problem with mega typing... i dont wanna speak to early and burst my own bubble but the only thing i am concerned about is that they dont really tell you how to start the blogs and exactly how it needs to be done. i wont disagree when they said they dont really fill you in on too much info but i will say that i did get logd in and i did had proof and a "receipt" of what i purchased and for how much. i didnt receive a conformation for my credit card payment but when i logd in it shows my account and purchases. I am alittle concerned about why they keep my credit card info on file... normally they should just have you retype your card number and info every time you make a purchase but in this case it seems like they keep ur card info on file so you can just select somthing to buy without going thru the whole process of entering all that card info. sounds like it could be alil iffy to me but i guess ill find out... and i will DEFFF come back and let you all know how things are going for me.

Shawna   Louisville KY

4:40pm on Thursday, April 16th, 2009 

Unfortunately I was one of the suckers who did pay for the program of megatyping.com and got suckered into a bogus program after starting to fill out the information and get started I had to pause and put things on hold for a day or two by the time I came back to it all they wanted was my information again and couldn't find my name and or email in the system. Like I didn't even exist and asked me for all my card information again. I even opted for the manuals to be mailed to me and that was at least 4weeks ago and still have yet to receive anything in the mail. I even tried to request my money back and get even find a phone number or a way to get my money back. I wish I had never even taken the chance. I'm a single mother who just recently lost my job and just wanted to find a legit work at home program so that I could go back to school and still spend time with my boys. If it's out there somebody please let me know, that doesn't cost any money to start.

Katie   Iowa

5:46pm on Sunday, April 12th, 2009 

Wow, I'm extremely glad I stumbled on this! I go to college full-time and work part-time (but just about all of that money goes towards bills and then food!), so the whole Mega Typing deal seemed pretty sweet to me. However, when I got to the part where they wanted $47.00, a red flag went up in my mind. I decided to do some research, and boy am I glad I did! I didn't pay them anything, but they do have my email and phone number. I'm dreading getting all those calls that some have described, but I suppose it wouldn't be quite as painful as actually paying these cheap, scheming imbeciles.

Beau   Monroe, Louisiana

2:06pm on Thursday, April 9th, 2009 

I am sure that this is a program that WILL work for some and WILL NOT work for some. As with anything, you have to put effort in and you can be rewarded. I find it very funny that not a single claim (both good and bad) on here has left their phone number for correspondence. I am going to try some type of program, not sure which. I only hope that the one I try does not take my money because I will go wherever they are located and end results would not be good.

corissa   az

12:01am on Wednesday, April 8th, 2009 

I ALMOST paid for this! I stopped short of entering my personal info and decided to check this site out as to it's trustworthiness and legitimacy. Boy...am I glad I did! Like so many others out there, I have been laid off and would like to find a viable source of income until I can land a job. I can't afford to be shelling out my meager unemployment money for nothing.

Anita   Oregon

7:50pm on Monday, April 6th, 2009 

They bait and switch proposals. First they tell you to get involved with them to make the business connections and charge you $45.00.

Then, prior to eventually directing you to the website that the article above speaks about and MANY others, they tell you that you need to spend an additional $199.00 if you want to "do the business the way it must be done to be successful.

I've discovered that there's most likely something to it, the "advertising" piece that the person above speaks about above in their article however, from what I can tell so far, there is not need to sign up with "Megatyping."

All of the services that they have directed me to thus far are already offered for "free," and it's "ALMOST" impossible, even being internet and computer literate, to locate their Members Login site if you aren't on your own computer where it is in your "Favorites" and/or "Bookmarked!"

I don't think I should be having to use a search engine, instead of the initial "Megatyping.com" to locate the Members login site. WHAT A JOKE!!!

Vickie   St. Louis

1:52am on Wednesday, April 1st, 2009 

I tried to start the program, but there was just so many hoops to jump through that it seemed to be more complicated than an "easy" way to earn money. Anyway, I plan to call the number (customer service: 1-877-864-3558) and cancel out, if I am actually enrolled. I never got a receipt, or anything like that.

Mridula   Surrey, Canada

3:07pm on Tuesday, March 31st, 2009 

they are the fraud and took money from me..

Gail Nagle   Tampa, FL

8:39am on Tuesday, March 24th, 2009 

I got my welcome letter and the link to get started. All it did was take me to the page when I enrolled initially. There was no link for members. I paid for NOTHING!!!!!!!!

Jimmie   Wyoming

10:53pm on Monday, March 23rd, 2009 

Yep! I fell for it and it took me two long days of getting the full control of my computer back. I highly recommend that you back away from anything that has the words Mega and Typing in the same sentence as quickly as you can. DON'T even go there!! There is one other thing that you need to be careful of also and that would be some of the review sites themselves. Choose wisely and go to more than just one or two in your research. These people are getting pretty crafty in their 'marketing' techniques.

Wendy   Fort Worth

2:19am on Wednesday, March 18th, 2009 

Thank you for your candid reviews concerning Megatyping. I have been unemployed since the collapse of the mortgage industry and the last thing I need is to get involved in a scam program.

