The New FTC Blogging Guidelines Are Creating Controversy
The FTC's intention is to help the consumer, which I am all for, but I think that the guidelines need to be less sweeping.
Posted by gregw2 Date: Saturday, October 10, 2009
Categories: In The News, Scams
Tags: affiliate links, blogging guidelines, fake blog, Federal Trade Commission, flog, FTC guidelines, Google AdSense, Google Home Income, Google Money Tree, Pacific Webworks, SEO, USA bloggers, web hosting
Will The New FTC Blogging Guidelines Affect You?
But, a fine of $11,000 could be levied against a Blogger who did not comply, and was caught or turned in by a competitive blogging site.
Posted by Billw Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Categories: In The News, Scams
Tags: affiliates, Blogger, bloggers, fake blogs, fake review site, Federal Trade Commission, Flogs, FTC guidelines, Google Money Tree, Scams
Who Is Involved With The Google Scams?
As long as Google is profiting from these scams they will allow the ads to run and their name to be used.
Posted by OneQuestion Date: Monday, September 28, 2009
Categories: Scams
Tags: AdSense, AdWords, Attorney Generals Office, BBB, FTC, Google Money Tree, Google scams, scammers, Scams
Another Scam Site Selling Worthless Information
We are trying to expose these scams to as many people as we can. Hoping to save them from falling victim to these scam sites,...
Posted by admin Date: Friday, September 25, 2009
Categories: Scams
Tags: Google Money Tree, Google scam, Internet scams, recurring billing, Scams, Utah scams
Why Can’t The Google Money Tree Die?
Once again it seems that Utah is at the forefront of internet scams. We reported that Google Money Tree is being prosecuted by the AG of Texas.
Posted by gregw2 Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Categories: Scams
Tags: Google flogs, Google Money Tree, Google Profit Kit, Google scam, Google Works, Internet scams, Scams, Utah scams
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