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Eddie W Gillespie

In a twist to the story I have received a threatening ‘Cease and Desist’ letter from the lawyers of Weekly Consumer Newsletter because what they have termed as ‘copyright infringement’ because they believe that I’ve copied content from their site – even though all of the above is a screenshot and not actual content copied over.

Anyway, I’ll be posting a copy of the letter here tomorrow with a note to my list to forward this info on to as many people as they can. If you disagree with these blatant attempts to mislead people by misrepresenting sites as mainstream news publications then please forward this link.

I look forward to your support. Please post your comments below.

Mal

Another job well done on informing your readers of what to avoid. Thank you for this. I’d like to mention a few other things also. About all these “checks” that are displayed on sales pages/advertisements; I noticed you had one displayed on this post that you said was fake (and I’d be willing to bet that you are right). What many people may not realize is that anyone who is good with HTML code could create a fake check that looks exactly like a real one from any opportunity there is, put in any name and amount they desire, upload it to their website and voila, you have a fake check that looks like the real thing.
Now I’m starting to see 1099 forms on some of these pages. There again, if you live in the USA you can pick up blank 1099s anywhere income tax forms are distributed or any post office near our tax season or you can order them from the IRS or download them from the IRS website, print it, fill in any amount and names you want, scan it to a file on your computer and then upload it to your website or sales page and there again you have a fake 1099 form with some ridiculous yearly earnings on it. Now,I’m not saying that ALL these checks and 1099s are fake as some MAY be genuine but I would bet that those that are accompanied by ridiculous claims of instant riches for doing little to nothing are as fake as three dollar bills. (There may be three dollar bills in other countries but NOT here in USA.)
I would suggest steering away from anything that seems “too good to be true” regardless of how convincing the checks and or 1099s appear because anything that seems that way probably is a blatant lie.
AS William stated, these scum who perpetrate these scams are surely making it much tougher for us honest people to gain the trust of people who are looking for legitimate business opportunities. I also sincerely hope that some of these scum read this and feel that I have stepped all over your toes because that will make my day. As Clint Eastwood said in Dirty Harry; “Make my day Punk.”

Best regards to the honest people out there,
Eddie W Gillespie

Mal

That’s a great article. Thanks for sharing. It is so easy to fake checks, testimonials, and other stuff on ones site. The numbers of scam artists, especially online, are growing and growing all the time and it is so scary.

Thanks,

Tal Fighel

Great info on scams and fakes. Really appreciate it. I almost fell for this particular offer. It’s a good thing I always read the ” terms and conditions ” before I commit to anything. It sure seems like there are alot more of these scams, with each day. They sure do make it a little bit tougher for us honest guys. I agree, researching your proposed business opportunity with the BBB, is a great place to start. Thanks for taking the time to expose, yet another, unethical online scam.

Best Regards,

William Botelho
http://workfromhomepassion.com