Gary   Indiana

7:52pm on Tuesday, March 17th, 2009 

You can find the cancellation in the Privacy Policy on www.megatyping.com under section 6 (see below). This is the number I called to cancel within the 30 day trial period to get my money refunded.

6. FURTHER INQUIRIES

Your privacy is important to us. If you have any questions about DWM's Privacy Policy or concerns about the way personal information is being used, please contact our Privacy Officer at:

Privacy Officer Direct Wealth Management, LLC
230 W. 17th St. 4th Floor
New York City, New York
10011, USA

Phone: 1-877-864-3558

M.W.   MS

11:27pm on Sunday, March 15th, 2009 

I have worked HARD all my life, since the age of 14. Now retired and would like a little extra income, but not at the expense as in the past with the fast talkers. Been there, done that. I have tried many programs. Most of the ligit 'on line businesses' are for educated people with knowledge of 'How To' in the first place. I have become educated regarding the type of 'On Line Earn At Home' scams the hard way. I do not mind working hard for an income, but I can no longer do hard work. That is why I retired. I really would like to do some type of 'work from home job', but have just about come to the conclusion that it is a non-existant dream. I still have hope, though. Maybe someone reading this site will follow up with a viable home based business for typist. I will check back from time to time with hope of seeing a 'real deal'. Glad I did not follow through with MegaTyping.

Cynthia   Wisconsin

1:39pm on Friday, March 13th, 2009 

Hi, I'm not sure what the program rating is for, this review, or for Megatyping...Anyway, I looked at "Cindy Marconi, Allentown, PA" and decided to try to get a phone number and call her to see what's up with this program. and Lo and BeHold!, the only marconi in the book is MC, who I called and asked for a "Cindy". No one here with that name, and she stated that she has been getting ALOT of calls for her, I explained to her why, and Oh, she did not know!! Should you get ahold of her, she is a sweet older lady who is being bothered because of Mega Typing picture of a lady not listed, nor heard ofA! Will the REAL CINDY come forward!!!!

John   St. Louis, MO

10:47am on Friday, March 13th, 2009 

There was an unsolicited link in my spam email box about a legit job, yes, JOB that you could work from home that paid $13 - $30 per hour and I clicked on it to find the megatyping.com sales letter. They asked for my name, email and phone number(which I gave them an intentional wrong number)before I could see what was on the next page. I did not order the program but found this link instead in my research and am glad I didn't waste my time and money. Interesting though that I went back to the original link again and initially missed the testimonials on the left side of the page that had two identical pictures of people with different "testimonials"...an obvious red flag.

Sam   Flat Rock, MI

8:19pm on Thursday, March 12th, 2009 

Well, like many of you on this sight, I too have fall for this scam!! I am worried that they will continue to try to withdraw more and more times. Has anyone hear of this happening?? Has anyone been able to get their money back?? Does anyone have a phone number, e-mail or any other info that might help me at least try to get my money back?

Your help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Sam

Rebecca Hudson   Roanoke, VA

10:23pm on Tuesday, March 10th, 2009 

Does anyone have a telephone number for MegaTyping so that I may attempt to cancel?

Rod   Dallas, TX

10:38pm on Monday, March 9th, 2009 

I have decided,after reading all of the comments posted here, to not join the Mega Typing Program. If there are so many people dissatisfied - there must be something wrong with the program. The positive comments seem to be written by people that don't have a good grasp of the english language - maybe people from Mega Typing!

cherie   ontario

3:08pm on Monday, March 9th, 2009 

i signed for mega typing and have received nothing. they credited my credit card for the enrollment fee but ive yet to see anything from them. i want to cancel my application at this time and credit back my money to my card.

Richard   Montreal

10:21am on Saturday, March 7th, 2009

Thanks for the heads up everyone; I too was about to make a horrible mistake.

Melanie   Texas

7:55pm on Friday, March 6th, 2009 

Same thing, but I did pay that heavy accented woman. Now the site does not recognize my login info.

Ty   Indianapolis

10:07am on Friday, March 6th, 2009 

I just got off the phone with this woman with a thick accent, and I had a bad feeling about this from the beginning. She told me there is a $47.00 fee, and after I said I was not interested anymore she said she would drop $20.00. I'm glad I found this website, because MegaTyping is a bunch of BS.

Stacey   So Cal

9:08pm on Wednesday, March 4th, 2009

thanks for the reviews guys, just was about to make a bad choice apparently.

Maggiw   Minnesota

4:29pm on Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009 

After reading all the reviews...the good reviews, that say this program is awesome and so on...these folks can't spell or have a limited grasp of the English language. I am also quite intrigued as to how they attack those that chose not to succumb to the scam. Hmmm...

Bill   Sweet home Alabama

6:27pm on Monday, March 2nd, 2009 

Most of the negative comments here by others are fully descriptive of my experience today. I cannot accentuate enough the need to deny going with MegaTyping. DON'T DO IT!!! I too, am a winner for rejecting this B/S.

