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    gymbrat29 replies to gymbrat29
    Here's something else you can do if you're dealing with blazingkeywords.com specifically...

    send an email to
    abuse@godaddy.com detailing your experience...here's some other info for you.
    They can't make money if their domain gets shut down by the registrant or Godaddy, right? Let's find out!! I've already emailed and spoken to an agent from Godaddy on the phone. I'd never encourage people to be a total pain in the rump but seriously...the louder we are about this, the more likely we are to be heard!

    Registrant:
    Domains by Proxy, Inc.

    DomainsByProxy.com
    15111 N. Hayden Rd., Ste 160, PMB 353
    Scottsdale, Arizona 85260
    United States

    Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
    Domain Name: BLAZINGKEYWORDS.COM
    Created on: 21-Apr-09
    Expires on: 21-Apr-10
    Last Updated on: 21-Apr-09

    Administrative Contact:
    Private, Registration BLAZINGKEYWORDS.COM@domainsbyproxy.com
    Domains by Proxy, Inc.
    DomainsByProxy.com
    15111 N. Hayden Rd., Ste 160, PMB 353
    Scottsdale, Arizona 85260
    United States
    (480) 624-2599 Fax -- (480) 624-2598

    Technical Contact:
    Private, Registration BLAZINGKEYWORDS.COM@domainsbyproxy.com
    Domains by Proxy, Inc.
    DomainsByProxy.com
    15111 N. Hayden Rd., Ste 160, PMB 353
    Scottsdale, Arizona 85260
    United States
    (480) 624-2599 Fax -- (480) 624-2598

    Mr. Guiseman, YOU rock! Email me...the force is strong with you! ; )
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    Kevin M.
    | 1 reply
    My wife signed up for the Google CD, too, and a few days later we were charged $72.21.  I immediately looked up the phone number on the bank statement, and found this site, realized what was going on.  We called the number (866-200-5473) and had a difficult conversation with the representative, but they eventually agreed to cancel the account and gave us a return authorization number.  We immediately sent the CD back.  About 10 days later, we were charged an additional $24.87.  I was ready to file a claim with my bank, but my wife called the number back and talked to someone else, and after 15 minutes of saying "No, I just want to cancel my account and get a refund of both payments" they agreed to it.  I was ready to file a claim with my bank but yesterday we actually got a full refund of both payments.

    I wanted to post this so people felt like there was some hope of dealing with this scam... I guess being persistent is key.  I'm going to be watching my bank account closely, though, because after all that I don't trust them.
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    gymbrat29 replies to Kevin M.
    Well I'm glad YOU got YOUR money back that they NEVER should've taken in the first place! How 'bout trying to help me keep them from doing this to other people you care about!?

    (shaking my head in disbelief)
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    ogie
    | 2 replies
    Well, One thing we all should remember is that we are the ones who trusted these guys and gave our bank information. If we had been little bit more cautious about reading the terms and conditions before we agreed to it, we wouldn't have been in all this mess. So the lesson to learn here is READ BEFORE you SIGN UP for anything especially on the web.

    It is also just so depressing to think more about this whole thing! And yes it does waste our time and the nerves and it is not fair that we should be going through this much when this life already has so much to worry about. So I just wanna change my bank info and not to make stupid choices like this in the future.

    As for those who are making the phone calls, be straight and firm when you talk to them. Also it is important to record your phone call with them for your future safety since you will be waiting to talk to someone at least a half hour. When I called I just yelled at the guy and said that I was recording the whole conversation and demanded them to give my money back right now. What they did was ridiculous and so they deserve such conversation.

