Your Questions About The Real Biz
Jenny asks…
Does anyone know about the google Biz-kit?
I see ads for the google biz-kit and hear testimonials about how people are making a ton of money doing nothing more than posting ads on google. Has anyone tried it? What’s involved in getting started? What do you do? This is a job and like any job, I need more info before I jump in. I need more info from a REAL person who’s tried this not some ad saying they’ve made a ton of money.
Jere answers:
Google Biz Kit is a scam product, not a real job.
Google Biz Kit is a membership (costs 69.90 a month).
Google does not pay anyone to simply “post links”.
Google does not pay anyone every week.
Google does not “give you links to post”.
This is not a job “with Google” – Google has nothing to do with the Biz Kit.
This product is sold by a third party company.
Many customers have had their credit cards charged multiple times for the $1.95 shipping and handling charge as well as the monthly recurring rate.
Others have been charged for things they did not order, such as credit services or grant information.
Google Biz Kit is a rip off. Don’t buy it.
Betty asks…
Is fanmail.biz legitimate?
THIS IS NOT A QUESTION.
I am standing up for a board I CARE ABOUT.
PLEASE understand this IS LEGITIMATE!
This is not a home address site, this is a FAN MAIL site. I know it works… I’ve tried it. Please note all the “adults” on here that are supposed to be over 13 are under 13… so dont listen to there answers.
this is for ONLY fanmail and fanmail is forwarded to them. All addresses are real…. and do not be fooled by the “adults” answer “its fake”
just because it ends in .biz doesnt mean its a scam!!!! I will answer any questions
Jere answers:
‘m a Trainee Moderator on there! Of course it’s legitimate. I love fanmail.biz! I have gotten 20+ autographs from there and been collecting since April 25, 2008. I love fanmail.biz, it’s amazing! It’s not a scam either, it can’t be- it doesn’t sell! It lets you write to people you enjoy.
My username is missmaexox, look for me on there!
Source(s):
All of my autographs from there:
http://www.freewebs.com/kelseysautographs
ALL AUTHENTIC UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED!
Helen asks…
Real online Jobs?
Is there any real online jobs where I don’t have to pay and anyone including people with mental handycaps can run, or I could do it for them or even help them to do it?
Jere answers:
Hello, you might be interested in the site below, it is 100% free! There is a short video demonstration! Good luck
http://www.mypowermall.com/biz/home/11087
Chris asks…
Are these Ugg Boots Real?
Im thinking of buying these, but only if they are real?
http://www.ukbootsale.biz/
if they are fake. where can i get cheap real ones?
i will only pay about £120
Jere answers:
Classic short uggs for £61.99, Lmfaoo fake!
Uggs are never that cheap + they barely go on sale.
Whould the seller be so stupid to get ripped off? I dont think soo…
Yes, the pic is a real pair of uggs, but they could always take it off another website and posting it on another website.
The company wants you to think that you are buying real uggs, but then they will send youu fake uggs.
This happened to my friend, and she couldnt return them.
Fake uggs look slighty different.
The colour is way lighter
The fur is fake and barely has any fur
The best place to get real uggs is the offical uggs website. Uggs sold there are half the prices from stores, so i would suggest buying from there.
Http://www.uggaustralia.com/index.aspx
Gud luck <3
Daniel asks…
Are there real work at home jobs?
Every time I search for work at home jobs, I see a lot of ads for biz ops. Are there reall work at home jobs with pay and benefits?
Jere answers:
You are right to be frustrated. Sometimes paid information or biz ops can be pretty deceptive, and made to look like real job postings. However, there are actually some large companies that do hire telecommuters for a variety of positions. Most of these positions do require some sort of experience or skill. I.e customer service, technical, etc.
A real position will have requirements like experience, skills, equipment, and it will probably require a resume or application. It will probably NOT require any upfront fee.
The website http://www.homeworkerforum.com has some real job listings, and some great ways to spot scams.
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