Google Home Affiliate Program Scam

I can hardly believe it. Only a few days after I posted about the Google Profusion scam along comes another variation – The Google Home Affiliate Program.

This time the webpage looks different. It’s not a blog, it’s made out to be a newspaper column complete with bogus ‘Windsor and Maidenhead Career Digest’ title:

The ‘newspaper’ reports that ‘Sarah, a college drop-out’ has a current income ‘around £5,648 a month’.

This is all very attractive but click through the link for The Google Home Affiliate Program and you’re back at the signup page for the Google Profusion Internet Home Business Kit!

And, just like the fake blog entries on youronlinesuccessblogs.com, the comments below the article lead you to believe others are having the same success – yes, they are faked too!

Look, don’t get taken in by this nonsense. The evidence from other people who’ve handed over their credit card details for the ‘$1.98 shipping fee’ is that the first month’s subscription of ‘$79.90′  is taken at the same time.

If you’re really interested in earning money as an affiliate, and it is possible to earn this sort of money if you receive the right training, then I suggest you click here to see all about Wealthy Affiliate University (which I can vouch for because I am a long term member).

And if you already know a little bit about affiliate marketing and really want to earn from posting ads on Google, Yahoo and MSN then take the $1 trial for PPC Classroom below (yes, I’ve followed this course myself too). In this case you will only be charged $1, not a cent more, unlike The Google Home Affiliate System!