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2009

“Easy Google Profits”


How I Got Scammed and
What YOU Can Learn from It

Britt Santowski
I’m Allowed.com
5/27/2009
“Easy Google Profits” How I Got Scammed and What YOU Can Learn from It

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Easy Google Profits:


How I Got Scammed, and What You Can Learn From It!

Just recently, I fell for a scam. I’m pretty web savvy, and a part of my “job” is to check out
opportunities for budding entrepreneurs. So I sign up for a lot of stuff. Here’s what happened
to me, and it is my hope that you can benefit from my “growth opportunity”!

C ONTENTS

Verify the basics ................................................................................... 4


Trust Your Instinct ................................................................................ 8
Look for weird links ............................................................................ 11
Follow the bouncing ball ..................................................................... 12
From sign-up to email ........................................................................... 12
From email to membership site ........................................................... 13
From membership site to the phone call the next day ........................ 14
From phone call to that LITTLE LOUD VOICE inside of my head .......... 14
Do DEEP research ............................................................................... 15
What to do if you have paid & need to cancel ..................................... 18
My Credit Card Statement .................................................................. 19
Are there any Legitimate Online Money Making Resources? ............... 21
Who are the Legitimate Operators? .................................................... 22
Hey ... that reminds me .... Where can I share my story? ..................... 24
Thank you for taking the time to read my story! ................................. 25
Appendix: Resources Referenced ........................................................ 26

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V ERIFY THE BASICS

I was recently scammed.

Here’s my “excuse”: I am in the business of helping new entrepreneurs,


and I am always on the lookout for new on- and off-line business
opportunities.

I was attracted to this particular (an incredibly popular AND effective)


scam through a “newspaper” ad running on a reliable site. In this case, it
was on Alexa.com, and I have seen it elsewhere.

The heading fit my particular search parameters: work from home,


online, and investigative.

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When I clicked through the ad excerpt, I landed on a pretty official-


looking newspaper page contained in the Miami Gazette News
(miamigazettenews. com — see image on the next page) 1.

Even though I have just STARTED this report, and only a split second had
passed in real time, THREE key psychological things have already
happened:

1. I was on a reliable site (alexa.com — and Alexa IS reputable!).


2. I saw what I assumed was a reliable ad (investigative trend
reporting) on this reliable site.
3. I clicked through and landed on the Miami Gazette News.

I’m a bit of a web geek, so the first thing I did was glance at the URL. It
read:

Miamigazettenews .com/business/2009/feature.php?t202id
=13389&t202kw=300

which said to me that it was in the 2009 business section , generated


automatically (that’s what “.php” does) as a feature article.

So add to the list above as item:

4. It fit my mental paradigm of how newspapers generate articles.

So, in other words, many mental checks had been passed the split second
that it took to see the ad, perceive it, and click through.

I then landed on this particular Newspaper page:

1
This scam, as I later found out, also masquerades on the following sites:
· nyguardian .com (New York Guardian)
· theatlantatribune .com (The Atlanta Tribune)
· detroittribunenews .com/homejobs (Detroit Tribune News)
· detroittribunenews .com/myspace-jobs (Myspace Job Scam)
· philadelphia-herald .com (Philadelphia Herald News)
· fresh-off-the-press .com/featured/jobs-working-online-home-gold-rush/

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The by-line read:

As part of our ongoing series: "J OB S A N D T HE R E C E S S I O N :


W H A T Y O U N E E D T O KN O W " we examine an industry that,
despite the recession, seems to be booming

Pretty official looking, I thought to myself!

It even included reader responses

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Under the last line (where I was about to leave my own reply), there was
this notice that said “Comments Closed Due To Spam (back soon)”
Very official indeed!

The article was current (Published May 25, 2009) 2, and the comments
were from that same day.

2
It is currently being RE-RUN with a new date of publication of Friday, June 5, 2009, and
th th th th
the SAME comments are now dated on June 5 , 6 , 7 and 8 .

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T RUST Y OUR I NSTINCT


It all seemed to check out, so I went ahead and applied online. After all, it
was being promoted by an American Newspaper (capital “N” here!), and
my clients could always use alternate ways of making money. Besides, it
wasn’t boasting get rich nonsense, but a practical down-to-earth small
sum that could grow with time and commitment.

