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Twitter Profit House Review

Are the Twitter Cash Kits a Scam...?

 

Twitter Profit House (twitterprofithouse.com) is a new take on a growing trend in home business opportunities.  The company behind Twitter Profit House has copied the aggressive marketing campaigns used by the creators of simmilar products known as Google Cash Kits.

These people will stop at nothing to legitimize their offers as shown by the way they advertise their products.  The classic characteristics of these campaigns include using fake blogs, developing websites to resemble newspaper articles, and using IP reading scripts to regionally customize their offers.

There's a reason why they use an arsenal of deceptive advertising tricks to sell their system but before I get into that I want to talk about their program first.

What is Twitter and Can Twitter Power House Really Make You Money...?

For those who don't know Twitter is an insanely popular communication tool for both personal and business users.  It allows you to "Tweet" short messages that get broadcasted to your community of followers.

Many online businesses, celebrities, and every days folks have taken strongly to this phenomenon.  However as popular and entertaining as Twitter is there're still debates going on about the monetary value that Twitter possess.

There are ways to make money with twitter but it's definitely not the gold mine that proponents of Twitter Profit House and other Twitter Kits will have you believe.  The majority of people who make money with it are supplementing an existing online business.  Through Twitter they can quickly announce a sale, the development of a new product, or the release of free info to their followers.

The bottom line is that the value in Twitter comes from the ability to communicate to millions of people instantly.  However it's still up to you to come up with ways to get these people to follow you on twitter.

So are Twitter Profit House and the Twitter Cash Kits a Scam...?

These programs make unreasonable claims about the average person's profit potential with Twitter and also use a plethora of deceptive advertising tactics to sell their product.  However, their worst infraction is that they hide a hidden monthly fee from their customers.

If you take a look at the Terms and Conditions you'll see this,

"By submitting an order through this website, you are agreeing to receive online access to the Twitter Profit House Resource Center for a 7-day trial period...Following the 7-day trial period, the credit card you submitted will automatically be charged $99.99 for monthly membership access to the Twitter Profit House Resource Center."

Most people never see this section and end up getting billed the outrageous amount of a hundred bucks a month for info that can be found for free or at much more reasonable rates.  Also keep in mind that they start the trial period the day you order not the day you receive your CD kit.

If you were unaware of these hidden charges and need to cancel you can reach Twitter Power House at 888-822-4507 or by email at support@twitterprofithouse.com.

Additional Twitter Cash Kit Scams to Watch Out For...

The really scary thing about these companies is that they're good at what they do and over the years have become proficient at reinventing their scams.  Just like with the Google kit scams whenever one product stops selling or gets exposed they simply change the name and start all over again.

Below is a snapshot of some of the more popular twitter scams around at the time of writing this article.  I'm sure that there'll be a lot more so I will update this page as I come across them.

Twitter Profit House Prosper Twitter Cash
Fake News Article Fast Twitter Profits

 

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Customer Reviews for 'Twitter Profit House'

Comments to date: 54. Page 1 of 1. Average Rating:

Tabitha   North Carolina

10:47am on Tuesday, October 27th, 2009 

I ordered the system today...once I read all of this I called my bank. The suggestion was to cancel your card. Not your account. They will quickly send you a new card in 5-7 days. Done. I am usually extremely smart about this, but a girl from my hometown published her success in our newspaper with her picture...imagine that!! Can't trust anyone!

Nathan   New Zealand

12:28am on Thursday, August 20th, 2009 

This is a damn good way of making money. Fortunately thanks to all your experiences I will save my $1 entrance fee, which is damn enticing with the believability of the wording and folk they use in marketing there scheme. Thank you. Now if I could just get 1 million of you good folk to all send me $1, I would be extremely happy. You don't need to give me your credit card details which will save me from the temptation of putting my greasy paw unethically in your pocket. Just send it and I promise this money will be used selfishly to progress my hobby of cycling. Looking at a Lance Armstrong special if enough pilgrims feel guided to contribute, not. Happy days are here again baby. lol :))

Mike   Akron, Ohio

10:37pm on Friday, August 14th, 2009 

So i was like everyone else who got suckered into this SCAM...but I used a pre-paid debit card..I did receive a disc in the mail...but from what i have read so far...i am just going to throw it away...thanks...wished i had known sooner about this SCAM...but i just lost $1.97....could have been worse !

vicki scaman   chippewa falls,WI.

