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**Offshore-Wealth.com** · #11 (**permalink**) 05-06-2006, 06:07 PM

WARNING,

I have been researching all the new gas saving deals for years, and in my research, I have just discovered a very serious issue which will be of interest to many. I will not post it here, but the documentation can be verified in LA superior court, and this could be devestating for said company, so if anyone is interested in this information, let me know. Of course, this is only of interest to those in various fuel economy enhancement companies.

Good luck to all, Mike

frees40k · #12 (**permalink**) 07-07-2006, 09:04 PM

Hi Everyone,
Can anyone help me on this...I think they might be too good to be true, but!!
Has anyone heard of them or done business with them.
Goldbondsoffshorefinanceservices
Thanks,
Frees40k

StrongSam · #13 (**permalink**) 12-07-2006, 04:28 PM

Why can't posts be made to the Greenzap section? no news for weeks now (even if it's to announce yet another delay, there's been a year of announcing functionality and then postponing it, but it's better to have bad news than no news at all). I know this is not the GZ section, BUT THE GZ is locked... so, what gives?. Last time I saw, there were about 500+ rolclub members that went gold like me (or so it said in the now gone banner). I'd like to have an announcement on this matter, even if it's to tell us to forget about our (measle) $100.00.

Also, what does it take for a company to be considered a scam?.

**Offshore-Wealth.com** · #14 (**permalink**) 20-07-2006, 12:54 PM

Interesting,

Why has no one added SolidInvestments here yet? Oh well, who will be next is the real issue since they all grab your money first, then by time most know it was a scam, it is too late.

Good luck to all, Mike

Aegist · #15 (**permalink**) 25-07-2006, 07:20 AM

www.sportsarbitrageinvestor.com is a total scam
www.morethantraffic.com is a scam

And I am about to start asking forum members here about Greenzap...because some of you guys over promoted it. I can't post in the greenzap forums, so I am about to start a thread in the general chat section.

Shane

**YogiBrood** · #16 (**permalink**) 30-07-2006, 11:09 AM

See this link and be the wiser B4 it is too late for your concerns...

http://www.rolclub.com/showthread.ph...ed=1#post97662

This ProBuilder Plus is a pro bluff-plus and a complete SCAM as far as I am concerned!!!

LFC · #17 (**permalink**) 30-07-2006, 12:29 PM

http://www.company1998.com/about.htm

Big scam!!

No answer from support.
Not paid since 16/7.

peterben · #18 (**permalink**) 01-08-2006, 04:27 AM

What some peole consider scam may or may not be that. However, I have been involved in sites, a couple of them affiliate sites. After joining, all the promises spoken of before, went by the wayside.

There was no support. I wrote to the President of the program, who sounded very supportive and real in his promo. As soon as no response came from upline to three mailings, I wrote to him only to find no support or reply from him either. I wrote to three of the upline. Finally, only one responded with an indirect response, and then no longer.

Question: is this scam?

In the same program, information came on the screen that was more complete and negating what was hinted at in the initial promotio to get sign-ups.
Question: is this scam?
etc, etc, etc.
So, when is something scam? When promises are not kept, when billings are made that were not asked for in writing, when rebilling occurs without written request, when goods are not delivered and/or billing occurs anyway, etc, etc.

peterben

**YogiBrood** · #19 (**permalink**) 01-08-2006, 03:18 PM

Quote:

I was offered to buy the MCF forum www.megacashforum.com .

Check out this link to know more:

http://www.rolclub.com/showthread.ph...ed=1#post98450

**Offshore-Wealth.com** · #20 (**permalink**) 01-08-2006, 05:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by peterben

What some peole consider scam may or may not be that. However, I have been involved in sites, a couple of them affiliate sites. After joining, all the promises spoken of before, went by the wayside.

There was no support. I wrote to the President of the program, who sounded very supportive and real in his promo. As soon as no response came from upline to three mailings, I wrote to him only to find no support or reply from him either. I wrote to three of the upline. Finally, only one responded with an indirect response, and then no longer.

Question: is this scam?

In the same program, information came on the screen that was more complete and negating what was hinted at in the initial promotio to get sign-ups.
Question: is this scam?
etc, etc, etc.
So, when is something scam? When promises are not kept, when billings are made that were not asked for in writing, when rebilling occurs without written request, when goods are not delivered and/or billing occurs anyway, etc, etc.

peterben

Good question,

Scam, well, the way I define it is simple. When people are induced with the expectations of earning more money than we were asked to invest or loan and our withdrawals are not honored. Promised that our money was secure and not at risk as long as there was no major economic melt down or natural disaster. Assured that the company was earning more than it was paying out, and it was not. Pays out as promised when promised and it does not. States that they are properly licensed, and they are not. Stated that they were backed by gold, and they were not. Stated they were insured by a specific company, and they were not. Accepts more investments and loans when it was well known that no one would be paid again. Fails to communicate with investors. Blames everyone but themselves and the investors end up not getting a dime back in return.

Now THAT is what I call A SCAM.

Good luck to all, Mike