Would I be correct in assuming that you then have tried it? And have done so with success? It would be very interesting if you could share your experience and success report with us. Everyone here volunteers an opinion (without having to sign up for anything), and you are certainly entitled to yours; it would be very interesting and of value to all of us if you could report on your positive experience with Google Profusion.

And just out of interest, I can assure you that we are not “internet newbies”. I for one have been an Online Marketing & eCommerce Strategic Consultant for one of the world’s largest CRM consultancies since 2001.

The intention of this forum is not to badmouth products without warrant, and no one has any personal agenda; we simply share the actual and factual experiences of real internet users (with different levels of competence), with the view of giving those making the effort to do research before committing, some independent views and a fair chance.

Looking forward to hearing from you again.

Elmarie

I’m happy to admit that I haven’t tried ‘Google Profusion’ or any of the other names that it goes under. That’s not the point. I HAVE tried plenty of dvd programs as you can see from the reviews on this blog. The ’scam’ in this case is the so-called ‘free’ trial for 3 days. No-one I’ve corresponded with yet has described that they received any 3 day trial before being billed for the full amount, plus a couple of other subscriptions that were unwarranted.

Personally I DO feel people should be warned that:
a) the 3 day trial is nothing of the sort and
b) this system has NOTHING to do with Google sending you checks as is claimed

And I’m not asking anyone to sign up to anything to find THAT out!

You will be billed three dollars and eighty eight cents for the Google Profusion Kit and given a 3-day trial to ProfitProfusion.c

After your trial period you will be billed fifty nine dollars and ninety five cents per month allowing you to get up to the minute tips for your busine

You will also receive a free 7-day trial to Rebate Millionaire and a free 14-day trial to Network Agenda.
After the trial period, you will be charged $19.95 and $9.95 a month thereafter, if you choose not to cancel. Cancel any time by calling 800-934-0785. View full terms & condition

this is what I just found at the bottom of the website. Hope it helps!!

Adam

You should call your credit card company and tell them you have canceled your subscription and make sure no further charges are made by the originator to your account. Most credit card companies are sympathetic if you have been caught by this sort of scam and will do their best to get a refund (called a charge back) if you are unhappy with the service from the supplier. However you have to give them all the details and show them that you have done your best to cancel the account, which in your case it looks as though you have.

Do give your credit card company as much detail as you can, when you signed up, the address and telephone numbers given to you and so on. Best of luck.