    Well, good luck to all of us.
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    jeremy replies to Betty
    Yes I was very mean to these people and found out the A1 member is a business located in Utah they have no number but an address and the customer service number above is a call center in the Philippines.
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    Scambuster Tip #1 replies to gymbrat29
    Watch this short video - it tells you how to get your money back from the scammers:

    Getting your money back from Scammers:
    http://www.chrismalta.com/scamtip1.asp
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    Scambuster Tip #1 replies to ogie
    Watch this short video - it tells you how to get your money back from the scammers:

    Getting your money back from Scammers:
    http://www.chrismalta.com/scamtip1.asp
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    Justin Case replies to ogie
    See: http://stop-telemarketers.midwestjournalpress ... ion-of-its-own/   

    " 1) The most effective way to really snarl up a telemarketer is to kill his credit. By filing fraud complaints, the credit card companies will start to have a much bigger list of complaints against this company - whichever scam company did you - and will be more likely to start investigating whether they should actually be doing business with that company. If they already have some charge-backs in the works, it’s possible that a flood of complaints would cancel their account - so they can’t scam anyone else.

       The second part of this is that - and this is unconfirmed - a fraud report will extend the investigation indefinitely, meaning that you don’t have just 60 days to get the credit card company to do a charge-back. In other words, you may be able to get the credit card company to do the work of getting your money back even months later.

       2) The Federal government won’t act until they are literally deluged with complaints. The FBI isn’t interested in fraud until it gets over $50,000 - and none of our scams usually amount to that. But imagine if they got 1,000 complaints or more about a certain company - or several all coming out of the same geographic area…  (Now you can also back this up with letters, faxes, and emails to your elected Washington officials - demanding a full Federal investigation into the possibility of racketeering being the routine in the SLC telemarketers.)

       And, as I’ve linked often, the Utah A/G has a problem in that he’s taking a ton of cash (nearly $200,000) from the Utah SLC-area telemarketers - that City Weekly article. So when you phone, fax, and email him with your complaint, as well as the Division of Consumer Protection, they will then be alerted with all the data they need to really crack down on these guys.

       The more data, the more they will be inclined to act.

       And next year is an election season, so contacting your and their US Representative would help, too. "

    From: http://stop-telemarketers.midwestjournalpress ... ion-of-its-own/
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    cindy replies to Adri
    sorry took so long to get back, but the ad i used has just recently started coming up on myspace...do not do this.  
     the ad:Need More Money?

    Today's featured job on Monster.com pays $28 an hour to fill out forms, limited.

    I did get my money back, but nobody should have to go through this deceipt.
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    JMM replies to rome
    Well I just got off the phone with the company that charges us. I cancelled in  early May which was still in my 30 day free trial and still received a charge of $24.87 on my card May 28th. They claimed that I never cancelled the account. My cc is disputing the charge.
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    Steven replies to Marty
    This is the exact thing that happened to me. First the $1.97 Then a day later the $72.21 at that time I went to my bank to cancel they gave me the 800 number. I accually did get someone they cancelled the account and I got a conformation #. Then two weeks later this fee for $38.84 I immediatly called my bank. They again gave me a different 800 number to call. I did call and cancelled and got another cancellation #. Only problem is. All the charges are from diffent company names. However after reading a few of these post, I found all the names listed. I am on my way to the bank now to cancel my credit card and see what else there is that I can do.
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    Linda
    these people are frauds. it's a scam I am on the telephone with the credit
    card number now. They charged $1.97 for nothing at all. Now they are harassing me on the telephone for account info again this account I closed.
    That's the only way to do it.
    • Caller: A1 members
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    Bob replies to Jaime
    Did you get your refund?
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    Ram Srinivasan replies to gymbrat29
    | 1 reply
    I too fell for the scam I order the package 1.97 the package has never arrived and I got another charge of 72.21.

    Called Customer Service at Visa Credit Card. She say you agreed for the charge afte 14 days trial period.

    I said I haven't received the package so how can I try. For that she said thats between me and the company they can't do anything about.

    Can sue Visa, if we can I need some guidance how to go about it.