As I went through the sign-up process, there were a few times that my
inside voice was saying “NO! Don’t do it!”

For instance, when I first hit the link from the Newspaper article, I landed
at this “securecartcenter.com”page that promoted Easy Google Profit.

Oddly enough, I vaguely remembered encountering something similar


and when to close the window.

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That’s when I got this prompt, asking me if I was sure I wanted to walk
away from this opportunity.

Like many people, I am impulsive. It has served me well, and continues to


teach me through these AFGO’s 3

Just as I had impulsively clicked the Newspaper link, and just as I had
impulsively attended to my inner voice and opted to walk away, this time
I impulsively decided to stick around to see what would happen.

After all, I decided, it was referenced from a (what I believed to be)


legitimate Newspaper article and as was visible on this page, it was
legitimized by Google, NBC, USA Today, ABC, CNN and Yahoo!.

The Guarantee was an added bonus.

I clicked Cancel to stay on the current page.

3
AFGO is an acronym I learned from a dear friend of mine: Another Freakin Growth
Opportunity — the language has been cleaned up, of course, for publication purposes.
Grin.

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That’s when I met Kelly, the real live agent who could (and would) help
me.

Here’s what happened next: After “hearing” from Kelly that I could
indeed earn up to $945 a day, I decided to go through with it. And, added
bonus, the shipping price of the original software they were going to mail
me “SHOT” down from $1.97 to $0.99. Wow!

Could life be any better?

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L OOK FOR WEIRD LINKS


Looking back, beyond noticing my initial hype and excitement about how
easy this could be for me AND my students, there were a few other signs.
I almost wrote obvious, but actually they were quite subtle and many to
most people wouldn’t even notice. I know I didn’t until I went back and
repeated the process to write this report. 4

When I did a “mouse-over” on the Newspaper link, it referenced:

· http: //miamigazettenews .com/ visit/easy-google-profits.php


This looked pretty harmless
When I clicked on the link, it went through:

·http: //tracking.washdebtaway 5 .com/


tracking202/redirect/cl2.php?q= http%3A%2F%2Ftracking.
pinnacledream.com 6%2Fclick.php%3
Fsi%3D1049%26so%3D1057%26s%3D1062149
and landed on

· https: //www.securecartcenter .com/ Nzg3OHwxOTUyfDI3N


DM4OHx2Mg==/mtesm4b9/g

4
“Weird links” in and over themselves are nothing unusual, and are NOT to be feared!
Newspapers use them, as do many legitimate affiliate marketers. See the section on
Legitimate Online ways of making money, on page 21 for some examples. But do check
them out!
5
Washdebtaway .com is a weird site! I went there yesterday and there was a YouTube
music video on it; today, it merely said “Hi”. It was created on May 12, 2008. It seems to
be just a re-direct site of sorts. Based on Alexa trends, it has 4,646 U.S. visitors per
month. I KNOW they’re not all coming here to see “Hi”.
6
Pinnacledream .com is an online media marketing company of sorts, who has been
around since 2006 — in Internet terms, it’s a dinosaur and checks out to be legitimate.

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Notice how the URLs get more and more suspicious! Next time, I swear
I’ll pay more attention to that! 7

F OLLOW THE BOUNCING BALL


F ROM SIGN - UP TO EMAIL
I went ahead and signed up, and received my Welcome email to an
organization called Blazing Keywords.

7
Again, not all “veils” are evil. For instance, I have an account on Twitter
(“confidentwomen”) and we’re only allowed 140 characters per comment. So I
abbreviate all my LONG urls using what’s known as “TinyURL,” (http://tinyurl.com/) a
program which shortens and veils the link. In most cases, TinyURLs are used for good
and not evil.

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F ROM
EMAIL TO
MEMBERSHIP SITE
So, I went ahead and
logged on and checked it
out. Okay, so it was
basically an information
site on how to use
Google’s adwords to make
money.

I was still unsure how the


“apply >> watch the
money roll in” part
worked, but hey, it was a
trial membership and they
were mailing me the FREE
software 8.

I work from home. I have


time. I can wait.

8
Which by the way I still haven’t received! Almost a month later…

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F ROM MEMBERSHIP SITE TO THE PHONE CALL THE NEXT DAY


The next day, I get a call from Easy Google Profit aka Blazingkeywords.
They received my application and wanted to send out my software.

