Google Bank at Home SCAM – Google Search Profits SCAM run on fake New York Business Chronicle website

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Google Bank at Home SCAM – Google Search Profits SCAM run on fake New York Business Chronicle website

There’s so many of these scams being run now like the one at newyorkchronicle.org that is gets disheartening trying to warn people about them — but I know some people Google this mess before they leap — so here goes.


I just read that some of these scammers spend upward of $27,000 per day to advertise their scams — so just imagine how much they are taking from people per day. What $100K or more to spend that much?


Anyway, I can’t even find what the InternetRichGurus.com scammers are charging folks — but the “Quick Profit Kit” that the scammers lead you to are charging a pretty penny as quoted from tiny terms and conditions hidden on http://www.quickprofitkit.com/terms-and-conditions.php:

If you do not cancel your Trial Membership during the applicable two (2) day period as set forth in Section 7 hereinbelow, your Active Credit Card will be charged the monthly Membership fee of Seventy-Nine Dollars and Eighty-Six Cents ($79.86) (“Monthly Access Fee”). Your next Monthly Access Fee of QuickProfit Kit™


6. Cancellation of Membership. You may cancel your Membership at any time if you are not completely satisfied. To cancel your Membership you must contact QuickProfit Kit™ customer service by contacting QuickProfit Kit™ via telephone at (866) 451-4235, Monday through Saturday, 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM, EST. Sunday, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Please have your e-mail address and other Registration Data available for efficient processing of your cancellation order. If you decide to cancel your Membership prior to the expiration of the two (2) day Trial Membership period, your Active Credit Card will not be charged the fee of Seventy-Nine Dollars and Eighty-Six Cents ($79.86

So cancel your card and the service and get it all in writing if they scammed you.