The Google Home Business Kit advertises a way to make thousands a month by posting links on Google. Users supposedly receive anywhere from $5 to $30 for each link they successfully post on Google. You don’t have to promote the links and no one needs to buy anything through the links, but somehow you magically get paid for just an hour or two of link posting each week.
The advertisements for the Google Home Business Kit provide anyone interested with rave reviews from satisfied customers. Though the kit seems like a sure thing, there is a small catch – you must first purchase the Google Home Business Kit through the ad you’re viewing. The kit price varies, with some charging shipping only and others charging a supposedly nominal fee for the kit and offering free shipping. The price typically ranges from $9.95 up to $39.95, though some may sell the kit for more.
The sad truth is that the only people who ever see a dime from the Google Home Business Kit are the ones who sell it. Once someone purchases the cheap kit, the real scam begins. Within the fine print, a monthly fee is listed. Most buyers don’t realize what’s happening until monthly charges begin appearing on their credit cards. The fee varies but can range upwards to $70 or more. But the Google Home Business Kit scam doesn’t stop here. On top of the kit fees, your credit card information is often charged for other services you’ve never even heard of.
Though the Google Home Business Kit seems like a sure fire way to get rich quick online, the kit is a major scam and is in no way affiliated with Google. The only things you’ll ever receive from this scam are a major headache and a dent in your bank account.