5:55am on Sunday, August 9th, 2009 

I was lured into a membership with the promise that I could try twitter profit house for only a $1.99 and if I wasn't satisfied with it I could cancel at any time and not get billed. Once I saw I was billed $99.99,[without my consent],I called and canceled,but they billed me again this month $89.99.I called immediately and canceled AGAIN. How can I get my money back and stop them from continually billing me?

Bobby Pennington   Shelby NC

2:39pm on Saturday, July 25th, 2009 

I also purchased the $1.99 and .99 cents shipping to make alot of money online with twitter profit house. I was also taking advantage of by these crooks. $99.99 charge to my account also a .97 cents charge from them and from there affiliate united benefits $29.99 I filed a complaint with my bank no help. I guess I am out of my hard earned money to these crooks also.

Seth   Nevada

7:26pm on Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009 

Also there is an article released by the BBB on July 7 about Twitter scams. Please read them and get your money back THIS IS A SCAM.

Joyce   North Carolina

3:06pm on Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009 

An update,

I did receive the $49.99 refund that twitter profit house and I compromised on back in my bank account today. I have also canceled my debit card too. If you want at least something back, you cannot play nice with them.

Joyce   North Carolina

5:21pm on Monday, July 20th, 2009 

Well after several emails to twitter profit today and an email from them stating in so many words that they would not refund my money, I sent them this that I found on another web site (Rip-Off Reports):

"Rip-off Reports recently posted an article about a work at home idea that is advertising heavily on line right now. Here’s their story:

AOL News recently had an article on an easy way to make money from home using the internet. They interviewed a woman who used the (1) Cash Secret Club (cashsecret.com) and (2) Twitter Profit House (twitterprofithouse.com), and also insisted that profits would only be made using both of these websites.

Neither one of these programs is honest. Both say they will charge you less than $2 and (1) send you a kit or (2) give you access to a website that will assist you in your profiting endeavors.

What neither of them say [in large print] is that they are both only 7 day trials and will begin to charge you (1) $81.32 or (2) $99.99 PER MOTH after that time. In addition, they share your contact information with other companies and automatically sign you up for other scam programs."

I then got an email from twitter profit saying that they would compromise and refund me $49.99 if I accept the compromise since in so many words it was my fault I did not see the "fine print." But they are still going to keep $50. The news about them is getting out rapidly. I wasn't even interested in making loads of money, just a little extra cash on the side. They are greedy and deceptive.

Keith   canada

3:58pm on Saturday, July 18th, 2009 

According to my credit card rep., the only way to stop this theft is to E mail the MOTHERS at Support@twitter profit house .com and cancel any further transactions with profit house AND AFFILIATES...Any amount profit house has taken from your credit card prior to this course of action is probably lost.A good idea to cancel your card as it may already be compromised by affiliates associated with these slime balls!!!

Amy   Location unknown

1:12pm on Saturday, July 18th, 2009 

Also didn't pay attention to the notice of "automatically billed $99.99 after 7 days" tried canceling the trial after started, but still got charged. I normally would never put my credit card info in for anything like this.. was a dumb move on my part. Called the company and they said they would refund in 3 to 5 business days... we'll see... after reading reviews here I don't trust them much. Called my credit card company and filled fraud charges just in case. Hopefully they won't be able to charge me further.

Anyone ever get their money back? They seemed helpful.. I have my fingers crossed.

shellie   united states

7:16pm on Friday, July 17th, 2009 

John in Long Island

I am having the same problem. I have never put my credit info in for any Twitter Profit House anything. When I shop online for something I am always sure to use pay pal. Now I am faced with charges that are unreal. I have tried to call the number listed on the site and get very unuseful information and no help at all and what I have been told by the customer service rep that there are no supervisors to take calls for complaints. I have also tried to use the website support@TwitterProfitHouse.com and it doesnt exist. Hopefully we can all have some resolution to this issue. If anyone has been successful at getting their money back please post it.

