Perhaps you’ve seen it.  In lots of places there are these so called “Google Cash”- products.  There is a “Google Cash Cow”,…

The ads for them are all different.  Some mascarade as articles.  Others as fake blogs.  What they, unfortunately, have in common is that they are scams – the so called Google Cash Scams.

Usually they will take your credit card information and promise to ship you some product.  You only pay for the shipment.  But then, the product never arrives.  Instead, you get all sorts of bills for $79, $39, etc… When you try to cancel it turns out that the 1-800 number does not exist.  The whole thing becomes a nightmare.

Could not get any worse… or could it?
He Not Only got Scammed, His Whole Business Was Affected
Chris Carpenter, a successful internet marketer with lots of great products (some of which I happily use myself), has been hit really hard by the Google Cash scammers.  He not only got their product but his whole business has been affected.  Here is why…

In 2003 he came out with a book that showed great strategies for making money online.  He called it Google Cash.  Ever since he has been building his successful business and, unfortunately, he has been naming his products Google Cash as well.   So now, when thousands of people have been affected by the Google Cash Scams, his business is taking a beating.

One thing that I really like about Chris is his positive and giving attitude.  Chris has not given up.  In fact he is asking for suggestions.  If you have any good advice for him, I know that he would appreciate it. Right now he has created a page where he teaches you how to protect yourself from the scammers.  He basically shows you how to spot a scam.  This is valuable information.

Then he is also giving away a free copy of his best seller Work At Home ebook + he has promised to mail out his whole DVD work at home course!

Take advantage of this opportunity.  Head on over and watch Chris’ video and grab his ebook for how to build a solid affiliate marketing business online.
Things to Watch Out For in Internet Scams

• Who is promoting this information?  A trust-worthy source or a complete stranger?
• Google it!  Search for the name of the product, company, persons involved and see what you come up with.
• If there is a blog with comments, look at the date they were posted.  Some scam-blogs also have scam comments that seems to be very fresh.  If you go in the next day, the comment from yesterday will have today’s date.
• Be wary if the comments are closed.
• For specific examples of what Google Cash Scams look like – take a look at Chris’ video (picture above).

Before You Exchange Money

• Check out the 1-800 number (or other telephone number) and see if it is valid so that it is possible to make a cancelation.
• Always try to pay with PayPal first.  They have a good dispute resolving backup system that could help you in case you get scammed.
• - Get a special internet visa card that does not have credit and where you can instantly transfer (from your account) the exact amount you will be paying.  Visa is a good choice because it also provides protection in case of later money disputes.

* The link I am giving you is my personalized link.  This means that if some time down the road you should decide to get something from Chris I he will send me a bonus.