I'm furious that my name was used on your listings using (and showing) my address under the 'KEEN' article. I'm not the Suzanne Breitenbach they are talking about and I have no idea who any of these people are. I am requesting kindly that you have it removed immediately or it is hurtful to me and my reputation. I will take action if this error is not corrected because I've always taken pride in my career and my reputation. I expect and demand a response.
Suzanne Breitenbach of Tustin, CA

http://hunsbergers.net/

Google is shutting down sites that is carrying news about Obama's Social Security card discrepancies.

First it warns you of a "virus" then when you look further into it, it says it is ok -

BUT - Google has gone ahead and disallowed entry into the site.

It's not just one site either - it's many - All of a sudden they stopped working thanks to Google.

Google has pranked everyone by claiming to have permanently chaznged its name to Topeka. They even give you directions on how to "topeka" someone/something. Do not be fooled, it is just a prank. But for adults, we forget there's such a thing as april fool's day. I did. I almost thought they were serious, and was wondering how in the world is that going to work? Topeka earth, Topeka chrome.
Kid's probably caught onto this right away, but as for us adults, we probably aren't so quick to it.
But, haha, April fool's on us. Tomorrow, the name will once again be Google.

I answered an on-line ad from Google to make money working at home. The ad asked for 1.00 and 1.95 handling fees for a kit to be mailed to my home. The next day I received emails from Google asking me to complete my registration. When I clicked on the link they provided I was sent to the same website asking for the same 1.00 and 1.95 I had already paid them. I had even printed a receipt giving me my username, password and client ID. Since I did not want to pay them again, I attempted to reply to the email telling them pretty much what I just stated. No reply of course. The next thing I knew my bank account was overdrawn because someone had charged my account 129.95. I had no idea what this was about. When I called my bank I learned a company named Creative Web Income.com had charged my account for this sum. This sum was never mentioned in any of the information in the Google ad. Now I find they are one and the same with Google? How can people get away with stuff like this? I plan to fight it. I've already had to cancel my bank account.

tofindfreemoneynow-Total scam-For a $1.99 you can download information on starting a home based business. It's a total scam and requires you to pay for marketing and the like...If you're already broke, you're going to be unable to do any of the programs listed!!! My husband is unemployed, and I was just looking for other ways to supplement our income, as I am quite proficient at the use of a computer... I thought I was just paying for the info. No problem. I found it useless right away and deleted it, only to get a $40 plus charge about 10 days later. We had no idea what the charge was from and called the number to find out it was the 1.99 scam from Google. No refund will be given because I didn't read through the terms of the agreement. NO WHERE on the main page did this ever mention this was a trial offer and I would be charged after the trial. It only states you advised to change your password. This is where they get you. If you don't read that terms of agreement and see you're only paying for a trial, then you are stuck. I was told once you change your password that is it, you've agreed to the terms. THEY WILL NOT REFUND YOUR MONEY. I can only imagine the killing they are making off of this. How deceptive can a company be to do something so low. I will NEVER do business with them again, and am letting everyone know about the deceptive practices of this company. Google Chrome is now off my computer and I will no longer use it as my main search engine...What a waste!