Annette C   Lockhart Texas

6:08pm on Friday, July 17th, 2009 

I am going to report them to the Federal Trade Commission, California State Attorney General, Fraud division and the Better Business Bureau. I thought I was signing up for Twitter not Twitter Profit House. I also was on scammed. I've gotten a e-mail from Jeff Hayes on the 10th of July stating that my $99.99 would be refunded in 3 to 5 business days. Well I am now on the sixth day and I started calling the support # at 8:00am this morning. These are unauthorized charges and the customer support people refuse to connect me to the billing department. I spoke to someone who claims his name is Rodge who was very rude and claimed to be a supervisor and refused to let me talk to his supervisor or give me his employee # which by law he is required to do. He tried to intimidate me by telling me that the phone message is taped and I said good, I want to talk to someone in the billing department and he said that they don't have a # to call. By the way with the research I have done, the address I found for them is Twitter Profit House 263 West Olive Ave #130 Burbank Ca 91502 and the customer support # is 888-822-4507 not that I think that it will do any good.

Keith   canada

6:54am on Friday, July 17th, 2009 

Outright theft Cancel your credit or debit card NOW

Susan   Seattle WA

7:32pm on Tuesday, July 14th, 2009 

I too am un-employed and desperate for work. I have been scammed before but was hoping this would pan out. Is there any such thing as a legitimate work from home job? I don't need to make a million dollars I just need to make enough to get me by. I am on the verge of losing my apt., car, storage, and have no food. I have been doing whatever I can to get work but have found nothing but small low paying jobs. Times are desperate, I hope they get better soon. I hate those scammers!

Scammed   Location unknown

7:12pm on Saturday, July 11th, 2009 

Everything stated here is along the exact line of my experience. It is obvious that we have all been scammed. I too received a call from someone representing herself from twitter profit house, trying to get me to verify info and sign up for something more. That's when I became suspicious and asked her to cancel it. It was clearly w/in the 7 day trial period. She was abrupt and hung up. The next thing I know I received the two charges for $99.99 & $9.99. I called to request a refund and asked them to cancel it (again - I thought I canceled it with the phone call), only to be told that I was charged because I didn't cancel on time. LIES! I have sent the email as they instructed and received a response saying they will cancel it but with no indication that the charge will be removed. I called again and they keep saying they can't help me. I gave them a chance and now I'm going through my credit card company to file a dispute. In tough times we are all desperate, but we must remember that we should be smarter than scam artists are. EVIL SCAMMERS!

luis   california

1:03pm on Saturday, July 11th, 2009 

i was scammed too , i saw that i was being billed $99.99 from Twitter profit house , and $9.99 from search engine pro , so i called my bank and told them to stop the transaction and they still charged me , so i contacted twitterprofithouse.com support, and cancelled my account and asked for a refund , so far they have only refunded the $9.99 . I have filed a fraud report to my bank and hopefully i get all of my money back

brett   los angeles

5:31pm on Friday, July 10th, 2009 

DONT DO IT ITS A COMPLETE SCAM THEY SAY 1.99$ THEY CHARGE 109.99

kevin rhodes   baltmore

4:08pm on Thursday, July 9th, 2009 

I was charged a fee of $99.99 today and another charge or $9.99. I didn't know what the fees were for since the only website I got was a members this site doesn't mention anything about the $99.99 or the $9.99. I thought the original $1.99 I paid was for that information on that site and never saw anything else .

KENDALLY   COLUMBIA,SC

9:51am on Thursday, July 9th, 2009 

THEY ALSO CHARGED ME $99.99 PLUS $9.99 AND I AM NOT HAPPY AT ALL ABOUT IT I WANT MY MONEY BACK A.S.A.P AND SOMEBODY BETTER DO SOMETHING QUICK.

Anahita   Vancouver BC

4:33am on Thursday, July 9th, 2009 

I was scammed too, I called them and ask why they charge me $119 CAD and she said because you cancel your membership after 7 days and its our terms and conditions. :( I dont know what can I do? I need my money back from them

Shannon   Littleton CO

12:16am on Thursday, July 9th, 2009 

I fell for it and I'm kicking myself too. All I wanted was to have a look at their program, and I figured for $1.99 who cares? Now I've been charged $99.99 plus $9.99 (I don't even know what the second charge is for!) and all it is is a website with information about marketing on Twitter. I'm not going to let this rest until I get my money back. Shame on these unethical people!

