I blocked la-sentinel.com from showing ads on my websites after finding it ranking pretty high on Alexa’s list of Hot URLs right now.
Must mean the scammers behind la-sentinel.com are throwing a lot of money at advertising it right now. But the odd thing about this domain is that while they have all the hallmarks of the usual scam stuff, they don’t collect the credit card numbers on the first page.
They collect names and email addresses, and maybe after that page is where they try and get the debit and credit card numbers.
Don’t do it. Scam is all over that site.
I just discovered some new websites I need to block from showing ads on my site: (Okay, blocked them.)
chicago-sentinel.com
financialtimeny.com
They are pitching some scammy “Home Job Placement Kit” that makes it seem like people can apply to work from home — and they’ve got all the fake testimonials they claim are real.
I see the Terms and Conditions at the bottom of FinancialTimeNY.com redirects to some SamboProsper.com site, then redirects to this:
homejobplacement.org/index-newtest
And that’s where you see a charge for $197.
Hopefully folks aren’t falling for this.
If so, contact your credit card and bank and report it as fraud.
News27Today.com SCAM claims ‘Easy Online Profit’ makes Anne Regis, a 67 year old Texas Grandmother a $5,000-per-month earner – But they are stealing $140 from consumers
Just saw the following “News 27 Today” ad claiming some “Work From Home With the Internet Kit” helps a 67-year-old grandma they claim is named Anne Regis a big online earner.
But it’s all a scam:
http://www.news27today.com/jobs/work-from-home-grandma.html
They lead consumers to some site called “InternetProfitSucessSystem.com” which is charging people close to $140 or more:
https://www.internetprofitsuccesssystem.com/pages/827/Default.aspx?itm=R00003&vn=100b&s1=104928&s2=onlinejobsgranma&s3=&clickid=02_165185642_7e96a871-a575-4bf7-a692-5a2420db422a
Here’s their terms and conditions which spells how much they are really stealing from people:
Internet Cash Machine:
“When you submit your order, you agree to pay the shipping and handling fee of $2.97 for your Road Map to Success; please allow up to two weeks for delivery. After your 3-day trial period, you will be charged a ONE TIME activation fee of $139.95 that will not be billed again for access to all of the features above. Thereafter, a $4.95 fee will serve as a monthly website hosting and maintenance fee until cancelled.”
“If you find that the product is not right for you, simply call our Customer Service Center at 877-863-3088 to cancel before the end of your 3 day trial period and you will not be charged anything else.”
“The seller is located in The United Kingdom and by doing business with us you agree that this offering is made from The United Kingdom and shall be governed by the laws of the United Kingdom… ”
So these people are in the UK…
…and stealing money from Americans and others around the world, no doubt.
I’ve blocked News27Today.com from showing ads on my websites — hopefully others will follow suit when they see this.
But it’s sad to see that News27Today.com is one of Alexa.com’s hot urls right now, which means they are probably pouring tons of money into advertising to try and fool people into giving them their credit card numbers.
Let’s pray people Google “News 27 Today” or “Anne Regis scam” or “Easy Online Profit SCAM” and find this — and not give them any info.
If they do, contact their banks or credit card companies and report them as fraud.
If only the ad agencies would stop approving these ads.
They all use the same structure.