Yvette   Bronx, NY

6:21pm on Saturday, February 28th, 2009 

i'm really glad i decided to check out this site. i have a claudia #1826 calleing me yesterday and today, after i told her i will check out their site. you can't check out anything on their site and when you try to close, a popup with some lady, typing you a message comes up. you're right about the thick accents and there is so much background noise during the call. claudia claimed it was all the customer representatives trying to get return calls.btw, all of you people that are claiming laziness, well i have a full=time job and work hard. i need the extra cash because when they take out the taxes, there is hardly enough to pay all the bills.you shouldn't make judgments about people, as you don't know their circumstances.

Joe   The OC Cali

8:30pm on Tuesday, February 24th, 2009 

Wow. How true. I suffered through the whole thing on the phone: "So Joe how does that sound?... Well, Joe, this is the perfect opportunity for you..." "Mhm. Yes. That sounds excellent." "How would you like to pay for the $47 one-time starter-fee? Credit or debit?" **click**
Just got off the phone with some lady with a heavy accent from God knows where while I was researching whether or not she was full of crap. She is. I mean, the program may be legitimate in the sense that it does help you start up, but there are plenty of places online that teach you how to do the exact same thing they do but for free and without the B.S. pitch to get your money.
As for being affiliated with NBC and FOX and whatnot: bull.
If you feel like **WASTING** $47 bucks when you can do the same thing for free, go ahead.

L   Ny, Ny

12:55pm on Wednesday, February 18th, 2009 

i was told about this program by a friend and immediately put it into google. as i was typing in "megatyping" google suggested "mega typing scam" so i clicked that instead and found all of this information and then some. before you hand over your hard earned money do the research!!!! there's plenty of information and warnings out there so you can protect yourself and your money!!

toronto   criminal

9:09am on Friday, February 13th, 2009 

I spoke to several different reps over several days and tried to verify through many detailed questions if this was legitimate. After finally deciding to say what the hell! And throw 50 bucks at them just to see. I mean I am not looking to join a scam or get rich, just help me pay for university. Well, my email and password were not even recognized on the login page. So I could not even tell you about any other horrible cheats they may try. Please be careful and there is anyone out there who can stop these guys legally or otherwise then please do some justice!

Tanisha   toronto

6:07pm on Wednesday, February 11th, 2009 

man... I never knew that they can rip off people so easily. they made everything seem so true. I with we could just delete their site

Leah   eastchester, ny

12:05pm on Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 

I'm glad i didn't invest anything into megatyping after reading these comments on this website! something told me to search for feedback WHILE I WAS STILL ON THE PHONE WITH MEGATYPING (thank god i did) and found this site, all i typed in was "is megatyping a scam?" THANKS EVERYONE!

Cynthia Sipes   San Antonio, Texas

10:43am on Monday, February 9th, 2009 

When I signed up for MegaTyping, I thought I would be doing data entry for needy companies. But instead I found that their idea of data entry is opening this account and that account. I just really started following their steps this past Saturday and spent all day Sunday on the computer (much to my husband's dismay). They tell you that it only takes an hour or two per day. Well it actually took me 2 days to get everything set up. This morning I woke up and realized that this is not what I want. I want to do data entry. I do not want to promote products and sell. I already do that with my full time job and do not want to carry that to the home. Good luck to those who stay with MegaTyping. I will be leaving them today.

ACE   Maryland

11:20am on Friday, February 6th, 2009 

One word,SCAM!!!! If any body has a legit work from home business,i would like to join. This recession is NO GAME!!!

LaVonte   VA

12:41pm on Thursday, February 5th, 2009 

Took me a couple weeks to get it set up and figure it all out. But I got my blog setup and have gotten a few hits and started making some money. Good program for those who have some free time.

georgia   mississippi

6:50pm on Wednesday, February 4th, 2009

I would like to make extra income from typing!

Doug Smith   MARYLAND

11:10pm on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009 

I took a brief look at the website (without signing up for anything); the DANGER sign for me was the "select your state" box... Someone might point out to these f**king RIP OFF artist, is that there are 50 United States, not 49!!! The one they missed? The one I live in- MARYLAND! Fortunately, my brain is not as disabled as my body is.

Linda S Meadors   Wisconsin

10:44am on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009 

Please, please, do not, I say do not give them the time of day! This is a SCAM... and yes they are to be reported to the BBB. They mislead the applicants by making one to think that all is set and ready to go after they have your information. I have called numerous times only to get the recordings that all representatives are busy with other customers. However, truth be told there is no intent to respond the calls. Perhaps this a beginning of a "grass roots org" to clean up these SCAMS. Linda, WI

Larry   United States

1:16am on Monday, February 2nd, 2009

I was in the process of researching Mega-Typing when I came across this forum, it helped me make up my mind. Mega-Typing isn't accredited by the BBB or anything like that, at least not that I found. Not everybody is interested in that so I dug deeper.