Marisa   Atlanta,GA

11:37am on Wednesday, July 8th, 2009 

I was scammed by this company. I agreed to the 1.99 charge and later on got charged 99.99 and 9.99 from Profit House and Search Engine Pro. I never received anything that was promised. Three days after I get a phone call with a lady who knows my credit card information wanting me to sign up for something else. I said "NO" and told them they did not have permission to charge my card.

I have cancelled my card, frozen my credit and filed for fraudulent charges. I did not agree to the 99.99 nor the 9.99. Their customer support line is dreadful and completely rude and uncooperative. I have been refunded the 99.99 but not the 9.99. We shall see what happens.

Michele   Michigan

2:10pm on Tuesday, July 7th, 2009 

I was charged a fee of $99.99 today and another charge or $9.99. I didn't know what the fees were for since the only website I got was a members this site doesn't mention anything about the $99.99 or the $9.99. I thought the original $1.99 I paid was for that information on that site and never saw anything else on there. I never got any CD's that I was promised but did get some phone calls of people trying to sell me things which I said NO!!! (hopefully that means No, and I don't start getting charged for something else)
When I called to talk to someone there he said I hadn't canceled my account, so I did so with him. I canceled the account today thinking it was 7 days since today is Tuesday and I signed up last Tuesday (one week ago = 7 days in a week).
If I don't get my money back I will file a report with the BBB online. This is a scam and they are putting the charges hidden on a page that I didn't even sign up on and I can't even find to get back to!
I can't afford to give $99.99 and $9.99...I thought I had already paid for the info...my husband has been laid off for 6 months and I'm barley making money...I thought this would give us some insight and it didn't even tell me how Twitter worked or how to make any money on there??!!!!

Erin   California

1:20pm on Tuesday, July 7th, 2009 

Complete scam... I luckily checked my bank account yesterday, which was day 7, saw the $99.99 & $9.99 charges pending and immediately canceled my credit card so they didn't go through.

I also saw a $29.99 charge from CLUB 8776021883 VIRGINIA BCH VA which went through 3 days after signing up. I guess twitter profit house also gave my credit card information to "united benefit advantage". The first time I spoke with these people, they said they weren't affiliated with twitter profit house and they didn't charge my credit card. The second time I spoke with them, they said that they did charge my credit card because I received a phone call and agreed to a gas voucher that I could cancel within 20 days. I agreed to no such thing and told them that that was fraud and to give me my money back. They said that they would call me back and never did. I filed a claim from my bank and will keep bugging them until I get my money back.

Keep an eye on your bank statements and just cancel your credit cards! This is scary!

Melanie   Kentucky

12:02pm on Tuesday, July 7th, 2009 

I have also been a victim of this scam! I received the 'courtesy call' which refused to let me cancel my membership and hung up on me. I never received any sort of membership kit. I have been charged $99.99 from profit house and $9.99 from search engine pro. Just wondering has anyone received a refund after requesting one through there email?

Ry   Guam

7:39am on Tuesday, July 7th, 2009 

I wished I was being more careful...
Because usually I'll think it's a scam and do a little bit more research before buying things online like this.
I should've known...
Just because it says "TWITTER" doesn't mean you can trust it.
It was really fishy when I couldn't find a way to use the program to get paid...
GOSH! I wish we can sue this website!!!!

Cathy   Neverland

7:06pm on Monday, July 6th, 2009 

i cant believe that they are doing this to people if "we" the general public try to find a job that makes such a good offer its so we can make money not so they can take our money if everyone had money to throw away like that no one would be looking for these online jobs what a selfish and greedy way tricking everyone into believing things and hoping they can get out of debt use the extra money for whatever purpose its a shame cant online jobs be honest for once

Ashley   Denver

6:53pm on Monday, July 6th, 2009 

I did the same thing, I have been charged $99.99 and $9.99 and didn't realize it and now my seven days are up. I called and emailed to cancel. Will they keep charging me? Will canceling make it stop?

