Warning: Automatic Wealth Connection

EXPAT_2

Please be aware this rather nice looking website is a scam & that you will be charged a fortune after only a couple of days. These scammers will skin you alive. Don't be fooled by the Google references.

https://secure.simplepaychecks.com/default/

!!! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED !!!

competitionscafe

This is a well known scam - mostly coming out of the state of Utah in the US for some reason. The scams are targetting the UK now - using logos of various news sites - BBC, Economist, Guardian, Sky etc. See this website which has looked into these work at home "Google" scams:
http://strangelyperfect.tv/6818/my-first-british-google-business-kit/

CHR15

People stupid enough to fill in those forms and give out their personal information.....
Have my complete encouragement to do just that.

I what way, shape or form is that Website anything other than a blatent scam??

EDIT:
I just looked a little deeper for a laugh (seriously, do people REALLY need to be warned about this???)

Enter name and address, next page = straight to Debit Card numbers...... just to cover $1.99 :laugh:

Now look at T&C's (easy to find)

following your risk-free 3-day trial to MyMoneyPlan, you'll be charged the monthly subscription fee of $49.84. You'll have 3 days from your initial signup date to access and use the MyMoneyPlan system. You'll also receive 10 days free access to SearchProfitSystem. After the initial 10 free days, you will be billed $28.71 should you choose not to cancel.

This bit made me chuckle too

6. Warranties
We exclude all representations, warranties and conditions relating to this website and the use of this website including, without limitation, any warranties implied by law of a satisfactory quality, fitness for purpose and/or the use of reasonable care and skill.

A quick goof of 'tinterweb will uncover the prescence of people Soooooo stupid, they went for it...


http://www.scam.com/showthread.php?t=121283

Crikey!!! Heaven help us

BFG_2

Shock, horror.

A web-site asks for credit card details and then steals your money.

I am outraged!!!!!!!!!

What next, diet pills that don't work???

geordieracer

:rotfl:

BFG wrote: »

I am outraged!!!!!!!!!

What next, diet pills that don't work???

you use that on every post !!

peter_the_piper

Most of BFG's are copy/paste posts.

BFG_2

peter_the_piper wrote: »

Most of BFG's are copy/paste posts.

There's a reason for that.......because the muppet postings are all the same!!!!!

BFG_2

geordieracer wrote: »

:rotfl:

you use that on every post !!

Does that make it any less relevant??

The original posting was basically ...Warning: fake websites ask for your credit card details and them steal your money.

If that ain't fraud prevention 101, then I'm at a loss.

geordieracer

Of course it doesnt, but i think a bit of fresh material wouldn'e go amiss sometimes.

BFG_2

geordieracer wrote: »

Of course it doesnt, but i think a bit of fresh material wouldn'e go amiss sometimes.

Lol, fair enough, my comedy has been critiqued and found to be stale..........

I shall endeavour to be fresher.

[I'm no Jimmy Carr/Peter Kay...having said that they recycle their jokes for years, why can't I??.....lol]

BFG_2

geordieracer wrote: »

Of course it doesnt, but i think a bit of fresh material wouldn'e go amiss sometimes.

Was it just the diet pills reference or was it the whole gist of the post??