Turns out MT isn't a very good company to be associated with! Everybody keep writing good or bad people need to know!

rick   tx

7:25pm on Saturday, January 31st, 2009 

im glad i researched mega typing and came across this review. I will not be trying it out

Marcus   Edmonton, AB

7:31am on Saturday, January 31st, 2009 

I wonder if the people calling everyone off the hook to rip them off are making money at home....lmfao

Sheryl   Oklahoma

8:41pm on Tuesday, January 27th, 2009 

I had my reasons for not wanting to join this company. I told this lady in a nice way and she wouldn't listen. As of right now, 10 1/2 hours later the same number has called me 3 times and hung up. I have caller ID, the number is in Jersey City, NJ. Do they make money calling my number and hanging up? If this company is good for any of you thats great, to each there own. I just feel that maybe to rep that contacted me is not someone I would prefer to get stated with. Maybe another rep would not have made a bad impression. I don't want to offend anyone this is only my opinion. Everyone is entitled to one.

Cynthia   Phoenix, AZ

3:10pm on Tuesday, January 27th, 2009 

I'm always surprised to read negative comments when it's clear people aren't willing to work for their money. I joined and put in a few hours of week of work... it took some time and creativity to get started, but now I see some extra income coming in and its a great bonus to have!

Sheryl   Oklahoma

10:05am on Tuesday, January 27th, 2009 

Mega-Typing called me, I went to this site and am glad I did. When I told the lady I was not interested in having to get my own web site and promote it and all of that she told me that I didnt have to. She was kind of pushy! I told her to go to this site and look at it and she might understand why I said no. I finally hung up on her because I couldn't get off the phone with her. She called back 2 minutes later and I didn't answer. Hope she dont make a habit of that!!

Tammie   Jacksonville,Fl

11:57pm on Monday, January 26th, 2009 

The company is an scam. I have been trying to get mine money back, but wasn't successful at all. When people are looking for good honest work. There always cons out there to mess you over.Beware, if sounds to good to be true. Most likely it is.

Anna   Savannah

12:12am on Sunday, January 25th, 2009 

When I tried to get on to the site there wasn't any login site for me to log into. I've tried to log in several times.

Julie   Garden Grove, CA

11:51pm on Monday, January 19th, 2009 

For the program rating, I'm only sorry I can't rate LOWER than 1 -- this company's rating belongs in negative territory! Luckily, I didn't actually spend any money, but I've had a dreadful experience with them anyway. After I gave my information on their web site, someone called me one evening. It happened to be at a very bad time, as I was just about to head out the door to deal with an emergency situation with my mother-in-law who needed me right away. When I explained to the woman on the phone that I had to leave and didn't have time to talk, but that I'd be happy to talk to her the next day, she became VERY rude (nasty, actually) and didn't seem to care one bit that I told her I had an emergency to deal with. Emergency or not, it was more important to her that I listen to her sales pitch. She didn't seem to want to let me go, so I got mad and just hung up on her. I decided right then and there that I wanted nothing to do with that company. Since then, I've been getting countless calls from them and they won't leave me alone. At first, I NICELY requested that they stop calling me, and when that didn't seem to work, I became A LOT more firm (assertive), but they just won't give up! This shows me that they have no respect for anybody -- they ONLY care about getting their money and I think they're just trying to wear me down until I spend money on their stupid worthless system just to get them to shut up. What a NASTY bunch of crooks!!!!! Take my advice, everyone -- don't get yourselves involved with this company or these kind of people.

Kitt Rush   Ohio

11:40pm on Wednesday, January 14th, 2009 

I have a Masters Degree and I am a Certified Public Accountant and I got scammed. I am going to deny the charge on my credit card when it comes in and then apply for a different number. Times are hard right now and I feel they need to be stopped. I have enough attorney friends to do just that.
Deny the charge when your card comes in and report them to BBB. It might save someone else.

Kitt

pat   nebraska

9:41pm on Wednesday, January 14th, 2009 

yeh pat here. hey just to let everyone know this program is full of crap. fist of all just examine their website, i mean come on that's not a professional site. Before you do anything after discovering an internet job...Please by all means research it!!!!!!!!!!!!and use good instincts(if it sounds to good to be true it Usually always is!!)

sherry   podunk canada

8:23pm on Tuesday, January 6th, 2009 

i was contacted by mega typing a few moments ago and after they informed me that my only option was to pay 47.00...one time only offer.... by Visa, or MC... i was unable to pay them with a prepaid card... i asked to speak to a person who could answer why, was informed no, and then i politly told them to take f***ing leap... i punched mega typing into google and found out...... SCAM!!! not on BBB or registered anywhere as being a legitimate company... if you dont believe this check first... dont pay attention to the ads that they post from people like..... andy, stampord ct(i am a winner!!!) .... and for V in toronto WAY TO GO!!!