Josh   Chicago

1:16pm on Monday, July 6th, 2009 

well its a solid one star rating for a reason, was completely unaware of what i was getting charged for, after two phone calls and different sites i had to google profit house to find out who was taking the money out of my account, the other partnering site ispeedway had told me that someone had probably gotten a hold of my credit card number somehow, and yea he was right, now i have to email someone to ask for my money back and its not looking good.
SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM

Diana   Texas

9:48am on Monday, July 6th, 2009 

I was stupid enough to do this and it is a scam. I chatted with the girl (it's always a girl) that pops up if you try to exit the page. She gave me a super discount and I fell for it. I continued talking to her and after about 2 minutes I realized it's an automated machine you're talking to not a girl. I asked it how I make money using the twitter profit house and it did not respond. It did tell me about the $99.00 fee after 7 days of signing up but I had already payed for the kit so they already had my info. I asked how I was supposed to pay that money if it supposedly takes 7 days to start making money and and it gave me the "click here" response. On the 4th day I got a call from a "3rd" party company asking to verify my address and name. I tried to cancel but she said I couldn't. This morning I checked my account and still no charge (thank God). I called the 1-888-822-4507 I found at the bottom of the sign up page and canceled my account. Still not convinced I wouldn't get charged, I called my bank and filed a lost or stolen card claim. That account is now closed and will be getting a new card. Lesson is, times are hard, but we have to work harder! I hope nobody falls for this scam, it would have been a disaster for I didn't even have $100.00 in my account for them to charge! I know this is a long reply but I hope it helps someone! DO NOT DO THIS!!!!!

Trudy Hastings   Murfreesboro,Tn

7:16pm on Sunday, July 5th, 2009 

I am disappointed in the Twitter program.I tried the trial period on June 29 and on the the rd of July I had a death in my family and could not do the program right now. I looked on my bank statement for something else and to my surprise It showed that they had already taken the money out on the 4th day. I called the support number and they told me to send an email. I would like the money back in my account. #1 I need the money for my family and cannot work the program at this time. #2 They took the money out to soon.I would appreciate any help you can give me or tell me what I need to do.

Don   Marietta

5:55pm on Sunday, July 5th, 2009 

I have been informed the ONLY action to prevent future charges is to close my account. They are not part of twitter!

patsy   Chicago

8:36am on Sunday, July 5th, 2009 

Wish I'd seen this before now I haven't rec'd my Twitter kit and they charged my debit card 99.99. Talk about a scam. I'm telling everyone I know.

Kyle   Salem, Oregon

2:21am on Saturday, July 4th, 2009 

I live in Salem, Oregon and there is no newspaper here called the "Salem Reporter." The article used in the advertisement is a complete fraud. So, I guess that tells you everything you need to know.

Laurie L Benline   Glenwood, H.I.

7:28pm on Friday, July 3rd, 2009 

I have canceled my subscription how do I get them to put my $90.83 back on the card which it was taken from my disability credit card.

Michelle S   Missouri

2:14pm on Friday, July 3rd, 2009 

The very first thing that I noticed was that the area you put in the credit card info was not on a secured page.
Also the "live" chat is a computer that is incapable of answering any questions.
Not to mention that when you click on terms of service, it only opens another page just exactly like the one you closed.
I do not feel this is being done "above board" and would advise consumers to be wary.

Mary   US

2:38am on Friday, July 3rd, 2009 

I ordered the free trial kit on 6-24-09. Now on 7-3-09 still have not received the kit. What a scam!!!!!!!!!!

Ann   Georgia

3:13pm on Thursday, July 2nd, 2009 

I was going to buy the "free trial" but thought i'd look more into it as I'm on Social security. n Did not want my Debit card billed a monthly access amount which I figured would happen.. then i found this page.> THNAK god i did.. I had a feeling it was Scam...

ann   los angeles

2:27pm on Thursday, July 2nd, 2009 

who and when will stop this???

jasmine   us

11:26am on Thursday, July 2nd, 2009 

Thank you so much for this information. i signed up without knowing it was a scam i just wanted to see what it was and thought that's how you sign in to twitter but, i was so stupid to fall for such a thing. Im so glad you let all these people know and im very grateful. Also i canceled it an hour after signing up, but im not sure whether they are actually just saying that or not and just get the money from my credit card im in so much debt and i cant risk that chance for them to take my money. WHAt should i do? will they take some of my money or not? what should i do about my credit card?

