After my first posting about a phony ad I saw on Myspace yesterday, I thought I would be done with it. But then today I noticed a very similar ad, with similar promises. When I went to the site, it was all similar. Too similar.

Not only that, but it boasted the SAME check that “Kevin” had in the site I blasted yesterday, but this time with the name blacked out.

So it is my opinion that this site, bradsmoney.com, is also a fraud. Besides the phony re-used check photo, there is this strange date plastered across the top. Informational sites rarely date themselves like this. But I think in this case, “Brad” wants us to believe he’s been around for a while. His site, as of today January 9, 2009, lists a date of “October 7, 2008″ and even lists the time.

Problem is, a quick whois query shows that this site was not even created until December 7, 2008. And it is laden with the same contact information as the other site mentioned. So if you are looking up these sites, consider the following:

• “Kevin” and “Brad” are most likely the same outfit
• They are most likely non-existent people
• They are using the exact same photo of a check
• They have similar website layouts
• They were both created very recently
• Both claim to have some secret system to earn over $5000 on Google

Don’t be fooled people.

Since my productivity with other articles has waned lately, I plan to keep posting and blasting these sites as I see them. And if you’re reading this and know of others, please comment with those URL’s. We’ll start a list!

Update: I also just found justinsmoneystory.com with the SAME check picture!  Three sites all using the same picture of a check! The three images below were taken from justinsmoneystory.com, bradsmoney.com, and kevingotcash.com today (1/9/09) – familiar?