Mickey   Peterborough

11:19pm on Wednesday, December 31st, 2008 

AFTER I SPENT THE ENTIRE EVENING ATTAMPTING TO SET MYSLF UP ON "MEGATYPING" i COULDN'T FIND ANYTHINFG I FILLED OUT & NEVER TURNED A WHEEL WITH IT SO I FEEL I WAS SCAMMED. iF HTE COMPANY DOESN'T REEMBURDE ME THEN I CHAULK IT UP TO A $47 DOLLAR LESSON LEARNT.

greg   montana

9:52pm on Friday, December 19th, 2008 

i expect the only ones getting paid for online typing are the shills that megatyping hired to give the few "glowing" reviews you see on here...lol

wendell   TX

5:32pm on Friday, December 19th, 2008 

Megatyping is not a SCAM! its just that there are people who don't know how to follow instructions thats why they are not earning money..as an individual, if you are going to deal w/ this kind of business (megatyping), you have to work for it. i mean you have to do something for you to earn money..

Carol   Location unknown

1:24pm on Tuesday, December 9th, 2008

For those of you claiming that people searching to make money from home are lazy - you obviously have no concept of what it is like to try and provide for a family! You don't know peoples' personal situations and what led them here, it is ignorant to judge without full knowledge of circumstances. I, for one, am an educated disabled parent trying to help my husband support our family in these trying times. If I was physically able to work outside the home...I would! That does not make me lazy or stupid in any way. There is NOTHING wrong with wanting to provide for your spouse and children. By the way, clearly you all had an interest as well or you wouldn't have arrived at this site yourself and been able to launch such ridiculous personal attacks!

Mario   Florida

1:26pm on Monday, December 8th, 2008 

Thanks Google and all your comments out there for helping me not get scammed AGAIN. There has got to be a program that you can make money easily enough on the internet. I mean the internet is a gold mine and there has to be legitimate programs where you don't have to spend a fortune, eductae yourself for days, product inventory and so forth. i am presently trying the dropshiping and selling on ebay and even that is nickel and diming yourself to death...what a pain. All I am looking for is to make a couple thousan a month to pay the bills and mortgage.

Virginia   Toronto

4:51am on Thursday, December 4th, 2008 

I was one of the foolish on that did not listen to my little small voice. I signed up for their program, but did not go through with the enrollment when I realized they wanted me to give them my personal info. It was not long when they call me, and that was when they got to me. How could people be so wicked to each other? I will never do this again. For all of us that was taken by these people. I leave them in God's hand. I did warned them, I told them if they rip me off I know how to pray, and I promise you this pay they will maybe not with money, but with something worst than that witch they done to us. I am saying MEGA TYPING IS A BIG RIP OFF!

By for now, and God blessings to all this coming holiday.

Virginia (Toronto, Ont.)

Quinn   Pittsburgh, PA

1:25pm on Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008 

Works for me!! I admit you need to take some time to read over the instructions to set it up. Really its a matter of following directions. Once your done taht your good to go!

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9:43pm on Saturday, November 29th, 2008 

I keep getting phone calls, at least 10 per night, and no one leaves a message. This is annoying and I am tired of it, it needs to stop NOW!!!!!!!!!

Lois Graham   Hawaii

2:15pm on Tuesday, November 25th, 2008 

This has taught me a very valuable lesson. I accdently found out that "Mega Typing " is a Scam. I am retired and on limited income and can't afford to loose anything. This just goes to show that there is a God and he has others here on earth watching out for the unsuspecting. God Continue to Bless you for keeping unsuspecting victims informed.

Derek Paschal   smithfield nc

1:44am on Monday, November 24th, 2008 

thank you, for your the info they almost got me. its sad to see in times like these, that you have some people who are not really honest.with the economy being the way it is,you need to make every dallor count,the enter net could be a great place to make money if people where honest it could be apart of the solution in our economic dowm turn.with the correct information we would get correct solutions.

jvi   jersey

3:26pm on Friday, November 21st, 2008 

i was just inquringing about making money at home, so i gave my home phone number and of course my mother had answered and to my luck she was our nationallity and said would give her a discount which she did,my mom was just trying to be too me cause im disabled.. but i was so mad cause i wanted to do more research.There is no way to contact these people just via email and they tell you the same thing over and over....don't even give your info..

Alice   Massachusetts

7:16am on Thursday, November 20th, 2008 

I too came upon the MegaType website, what a
mistake!! I got the schpeal for what they are
all about and the quick discount mentioned if
i joined right away. Well i guess i am just looking over sites and second time call of NO!! is not sufficient, because now they won't stop calling i had to disconnect the phone. Don't even glance at Mega Type site, keep going......

