Comments on: Scam Alert Website Lists

By: Asa B.

Asa B. — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 15:58:05 +0000

Even though this list is getting old, I still found a site on here that I saw advertising today. Crazy. Well thanks for posting this.

By: Robert Robinson

Robert Robinson — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 23:56:16 +0000

Star Riley is an Internet extortionist. He lies – cheats and when exposed uses his limited ability to web site tools that are available to any moron to blackmail and cast lies about people who refuse to accept his threats and blackmail. He spends his worthless time casting lies and inuendo about people he knows nothing about on the Internet. He misrepresents himself as a web site professional when in actuality he has very little design ability. Be careful of this scoundrel because he will try to cheat you and steal from you and even blackmail you with threats to cast lies about you over the Internet. He has done this to many individuals and it’s time someone stops him. He is all that is bad about the Internet and it is a shame that there these types of individuals are able to use the Internet to commit crimes against innocent people.

By: oggo

oggo — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 08:58:37 +0000

The worst thing of all this, is that they are allowed to just continue this.

It is so obviously a scam, but they are not stopped!

It’s funny how these scam sites always have the exact same layout. No subpages, just one long page, with pictures of money and checks, pictures of people and their testimonals.

I don’t get why people are still stupid enough to fall for it, but what’s worse is that they are not stopped. It should be piece of cake to stop them.

By: shelly

shelly — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 02:02:49 +0000

I found another :

http://Ez.com/helptoday

I received an email from someone who found my craigslist posting and they told me I should stop playing with craigslist and start doing this google job like they did…just follow the link they say.

… my god, how horrible these scams are! How can people be so unethical? It’s disgusting! This one goes on and on and ON about how this Kevin Hoeffner guy in CA wanted more time with his family, needed money and was dying to get out of his low paying horrible job. There’s no details about the job description, how it works, what you really do… they say you find that all out when you purchase the kit. That was my first give away! Thank God for websites like this one who call these scammers out!

By: tim

tim — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:06:58 +0000

http://WWW.ZENITHINVESTMENT.YOLASITE.COM is a scam. they are not real they claim to be investment comapany and they promise very high returns which they use to deceive people. they are not in the us as the claim, but they use virtual phone numbers (international call forwarding) to take their calls.

They promise 10time returns on initial investment of 1000USD in just 14days, they have all ads posted on Craigslist and other free posting sites, but they operate from south africa.

I paid them 1000usd for investment and on the 14day, they asked me to pay $743USD for charges. I paid and they stopped replying my mails. they have agents in the US and UK who help them collect money sent to them via western union and moneygram.

This scammers don’t accept any online secured payment or bank transfer. they also operate on 3 different websites listed below with same web content. you can verify.

http://www.zenithinvestment.yolasite.com

http://www.dapinvestment.yolasite.com

http://www.hrinvestment.webs.com

PLEASE DONT CONTACT THEM, THEY ARE SCAMMERS, THEY WILL TAKE YOU MONEY AND YOU WONT HAVE IT BACK AGAIN.

BEWARE OF THEM. DONT ATTEND TO THEIR POSTINGS ON CRAIGSLIST AND BACKPAGE.

By: Lucy

Lucy — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 13:48:44 +0000

http://www.hrinvestment.webs.com is not real its fraud.
I am a single mum, i came across an advert on craigslist.INVEST 500USD AND MAKE 5000USD IN 14DAYS.

I open an investment with them 500usd and after the 14days they requested i pay 423usd i went to borrow money for them to pay the charges as they claimed.. after i have not heard anything from them, they dont answer my calls. I suspect they are not operating from the usa or canada but from south africa

By: james

james — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 13:44:10 +0000

http://www.zenithinvestment.yolasite.com is a scam. they promise high investment returns and they deceive people and collect their money. I paid them $1000 and on the 14th day, they requested another $735 I paid them and now there’s nothing to show up they dont even reply my mails as used to.

Please beware of this site, they are not real. they operate from Africa but claim to be in the US and UK.

By: BC Guy

BC Guy — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 14:27:14 +0000

Another one:

http://www.mygreatbigsuccesssite.com/

By: Bobbie H.

Bobbie H. — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 07:45:43 +0000

Another website to add to your list…
pokermaniacs.us is a scam site…
The operator sends out SPAM..I received 3 emails within 5 minutes…that’s not a newsletter…
Basically it’s an affiliate link where the customer gets nothing, and the site operator gets paid…
Waste of space me thinks…

By: Stunned

Stunned — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 22:38:46 +0000

How do these crooks get away with it? I saw an “article” on Yahoo Finance today, 09/04/09 about freebies and one of the “freebies” discussed is the “Google Free Money”. This article leads you to believe that everything is free but when I followed the link, it turns out you pay a nominal fee of about a dollar AND in the fine print, you find out that there is a substantial monthly payment after the free trial. I may not be real smart, but I wasn’t born yesterday. Freebie????? Okay, face it. If it sounds to good to be true, it usually is. It is a shame these people can take advantage of others so easily, especially in these hard economic times. Thanks for your article, I wish everyone would read it before falling for this scam.