Strange — as I completed the entire form yesterday — but okay. I was,


after all, obliged to check this out on behalf of my clients.

So, I proceeded to give them my address. And my credit card information.


(Again, my inside voice was screaming NO NO NO don’t do it, but I did it
anyway. Sheesh! A perfectly good intuitive moment wasted! Ahhh, but
the outcome is this report, so it can’t be all that bad, now can it?)

F ROM PHONE CALL T O THAT LITTLE LOUD VOICE INSIDE


OF MY HEAD
Then, there was this LITTLE VOICE inside of my thick skulled noggin kept
on saying, Okay, something’s off here. So I went and did a bit of research.

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D O DEEP RESEARCH
Here’s what I did AFTER I purchases (and what I recommend you do
BEFORE you purchase):

1. Check out who owns the URL, and how long the “business” has been
in existence. I use http://whois.domaintools.com but any whois tool
will get you the information you want.
a. Miamigazettenews .com was created: May 17, 2009 9
b. blazingkeywords .com was created: April 21, 2009
c. Washdeptaway .com is just a plain bogus site
d. “Easy Google Profit”, while supposedly “seen and trusted” by
Google, NBC, USA Today, ABC, CNN and Yahoo!, has no
domain of it’s own. The “Newspaper” article links directly to
the Shopping Cart https://www.securecartcenter.com, which
by-the-way was created on April 1st 2008 and is registered
through GoDaddy, a do-it-yourself domain hosting
organization (and the owners are veiled, but this doesn’t
necessarily mean much in this world of privacy vs. piracy)
2. Visit some really useful scam sites
a. The Electron Plumber at http://electronplumber.com/ is
incredibly useful. Their mandate is to “report on many sketchy
make money online programs ... [to] save some of you from
getting scammed by the many wolves out there trying to trick
you into giving them your money.”
b. Google forum is a good place to find out if something is
actually sponsored by Google. See
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Web+Search/threa
d?tid=4916603b45154eb4&hl=en for the comments on the
Miami Gazette News

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Compared this with usatoday which was founded in April 29, 1994 — a bit more
realistic for a newspaper!!!

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c. http://www.search4scams.com/ will let you search through


blogs for scams. I searched the terms “Easy Google Profit” and
returned over 100 pages. “Blazing keywords” also returned
over 80 pages.
d. There’s also an AMAZING list of scams at
http://www.workathometruth.com/blog/2009/04/17/make-
money-posting-links-on-google-scam/ ... truly this is one blog
to follow!
3. Fraud.org has some excellent tips on recognizing work at home scams
http://www.fraud.org/tips/internet/workathome.htm ... check it out!
4. Google it!
a. Google Forums clearly state that Google has no affiliation with
this product
b. Scam alerts abound

Back on the Blazingkeywords trial membership website, I noticed a “sign


up” page and I went and checked it out.

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That’s when I realized that the follow-up phone call was NOT to confirm
my application for the Easy Google Profits that I applied for yesterday,
but to sign me up for this option!

It’s funny, because I did ask the question if they were affiliated in anyway
with Google, and they hesitatingly said “ye—ess”. Again! I should have
listened to my gut instinct.

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W HAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE PAID & NEED TO CANCEL


Okay, so if you did what I did and went ahead and subscribed, you now
need to cancel, ASAP.

Here’s what I did:

1. I called their “support” number (1-888-248-9285).


2. I told them I wanted to cancel my subscription. They took down my
phone number and said okay, and got ready to hang up.
3. I then asked for a cancellation number and told them I wanted to
cancel my re-occurring subscription. That got noticed.
4. My support person, “Marianne” at extension 110 (always ask for this
information!) put me on hold and theoretically processed my
cancellation. I did get a cancellation number.
5. I emailed that cancellation number to their own “customer service
department” with an inclusion saying that I was copying this info to
my credit card company.
6. I then called my credit card company and ask them for assistance.
They said they couldn’t do anything until a charge actually went
through, but they suggested I keep all correspondence (even just the
email I sent containing my cancellation number) so that I could
dispute the charge, should it go through. They also took down the
cancellation number and added it to their electronic records on my
account.
7. The Electron Plumber (see the Appendix), a spam-watch blog
committed to “Exposing the Bullsh*t Of Internet Money Making”,
suggests that you cancel your credit card by reporting it stolen.
Remember, you have just given ALL your pertinent credit card
information to some rather shady characters. This is GOOD advice.
8. If you chose to keep your credit card (and I DON’T RECOMMEND
THIS!!!!), monitor it DAILY for the first month, and MONTHLY always
forever thereafter!