V   Toronto

10:44pm on Monday, November 17th, 2008 

Megatyping is pure bullshit!!

andy   stampord ct

1:10pm on Monday, November 17th, 2008 

I have this program until now and I want you to know guys that mega typing is EXCELLENT, I am earning about $1600 a per week now and it was really great. Of course you need to do hard work for you to be able to get money., you need to spend time doing some researching and work to those company eagerly for you to get income, this is a win-win situation guys ok.. I am a winner!!! thanks MEGA TYPING

Mel E   Washington State

9:04pm on Friday, November 14th, 2008 

So, obviously I am not signing up for this after reading all of the "great" things people had to say about this. But, because they have been calling me approx. 17 times a day, I decided to finally answer the phone today. I asked for the website so I could get more information. Then I found this site. I then called my neighbor who is a local Sheriff, and he said that since they have been calling me 17 times a day, before 7:00am and after 9:30pm on some occasions, that I could call and asked to be removed from their list. If they did not oblidge IMMEDIATLEY I could have legal recourse. I called the number for customer service off the megatyping.com website under cancellations, - 1-877-806-5516 and spoke to a Bobby D. at extension 2004. His ONLY JOB is to issue refunds. So, if you were scammed give good old Bobby D a call. He promises you a refund if you are not happy. I guess we'll see if he's full of **** or not. GOOD LUCK!!!!!

moby   matty

12:16pm on Thursday, November 13th, 2008 

Do not sign up for amything with MegaTyping!!!! PLEASE. I got a call from them today and they wanted me to give them my money and i told them i would review their company first before i signed up and sure enough, there are a SCAM!!!! In this tough economy, $47 goes a long way. DONT DO IT!!!!!

Jennifer   Ohio

7:35pm on Tuesday, November 11th, 2008 

I have been sitting at my computer for over 10 hours trying to desifer all the crap that this website is throwing my way. I have emailed them asking what the heck did I pay and sign up for, yet they still haven't responded. The only fact that came to me during this whole day was that they wanted me to download all this stuff pertaining to google, and not once was data entry mentioned and how much I could make. I really need this money, and instead I lost money that I couldn't afford to loose. Well I can chalk this up to another costly learning experience. The amazing thing about this mega typing is that if you go to the extra's there is a link for data entry, and in this information the author tells you to go to some of these other links to find typing jobs that you don't have to pay for. I feel so stupid, I should of just googled this site first.

RC   Miami

8:31pm on Thursday, November 6th, 2008 

Oh, gosh I was had.. I feel like a big dope.. I am a highly educated person who works for the state attorney's office. I paid the $47 and got all the information and it looked good. Now all of sudden I can't get access to the site due to password or email not recognize. I'm just worry now that they will charge up my account. TO THOSE INDIVIDUALS OUT THERE .. DON'T TRUST THEM ---

James   college park

9:53am on Tuesday, November 4th, 2008 

Thank you for this information. I am trying to find a way to keep the roof over my head, it is very desapointing to see these kind of scam run on people just trying to make a living.

Teresa   Rhode Island

8:43am on Tuesday, November 4th, 2008 

I was contacted by Mega Typing and they try the hard sell and do not give up easy. I never inquired with them so I guess they received my info from other sources. I was lucky enough not to give them any of my money. Hope this saves someone the same.

david bello   houston tx

1:37pm on Saturday, November 1st, 2008 

i hate to admit this but i am so dissapointed. megatyping gave me a wake up call to introduce me to this business and i was happy dat i dnt have to go any where to look for a job instead i can do it at home.but a friend of mine told me it is a scam and i regret giving dem my debit card information,but thank God my debit card is not working

mary taylor   arkansas

5:48pm on Monday, October 27th, 2008 

The program was a complete flop and i think they should be ashamed taking hard working americans money with the economy being so bad,i would not recommend this company to anybody,they don't explain how time consuming it is to set up and you almost have to be a genius to set it up if you can figure it out

Betty   West Milford, NJ

9:41am on Thursday, October 23rd, 2008 

I am a single mother of three and it is very hard for me to work as child day care is outragously expensive so I wanted to find something I could do from home. I'm by no means a greedy person and am not out to make millions. Just enough to get by.

So a freind of mine said they found this mega typing online said that you just fill out forums with no selling or anything like that. They said it looked legitimate to them so I trusted them. I paid the $47 dollars, unfortunately and I talked to one of their representatives. I specifically asked them if I had to sell or promote anything and they said no. THEY ARE FLAT FACED LIARS!!!!!

They assured me all I had to do was type for companies filling out forums and scanning documents. Still I didn't fully trust them so they told me about the customer support line. I told them no and hung up. 3 minutes later the Supervisor (Mark Garcia) calls me back. Again assuring me that I would not have to sell or promote anything. So they took my card info and said it was guaranteed anyway. So I asked for their number in case it was not what I thought. the number he gave me was 877-806-5516. All you get is a voice mail to leave a message and no one calls you back!!!! These reviews of people who think its great are probably trying to save face or really don't care that it's all a lie.

If you don't know anything about bussiness marketing you are totally screwed!

