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Mary Steadman Google Biz Kit Scam – The Real Truth

Mary Steadman is a very popular woman these days. I mean, itâ??s hard to miss her seemingly innocent ads proclaiming how sheâ??s making good money from posting links on Google. For most people looking for part-time or full-time work during this economic recession, her story really catches their attention.

After all, Google is a huge company that is known for having deep pockets. The Mary Steadman ads claim that sheâ??s finding it really easy work to post these links and pocket good money. Mary seems like an honest-to-goodness regular person who is in the same boat as everybody else. It looks like a local station did a news story on her because sheâ??s someone whoâ??s beating the odds in a tough economy.

Well, this would be great if it were true. The fact is: the Mary Steadman home income claims are false â?? and so is the Google biz kit.

The people behind these ads are nothing but scam artists trying to dupe unsuspecting people into handing over their hard earned money. Money most people can ill afford to lose. These heartless jerks are literally taking food out of the mouths of people who may desperately need to earn extra income. Even worse, there are people who have been jobless for months falling for this scheme.

While there are legitimate ways to earn money using Google, these involve either buying whatâ??s called a Pay Per Click ad using their Google Adwords program, or, setting up a website or blog with useful content, then placing Google Adsense ads on them and earning a few cents per click. Both of these methods involve lots of effort and time to get going.

If you are looking to be hired as an employee of Google to post links, the truth is that these positions do not exist. Mary Steadman is a fake character designed to get you to trust her enough to part with your credit card information. Google themselves are telling people to steer clear of these ads. They do not endorse any type of money making kit or schemes.

Some of the popular kits using the Google brand name are:

Google ATM, Google Biz Kit, Google Fortune, Google Profits, Google Startup Kit and Google Works.

All of the above are pitching easy money to be made with Google.

These Mary Steadman ads are popping up all over the place and the U.S. Government cannot keep up with it all. So, itâ??s up to you, the homebased opportunity seeker, to be aware of these scams and how they operate.

The main thing to remember is to NEVER give your name, address and credit card or bank information to anyone claiming to offer you a job or easy income system. No matter how convincing their claims sound. If you remain skeptical and keep personal information to yourself, youâ??ll be okay.

If you, or someone you know, has already fallen for this scam, be aware that youâ??ll be charged $80 per month by these bogus companies. People whoâ??ve been victimized are finding it nearly impossible to cancel these charges. The best way to stop them from charging your card is to have your bank cancel your credit card. While this is an extreme step, it seems to be the only thing that really works.

Remember, youâ??re not dealing with an honest company. If you call their customer service line to cancel, they can tell you any old lie, but will still keep charging away. Donâ??t trust them. Instead, deal with your bank directly.

I know it seems hard to believe that some people can be so heartless as to scam jobless people out of their money, but scammers have no problem with it. They could care less about your individual situation. All they want to do is get as much money out of you as possible â?? even if it means you canâ??t afford to buy food!

Now that youâ??re informed about this particular scam, I hope youâ??ll tell as many people as possible, so that they too can avoid becoming a victim.