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9. You might consider keeping a LOW account credit card (eg $500 max)
for online purchases, that is paid off in full monthly. This way, you will
monitor it closely be default, and the maximum that you can ever
loose is $500 — although credit cards are pretty GREAT at identifying
bogus purchases, IF you are on top of your game.
10. Remember that in a very weird way, credit card companies are your
friends. They can be an excellent source of information. Contact them
for full advice on what you should do next.

M Y C REDIT C ARD S TATEMENT


In case you’re interested, I’ve tracked my credit card statement.

The steps I took worked, as the so-called trial period was to end on May
31st, and billing was to begin on June 1st, 2009.

I’ve continually checked my credit card account online.

Here’s yet another curious thing: I was billed TWICE: once for 0.99USD
and another time for 1.97USD, both on May 28th.

And even more curious is this: This first billing went to a company or
organization registered under A1 MEMBER 866-200-5473 - 866-200-5473,
and the second (full) billing went to KEYWORD MONSTER CARE - 888-
2032241 UT.

I kept my account open long enough to track this, and I wanted to see if
the above steps would be affective. In my case, they were. And then I
cancelled my card! This is a pretty shifty (yep, that’s a f not a second “t”)
organization, and not to be trusted with your credit card and security
number and expiration date!

Here’s what my statement looked like.

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As you can see, the steps that I took (listed previously) were pretty
effective. I never got billed the recurring charge. And I cancelled my card.

If you too were scammed, you need to contact your credit card company
right away!

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A RE THERE ANY L EGITIMATE O NLINE M ONEY


M AKING R ESOURCES ?
You bet! But my recommendations are as follows:

· The number one way to ensure the product your getting is


real is through word-of-mouth from someone that you know
and trust. Having said that, it’s not always possible (or
practical) to run all online purchases past your good friends.
· Listen to your “Inside voice”. Trust your intuition. I sure wish I
did, and looking back, my inside voice told me a few times to
WALK AWAY.
· Ensure there’s accountability. See how long the URL has been
in existence (and do keep in mind that there are legitimate
start-ups that can be only a month or two old). Look for
contact information that includes a name.
· Ensure there’s an actual website or business behind the
product you are purchasing.
· Do a basic Google search of the product. The top 50 items will
tell you what you need to know.
· Get to know a few reliable bloggers who spend their time
researching this. They are out there. And there’s no reason
you need to do the ground work that someone else has
already done.

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W HO ARE THE L EGITIMATE O PERATORS ?


Yes! I’m so glad you asked. Grin.

M ONEY M INDSET
First and foremost, I recommend you find out about your OWN money
blueprint. And if you don’t know what I mean by that, then you
DEFINITELY owe it to yourself to check this out! Begin by reading T. Harv
Eker’s Secrets of the Millionaire Mind. Or, listen to the Millionaire Mind
Tele-class. Both of these links have incredible free offers that you really
should check out.

W RITING
If you can write 7-15 page reports, then you can make a living online
working just a few hours each week — from the comfort of your home!
Find out how in this free report. The Small Reports Fortune is a 6 phase
system that will teach anyone how to create a 6 figure business by
writing 7-15 page reports.

I NTERNET M ARKETING
Jimmy D. Brown runs an amazing blog, The Internet Marketing Centre:
Practical Tips for Running and Internet Business. Once on his blog, you
can subscribe to the free Revenue Newsletter: “Each Weekly Issue Is Jam-
Packed With Tips To Help You Increase Your Revenue”.

P RIVATE L ABEL R IGHTS (PLR)


PLR stands for "private label rights," and it's web content that someone
else creates for you (like hiring a writer, only you don’t need staff), then
you can use it as your own any way you please.

I currently pay less than $1/page for awesome articles, wallpapers and
free reports that I use to expand my website, create ebooks, and to use
as sales bonuses.

One of my friends, Ronnie Nijmeh, put together an excellent report that


explains everything you need to know about PLR content and he's agreed

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sells it for $17)! 10

PLR AND B LOGS


Then there’s Nicole Dean, who also creates PLR Content used by
hundreds of people to help their blogs become profitable. She has this
incredible e-Course that you can use to show your clients how to use PLR
in their own business. They'll love you for it!