    Regards,

    Ram
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    Robert
    I allso was hit on my debit card for 72.98 and 38somthing and 3somthig and a 1.98 for that Googlekit witch i did not get.I'm disabled and that hert me bad to loos that kind off money,and my bank just keeps on telling my that thay are looking into it.
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    googledbygoogle
    | 2 replies
    Please remember that these adds were presented using "Google" and they are a trusted presence on the Internet.  Many fell for this and there seem to be problems at all levels.
    I did receive a refund of the $72 charge.  I kept my head and was very pleasant.  That seems to make a real difference.  There haven't been any other charges.
    Today, 6/5/2009, I received a call from a company called "Internet Sales" and I do beleive that they are part of this scam.
    The caller was "Mark" at extension 126 and he said it was to give me information for something I purchased on EBay.  I do use Ebay and that is directly connected to PayPal.  The last item I won on Ebay I have received and I never purchased "information" on ebay.
    I called 866-374-1638.  I talked to an operator and told her that all the accounts had been cancelled and she said that was a different company.  I emphasized that ALL accounts havce been cancelled.  She said to let the person know that if they call again.
    Her responses seem to indicate a connection with this scam.  I am going to start a new string with this toll free number.  I am sure that someone may have been called by this company in con nection with blazing keywords.
    • Caller: Corporate Sales
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    Eileen Dover replies to Dave
    This complaint on rip off report also mention a charge from Israel regarding Blazing Words (aka blazing keywords) and another number for a call center in the Philippines 1-800-200-5186 :
    http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/458/RipOff0458588.htm

    So we have US addresses and US based cpa ad agencies, Israel and UK billing addresses and 'customer service' outsourced to Manila in the Philipines. Clearly a massive scam on an international scale.

    Time to call in the Feds.

    Have you been scammed too? Take 5 minutes to fill in the FBI form at:
    http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx
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    Terry Bull replies to googledbygoogle
    | 1 reply
    Another scammer advertising his site on Yahoo: dansmakingmoney.com

    He is involved in lot sof other scams too:

    Found 20 domains hosted on the same web server as dansmakingmoney.com (174.133.39.98).

    Dansmakingmoney.com

    GOVERNMENT-GRANT-REVIEW.COM

    acaiberry-500.com

    auctions4cash.biz

    daniellasweightloss.com

    dansmakingmoney.com

    freemealforfour.com

    government-grants-reviewed.com

    h9i5.com

    looking-young-again.com

    ltbackend.com

    powerful-design.com

    the-instant-iq-test.com

    the-resveratrol-review.org

    theacai-berryreport.com

    thebestgamerentalreview.com

    top-acai-products.com

    top3-govgrants.com

    we-pay-per-view.com

    whereandhowtosell.com
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    Ryan Canfield replies to Terry Bull
    Another scammer revealed:

    Domain Name:FINANCIALHELPER.ORG
    Created On:20-Nov-2008 20:30:19 UTC
    Expiration Date:20-Nov-2009 20:30:19 UTC

    Registrant Name:Ryan  Canfield
    Registrant Organization:Liberty Gone
    Registrant Street1:1804 sw 352nd pl
    Registrant City:Federal Way
    Registrant State/Province:WA
    Registrant Postal Code:98023
    Registrant Country:US
    Registrant Phone:+1.2537093188
    Registrant email: nayrnac321@comcast.net
    ryancan@gmail.com

    Here he is promoting the Google Money Tree scam:
    http://financialhelper.org/google-money-tree-scam/

    Some of his other sites:
    http://www.ryancanfield.com/#

    Likely to be his (Same server)

    Found 96 domains hosted on the same web server as ryancanfield.com (174.133.115.66).

    It appears that the web server located at 174.133.115.66 may be hosting one or more web sites with explicit content. The web sites in question are highlighted in red below. There is a possibility that all of the web sites on this web server may be blocked by web filtering software. Search engine rankings for these web sites may be affected as well.

    COSMETYN.US
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    K. Sharell replies to Mike Morvilius
    They did the same thing to me. I just found the charges on my bank. I never requested a CD and never got a CD! It is so D.A.M. fustrating! I am going to call monday very early and see what they say. Also I am going to call my bank!

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