Data Entry Made Easy Flowery Euphemisms Are Misleading Even if They Don't Break the Law Internet

This company touts itself as a data entry business that uses a secure upload program to transmit and receive data entry forms. INSTEAD, it is basically a marketing pyramid scheme that requires you to hustle new and clever ways to market existing products through other internet sales companies. You are supposed to write a catch phrase that is flashed in the face of some unlucky web surfer. Then, if he or she clicks on the link to the ad that you wrote, you receive royalties or commissions through a third party internet group called PayDotCom.

In a nutshell, I am a fantastic data entry specialist and I wanted to make the $200 + per month that they advertise by doing data entry, AS ADVERTISED. Had I known that I would be forced into hustling other online ad companies (which I also hate) and receiving commissions (on which I must also pay fees based on the bracket of my income), I would never have paid the $49.99 initiation fee.

These people may not be breaking any law technically, but morally they rip you right off. They put up a front of being a no-strings-attached data entry business that makes money on a form-by-form basis when in fact they are looking for other advertising sharks to make commissions off of marketing crap to people online. I doubt if their testimonials are real. So, while the gentleman (or lady) that previously reported a complaint and then said [Case Closed] later got a refund, this site is nothing but bogus.

Brad
Reno, Nevada
U.S.A.