Beware! Beware! Beware!!!!!!!

shanel   MD

3:02pm on Thursday, October 16th, 2008 

MEGA TYPING HAS BEEN CALLING ME OFF THE HOOK ALL DAY LONG.I TOLD THEM I HAVE TO RESEARCH BEFORE I SIGNED UP THEY EVEN WANTED TO GIVE ME A $20 DISCOUNT IF I SIGNED UP RIGHT AWAY THAT SOUNDS TO DESPERATE, RIGHT AWAY I KNEW SOMETHING WASN'T RIGHT. AM SO HAPPY I FOLLOWED MY MINE AND WENT ON THE INTERNET THEN FOUND THIS PAGE.I DID NOT FALL INTO THIS SCAM BECAUSE I THINK ANYTHING YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR IS NOT REAL WHY WOULD I PAY FOR SOMETHING AND I DID NOT MAKE ANY MONEY YET HM!HM! INTERNET TO CHECK IT OUT FIRST

A.C.   Coos Bay, OR

10:47pm on Thursday, October 9th, 2008 

I just got a phone call from one of their people. It is 8:30 PM. While I was talking to him I went to this site and was so thankful that I did. Thank you so very much for giving us "The Head's Up!", on this so called company

Toni   IN

6:32pm on Tuesday, October 7th, 2008 

I am a young part-time worker, full-time student, with a newborn baby--the perfect target for megatyping; however, luckily I was not fooled. I'm currently doing an investigative article on online scams, and people, for several months I've been researching these so called work-at-home jobs and they are all scams. The more clever scams are designed as website review sites. They are the worst. I'm glad some of you figured it out in time and I'm sorry for those of you who didn't. Howevever, I'm dissapointed in those of you who are saying "that's what you get for being lazy" Shame on you. Most of the people scammed by these frauds are not lazy, they are working hard, infact, like me, they are working too hard, which is why they are looking for an alternative to working fifty+ hours a week at jobs that pay little. Or, some people, like me, have a baby and are trying to get additional money. Yes, we should have to work for our money, but it doesn't have to be "hard." it is possible to like your job, or to have an easy job. But, you won't find it online.

Anonymous   Location unknown

2:44pm on Monday, October 6th, 2008 

ha! i just got call today from mega typing and decided to look around on internet before i get involved(even though it sounded good to have some extra job at home).

too bad its not real, but its good i didn't invest in their 'earning easy money from people that want to work from home' fund !

thank you for all your reviews !!!!!!!

Juliana Williams   Glenview,Il

2:32pm on Saturday, October 4th, 2008 

I have tryed to e-mail these people on how to get on my website or what ever. And they have not answed me. So maybe they are a Shady business. And also they have my account infomtion. So I would like to know what the story is.

Thanks Juliana Williams

Chris   FL

9:51am on Friday, October 3rd, 2008 

OMG!!! Megatyping.com has been calling my cell phone OFF THE HOOK since 8am yesterday morning!!! I didn't know the phone number so I didn't answer until today at 10am after missing 7 calls between 8am-10am today all from the same #'s which are 201-621-5696 and 201-621-5694. Any company who calls so desperately is a scam in my book and they make money off of signing people up obviously. Hopefully the harrassing calls will stop now!

Tanya   Baltimore MD

9:33am on Thursday, October 2nd, 2008 

I did not invest in this program because the lady who called to sell the program to me was not very educated on how to answer questions I tried to locate the business by going to bbb to read thier complaint history but I was not able to find them listed so I took that as a sign that they were scam artist, then I found this site. Thanks oh by the way if the program was so great and all it takes is hard work then how come no one who wrote in can tell you how well they are doing. Dont be fooled its just a scam .

Elvin   NJ

1:36pm on Tuesday, September 30th, 2008 

OMG...i been receiving like 25 calls from an unknown number...when i pick up ..it was some lady from megatyping..she ask me, if i wanted to make money like 300 a day..she could barely speak English..than shes ask for my credit card, so she can charge 50 dollars so them can start sending me information....i hangup the phone...and withing to 2 minutes i found this site bout how megatyping is a scamm....thank you everyone..

Ashley   Location unknown

10:40am on Tuesday, September 30th, 2008 

Is MegaTyping a scam?? NO!

I can agree that you do need to know how to read and what your learning can be confusing at first, as anything is that is new. But speaking from experience you just need to take it step by step and apply yourself. Money is never just handed to you, there is no such thing as a get rich quick scheme. You must be willing to but in the time and effort.

MegaTyping provided all the information (and more) to get set up. May I also point out, why would they offer customer support if it were a scam?

My experience with MegaTyping was great, i received the information and got set up - i had some questions and customer support assisted very promptly. I'm now making a good amount of coin with this system, but I did have to work for it!

Its a shame some people are too lazy to apply them selfs and work hard.

Liz   Ontario Canada

1:54pm on Friday, September 26th, 2008 

Mega Typing has been calling me for 2 weeks now to join. After reading this I asked them if it was so good why they weren't doing it!! Thanks to all for the important info and showing me this is a scam

Katie   Toronto, Canada

3:35pm on Thursday, September 25th, 2008 

I'll admit, I was confused about what this program offered at first, but this is a great program that really teaches you how to earn money online. Once you read through their ebook its really easy to do. I"m using my blog to make money. I like writing and posting comments. This is great for me. If you think this is a scam, then your not patient - you just need to read the manual!! I''m going to get my family involved in this!

Thanks!