N EW E NTREPRENEU R M INDSET TRAINING


Finally, I’m offering readers of this report, and new entrepreneurs in
general, an opportunity to receive one month free coaching with I’m
Allowed.com, where “Minding the Success of the New Entrepreneur” is
our main mission.

That only begins to touch upon the opportunities — the LEGITIMATE


opportunities — that are out there!

Right now, the World Wide Web is available to entrepreneurs for the
taking. It is the new frontier. And while there will be those who act
without integrity in the hopes of making some easy (and probably illegal)
money, there are also organizations out there that are honorable and act
with integrity!

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Ronnie is giving away a FREE PLR 12-pack that includes samples of articles, wallpapers,
affirmations and PDFs. It even includes a 10-page report and worksheet! Grab it now!
It’s free after all!

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H EY ... THAT REMINDS ME .... W HERE CAN I SHARE


MY STORY ?
EVERYWHERE!

If you have a Facebook account, put your story up there. Twitter it. Add it
to the growing number of blogs that are tracking this kind of information.
Post it on your own blog. TELL THE WORLD (wide web).

One of the TOP SECRETS of being an Entrepreneur is charging forward in


the face of failure.

Initially I was a bit embarrassed that I got conned. And, I consider myself
an Internet expert. Yet there I was, scammed. Taken. Tricked. And
embarrassed.

But, instead of hiding my head in a hole, I decided to blow my experience


out FOR THE WORLD TO SEE. Why? I trust that answer is quite obvious by
now: to prevent others from falling victim to the same (or any similar)
ruse.

And so it’s gone from being a shameful event to benefitting anyone and
everyone who reads this report! Truly a success story after all.

So, if this or something similar has happened to you, in the pursuit of


integrity and all things good, you owe it to your friends and followers to
let them know!

Knowledge is power! Empower yourself, and empower others!

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T HANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO READ MY


STORY !
I am still waiting to see what will happen with the credit card company.
June 1st is the “end” of the 7-day trial, and everything I’ve researched on
Google tells me that it’s incredibly difficult to get out of this one.
However, I have filed the information with my credit card company, and
trust that good will ultimately prevail.

If you have experienced something similar, I encourage you to speak up.


So-called “failure” is truly a great teacher, for both our own selves as well
as for the people around us.

To your ultimate success, my friend!

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A PPENDIX : R ESOURCES R EFERENCED

FAKE N EW SP AP ER S , S C AM W EB SI T E ( FO R Y O UR R E F ER E N C E O N L Y !
D O NOT P UR C HA S E A N Y T HI N G FR O M T H E SE P AG E S …)
· miamigazettenews .com (Miami Gazette News)
· nyguardian .com (New York Guardian)
· theatlantatribune .com (The Atlanta Tribune)
· detroittribunenews .com/homejobs (Detroit Tribune News)
· detroittribunenews .com/myspace-jobs (Myspace Job Scam)
· philadelphia-herald .com (Philadelphia Herald News)
· fresh-off-the-press .com/featured/jobs-working-online-home-
gold-rush/
· washdebtaway .com (just a plain bogus site)
R E S EA R C H T O O LS
· http://whois.domaintools.com/
· http://electronplumber.com/
· http://www.search4scams.com/
· http://www.workathometruth.com/blog/2009/04/17/make-
money-posting-links-on-google-scam/
· http://www.fraud.org/tips/internet/workathome.htm

A F E W P L A C ES T O S T A RT W I T H LEGITIMATE W AY S T O M AK E
M O N E Y O N LI N E
· T. Harv Eker’s Secrets of the Millionaire Mind (with free seminar).
· Millionaire Mind Tele-class (free)
· Small Reports Fortune is a 6 phase system that will teach anyone
how to create a 6 figure business by writing 7-15 page reports.
· Internet Marketing Centre: Practical Tips for Running and Internet
Business.
· An excellent report on everything you need to know about PLR
· A FREE PLR 12-pack that includes samples of articles, wallpapers,
affirmations and PDFs
· Nicole Dean PLR e-Course
· One month free coaching with I’m Allowed.com, where “Minding
the Success of the New Entrepreneur” is our main mission.

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