JORGE   CALIFORNIA

10:10am on Thursday, July 2nd, 2009 

I ORDER TWITTER FOR A $1.99, WOW JUST GOT KICKED, BEEN CHARGED $99.00 PLUS $9.99;AND NOW I'M HAVING A HARD TIME GETTING THESE CHARGES ERASED.
****DON'T ORDER AND PASS IT ON.***

Darlene   NY

9:15pm on Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 

Wow-Thank you for providing accurate info. I just called and canceled my "membership" to TwitterProfitHouse. Being out of work, i've been doing odd jobs and have started dabbling in "virtual assisting." I figured I would splurge on the $0.97 for shipping of the kit. I only ordered it 2 days ago, so thankfully I am still in the 7 day trial period. Truth is...there is NO way to make easy cash. Im glad I didnt have to learn the hard way. DONT, DONT, DONT purchase this kit unless you have $ to waste. I know I dont.

Cordell Olsen   201 Hyak Lane,Victoria,Tx 77905

4:23pm on Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 

I received that e-mail from support@twitterprofithouse.com & 9.99 for searchengineprocourse.com. I got laid-off & can't afford any of this & I need my money back. I didn't authorize this and I'm really tired of getting scammed.If we don't get the BBB to do something about this,many more people are going to get ripped off

KD   TX

9:37am on Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 

These schemes are as bad as the infomercials for "internet millions!"

Dawn Garvin   Heber, Az. 85928

6:04pm on Monday, June 29th, 2009 

I would like my $99.99 back! I should've known. I never do order on line and here I am kicking myself! I am out of work and don't know how I'm going to get my acct. cleared of this and the over draft fees. I was stupid.

Christine   US

5:16pm on Monday, June 29th, 2009

Has anyone gotten charged if you called before the 7 days were up?

Julie   San Diego

3:36pm on Monday, June 29th, 2009 

Thank You! It is unfortunate how opportunists take advantage of people in need.

Brian   MI

2:41pm on Monday, June 29th, 2009 

I had signed up for the 7 day free trial membership and then I started to do some research. After reading you guys articles I quickly canceled like less than 10 minutes of signing up. It's a shame that a company as big as twitter would use this type of trickery.

Tahura   California

11:16pm on Sunday, June 28th, 2009 

Thank-you so much! I was about to order it! wow Good thing iI researched a little bit more. Thank you again!

John   Long Island

5:01pm on Saturday, June 27th, 2009 

I was also scammed on this Twitter Profit House.
I wasn't even online, never gave anyone my info, my account was charged $99.99 and then $9.99 all on June 23.
I went to check my account and saw these unauthorized charges. I called them, and to no avail, you have to e-mail them. They tell you that it is in their terms and conditions. Well how could I know that if I didn't even read the damn thing! I think we should all contact the California's Attorney General's Office, and the BBB. They need to be stopped NOW!!

Helen Hinkle   Thornton CO 80241

4:05pm on Thursday, June 25th, 2009 

I received an e-mail from support@twitterprofithouse.com stating I had a free trial offer and my account was charged $1.99
Now today my account has been charged 99.95 and 7.95 for searchengineprocourse.com. I cannot pay this as I am only on social security and they stated that this was a free trial offer. I need my money back from them.

Roger   United States

3:10pm on Thursday, June 25th, 2009 

I've been scammed for the last time I will get a attorney on these basturds

Jenika   Unknown

4:20pm on Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009 

I can't believe, you'd think I'd know by now, but no. I also got scammed and am kicking myself. I quickly canceled my credit card after stumbling on this site. thank you so much Steve!

Jake   Location unknown

11:04am on Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009 

I was scammed and did not see the terms and conditions. One reason, the box is already checked so you do not have to read. To me this is borderline fraud, at the very least misleading and unethical. I am still going back and forth to get a partial refund that was promised to me and I have yet to see.

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