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Date: Wednesday, December 30, 2009
We’ve all seen the ads. They seem to be on every webpage we visit; “Make Money Using Google,” “Google Cash,” “Get Rich with Google,” there are hundreds of them. The question is, are they legitimate business ideas and opportunities or scams?
Sadly, most if not all of these ads are doing nothing more than luring people into their web of deceit to try to profit off of their vulnerability. The bulk of these companies insinuate that they are affiliated with Google, but in actuality, they have nothing to do with the company. This is simply a marketing ploy to make people think that they are connected to a large and trusted company, such as Google.
Most of these scams are ran through elaborate websites that convince people that they are a legitimate company and that what they do is 100% legal. They also throw large profit margins out there to further lure the reader in. They tell readers that it is so simple to make money from these business ideas and opportunities that literally anyone can do it and make thousands of dollars within just weeks or days.
Once the reader is convinced that they too can become rich by starting a Google business idea, they sign up. This is where the scam begins. The scam artists know that most people don’t bother to read the fine print when they sign up for things. This is where the unsuspecting person can get taken for a lot more money than they think they are spending. Once these sites have your bank information, it can be virtually impossible to get your money back from them or get them to stop taking money from your account.
More than likely, the only thing the person will get from signing up on one of these sites is an email that tells them that if they want to make money with their new Google business idea and opportunity, that they will need to do the exact same thing and try to convince others of the business’s legitimacy.
The bottom line is, Google does not offer business ideas and opportunities. If you don’t want to get taken for a lot of money, stay away from anything that suggests any different.
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