eMillionaire, facebook, what a scam. I want to work from home to spend more time with children. They con you with a small amount, in my case only $3 something, then takeout $75.00 a month later. Beware if it sounds too good to be true, IT IS. Please don't get caught like I did.

I did not order this cd i recieved in the mail and my credit card was charged for it I want to know how they got my credit card info and were able to charge me for something I did not order or want.

I signed up for the free 7 day trial on facebook i have yet to recieve anything from them.They have now took three payments from my bank of £30 or more two of which were within 5 days of each other, i have tried to get in contact with them but no luck. So people beware of signing up for this trial.

I ordered the free trial of this and was supposed to be charged $1.95 for S & H. I was charged that amount and $47.00 additional which I have no idea what this is for. I received two follow up calls after I ordered the $1.95 free trial and told both parties to cancel the entire order as they were asking me too many questions that I was uncomfortable with. They said they would cancel all, but did not. I just received my bank statement today and found both of the charges along with International transaction fees. How do I fight this?

I've been ripped of by Emillionaire too. If I'd seen that name I never would have authorised a small payment for information because a name like that really screams scam. What I saw was an ad through Facebook mentioning Google and offering information about how to make money through Google. It said nothing about a get rich quick scheme, just that you could earn an income with info from this kit. Stupid me!!!