GoogleMoneyTree Nonsequitur misleading subject line; sole purpose: Financial Info: anyname@googlemoneytree.com-Data Entry Positions With Google Online-Consistent Breach of Offer Miami Florida *NOTICE..!! this ripoff has nothing to do with Google search engine - many rip-off businesses use the Google name to fool consumers.

In response to the following subject line on December 9, I ordered a CD for a S/H charge of $3.88; I did not authorize any further charges, and the CD that arrived December 24 included no "Data Entry Positions," and the business must not be associated with Google Online:

"kate@googlemoneytree.com Data Entry Positions With Google Online"

I thoroughly went through every link only to locate more advance fee options, and information about starting ones own business. The information that googlemoneytree provides is inconsistent with the initial ad; in fact, the initial ad and the content of the CD are nonparallel and the product is not worth anything--anyone could locate, copy, and paste these links and documents into files onto a CD. These people provided a phone number that is inactive. Furthermore, they gave me no warning that they would debit anymore than $3.88 from my account--$72.21 is a horrific sum.

No alternative have I but to block my account and acquire a new number, the old which I have long trusted with Amazon.com, BestBuy, the San Francisco Alumni Association, and Yves Rocher, for example. Since I was a victim several years ago of the notorious Nigerian scam artist (I prefer not to render attention to a name I submitted to the FBI and which is a prominent one listed among the Nigerian Scams), I had to open my account elsewhere, and I assured myself that never again would I trust my financial information to anyone else--the Nigerian scammers have an immense group worldwide from which one should exclude emails, ultimate phone calls, and, especially financial information--their multi-million dollar offers are a stealthy method to collect financial data. Since then, I have immediately deleted such mail; and my email filters generally eliminate it automatically as spam. I thought that "Google" was reputable; however, this googlemoneytree is evidently not associated with the Google search engine. Legitimate advertisers do not take ones financial information and begin debiting for unauthorized funds. Googlemoneytree is rendering inconsistent illegitimate claims, and it refuses to be available and receptive to issues regarding legal responsibility and accountability.

Perhaps online activity should compel a scanned agreement and official order form. Such practice as googlemoneytree is too costly for consumers.

Academic Honor
Oakland, California
U.S.A.