let`s clean up the internet!!!

Canada
January 8, 2008 7:55pm CST
I am sick and tired of all the scams out there! I just lost $300 on a program that gave me information that I already have! when I was supposed to recieve information ecurrency trading, I got info about investing in ponsi scams, google adwords, promote sites about dogs and wildlife carvings, etc... They won`t answer the phone or the emails! Enough already! They promise us one thing then give us another! BULL! and I bought it on advise from (the-scam-report) to boot! Most scam review sites only advertise about programs they know nothing about just to collect a percentage! Here`s some info to report them; ScamXposer has all U need to reach the FBI, Better Internet bureau and the Scambusters are also pretty good, thanks...
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@tafoya (272)
• United States
9 Jan 08
I only sign up to free sites, that way I don't lose my rent money if it is a scam, only some time.
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@owlwings (43910)
• Cambridge, England
12 Jan 08
Yes, I am afraid that that is a more and more frequent trick. All you have to do is to put '[xxxxprogram] scam' in the keywords and it shoots up your rating on the search engines. Then you just write a glowing review of the site you want to promote describing how genuine it is and people will flock to it (for long enough so that you can pocket a sizeable amount, anyway). There are, it has to be said, a number of people promoting genuine sites which use this trick, too. In fact, I think that they originated it! The problem is, of course, that a clever liar can make almost anything look very convincing on a web page. Not all those scans of PayPal payments as 'proof' are genuine! How would you know the difference? The Internet is a jungle. You are well advised to be wise to jungle lore and keep your machete and good leather boots handy. I hope that you didn't part with $300 in cash and that all you really lost was time.