Searching For The Google Home Income Scam

We continue to find this website advertising the Google Home Income scam, under various names, topgoogletrends.netcashdaily.net. It is listed high in the page rankings of Yahoo Search, Google and others for the keywords, Google Home Income Scam; with a Google PR of 2, and Alexa Rank of 227,715.

The site is no more than a scum site that takes advantage of unsuspecting victims searching for a way to learn how to make money online. It offers a kit that is supposed to be free but costs $1.97 in shipping charges and then signs you up for a three month membership with additional charges of $89.26 once a month.

These additional charges are not on the main page. They are in the Terms and Conditions that are difficult to see because they are written in very tiny blue letters on the bottom fold of the Webpage. On their Google Home Income page they do not even exist.

The site, topgoogletrends.netcashdaily.net, is a WordPress site using a free theme. The outbound link takes you to the internetrichesguru.com, which claims to be Search 4 Profit, LLC, out of Sun Valley, CA. After doing some checking it seems they really may be out of Provo, Utah. In any case, they are trying to hide their true origin.

Another way to separate the scams and scum from honest and truthful websites and affiliate sites is to check the links, the VeriSign Secured, and other links that purport to signify security. None of these links on these scam sites are real. They are all dead links. That speaks volumes. Dead and non clickable security links are a dead giveaway (pun intended).

Please beware of any of these products that claim to be legitimate and solely exist for the purpose of cheating people and making unlawful reoccurring charges to their credit cards.

The owners of the site, topgoogletrends.netcashdaily.net, are nothing more than scammers and cheats, that prey upon the unsuspecting, by pretending to offer legitimate services.

They continue to unlawfully use the Google name even in light of the recent lawsuit that Google has begun, charging Pacific WebWorks, also out of Utah, with fraud and cyberpiracy.

The Google Home Income review that they claim is truthful is in fact a complete sham and lie. They are thieves and should be treated as criminals by honest advertisers and affiliates.

Topgoogletrends.netcashdaily.net is just another scam site that is trying to steal any money from honest people searching the Internet for an honest way to make money online, and only offers scam sites and reoccurring billing, like Google Home Income, as their legacy.

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