RM   Old Bridge, NY

7:12am on Thursday, September 25th, 2008 

Laid off from work. I looking on the internet to work at home to be being in extra money. I got a call from mega type to sign up to work at home. The women said check your time to time. After a week waiting for a special password. I look on internet found out that Mega type is a scam.

irene20   Location unknown

12:46pm on Thursday, September 18th, 2008 

Never Invest your money on megatyping! its mega-bullshitting thats what its is. IT A TOTAL SCAM!
They are liars. they make money out innocent people. There are no such things as work at home jobs. You have to work hard to earn money. I invested $27 when they called me. they practically begged me to sign up.They saisd ill receive the information right after i pay. as soon as i paid with my credit card, i realized it was a scam cuz they promised to send me the info to my email and they didnt! so right away i called the credit card company and reported my caerd stolen. and they canelled the card and they are not going to use my credit information that i gave them! i didnt loos anything here but now i know what megatyping is!

C   Brooklyn NY

11:30pm on Monday, September 15th, 2008 

Who in their right mind would, in the middle of one telephone conversation, insist that I borrow someone else's credit card to sign up for mega typing. Well to tell you who is not. I received a call from 201-621-5694 a few hours before midnight last night from someone from "Megatyping" encouraing me to join to make extra money. I indicated that I do not wish to join because I do not own a credit card. The response was to borrow from a friend or family as the returns would be great and I would be able to pay them back. I asked for a website in order to check their reference and was given megatyping.com. I did a number check and found the telephone number originates in Hackensack, NJ and is supported by Allegiance Telecom, Inc. It's not even worth us bombarding them with phone calls for they will be at our expense. Right now,I think $50 would be better spent investing in Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Lehman Brothers, or AIG

OS   TX

11:21am on Friday, September 12th, 2008 

This is definately a scam. Luckly I only paid $27 to "Megatyping". Within a couple of days of signing up I received 3 different calls try to get additional money. First a guy from business solution of megatype asked me to pay$500 up front he was going to be my tutor. The total will be $3000 after it was all done Next another person called from Igomugul.com he state he was going to be my mentor and that I should pay a one time fee of $199. The third person was calling to calling to sign me up for $47, she said she did not know I have already signed up with Megatyping. Watch out guys these fake companies out to get you.

KC   Virginia

9:37am on Wednesday, September 10th, 2008 

Thank God I did not invest in this program as I have researched several internet home based businesses myself. First hint, marketing representative only repeats himself/herself and cannot answer questions outside of their little skits. Second hint, they put a manager on the line with the same heavy accent that tries to seem sympathetic to you and offers you an immediate 50% discount and still does not commit to answering your questions. Third hint, they insist that their company is legitimate, but cannot prove it in writing. Hope this helps.

Dawn K   PA

4:10pm on Wednesday, September 3rd, 2008 

I too have been scammed. I wish I would have been smart enough to do the investigating process on Tuesday, September 2, 2008, then maybe I would have been wiser as to my choice to purchase the program at the discount 1/2 off price of $27. How dumb am I? When I agreed to purchase the program at half price, the web-site directed me to the download information, which in turn took me to a screen where there were several blog page examples set up. I was to pick the blog page that caught my eye -- so to speak -- and then I was directed to the next page, where I was to enter my own personal information onto the Blog Page I had specified. I had no idea what to do with it. I have never done a blog page. So being frustrated, I quit for the evening. Today when I tried to go onto my chosen name Blog Page, about 500 same name as mine web-sites came up. When I went onto the download site to obtain my Typing 4 Dollars Program...I was directed to this site, where I now know I was scammed. Tough, Costly, break. Live & learn.
Dawn

Justin Wofford   Jacksonville Florida

2:41pm on Monday, August 25th, 2008

Why do you people fall into these traps. Do your research, seriously. When these people explain the program and business opportunity to you, doesnt it sound really good? Of course it does they want your money. You will never make easy money in this world unless it's handed down to you from an inheritance, if you win the lottery or if you sue someone. Can I have all of your phone numbers so that I can call you and close you on a great business idea and steel money from you. You people are really desperate and very easy to get money from. I talk to people everyday about their credit card debts and I could easly get whatever information I want from them, like credit card numbers, social security numbers, dob, drivers license, anything. This is becuase they are lazy and just want an easy way out of being broke. Pat yourselves on the back because you have all been suckered.

Jenny L. Comfort   Concord, Michigan

7:24pm on Saturday, August 23rd, 2008 

I just found out you are a big scam...your 'so called' Support site does not even exist and I WANT MY MONEY BACK!

L GREGORY   CADIZ, KY

3:06pm on Monday, August 18th, 2008 

i was called on saturday, and agreed to give these people $4000.00 to get started on this wonderful program that they spoke so highly of. the more i thought about it, i started looking around, and now i find this information, and for sure i put a stop on my credit card. now i can only hope and pray that these scammers don't get anything from the cc company.. i am just about ready to scream, i am so upset about all this stuff. next time, i will be a lot more careful.

Melissa   Mobile, Al

9:07am on Monday, August 18th, 2008 

I cannot believe all the people who can do this! Ive been scammed once already with one of these programs...$950.00 to be exact!!!!! Im having trouble getting my money back and Im so glad that I know how to look into these scams further now. People are just so greedy these days.