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Paid To Place Profits | Smarter Lifestyles SCAM
Paid To Place Profits
If you are wondering whether or not Paid To Place Profits is a SCAM then you are in the right place. It indeed is a SCAM. We have reported on this same scam under many different names. Paid To Place with SmarterLifestyles is the latest rewrap of the same that brought us the Secret Wealth Formula and Home Wealth Formula.
NOTE: There are plenty of legitimate home based business opportunities available. Read about them on this site.
Here is typically what you will see. You receive an email about a single mother, in this case named Kathy Garcia, in which you are told about how she makes $4,000 a month from home. There is a link to click. This new version takes you to a site called SmarterLifestyles with a feature about Kathy Garcia and how she makes money from home.
You have many opportunities to click on the link for Paid To Place which then takes you to a site called Paid To Place Profits. This site is identical the the previous SCAM sites like Home Revenue Stream.
All the stories and comments on the Smarter Lifestyles site are fabrication. The idea is to convince you that Paid To Place Profits as a legitimate opportunity but whenever someone uses deception to get your money then that is the definition of being Scammed.
Yes there are a lot of people that make money working from home. You can read reviews of many legitimate home business opportunities by starting on our home page. A good article to start with is about How To Choose A Home Business.
Paid To Place Profits, Smarter LifeStyles are Scams
8 Responses to Paid To Place Profits | Smarter Lifestyles SCAM
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Randy Frier
January 12, 2012 at 9:31 am
I responded to an internet advertisdment for a 14 day free supply of a product through Smarter Lifestyles and was told when I reached the company that I would have to order the product and give my credit card information in order to receive the “free” 14 day supply. WHAT A SCAM! Sounds like a class-action fraud case to me! Randy Frier, Esquire Frier & Frier, P.A. 1682 Metropolitan Cr. Tallahassee, FL 32308 (850) 894-2084 Telephone (850) 894-9494 Fax
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February 14, 2012 at 2:56 am
But how long will it work?
Mark
February 24, 2012 at 5:05 pm
Mr. Frier, That would be smarterlifestyles.com The paid to place offer has no products that are sent to you and there is a 60-day money-back guarantee. I question this site’s existence right now. Seems to me they bash all these offers and programs just so they can promote theirs. Just a guess
George
March 1, 2012 at 1:51 pm
I to found this website after ordering Paid to Place. I immediately sent an email to customer service to cancel (it was sunday.) Within 15 minutes I had gotten an email back from JD explaining that ‘scams’ don’t offer customer service on a Sunday and ‘scams’ will not keep a merchant account long which is the lifeblood of any business in today’s environment. With that reply I felt somewhat assured and said hold off on the cancellation. On Monday morning I promptly called in to ask some questions and my call was taken by Trish. What a nice helpful lady. Anyway that’s my story and I don’t see how some of these people can say the things they do after my experience. So I just wanted to say job well done.
Diane
March 24, 2012 at 11:50 am
Sounds to me like smarterlifestyles has paid their people to come to this site and post a positive review in order to make it look legitimate. If it smells like a scam, sounds like a scam, then it most likely is a SCAM!
Thomas Sweeney
March 27, 2012 at 3:59 am
I was skeptical and went ahead and purchased anyway. Once I was in the members area I knew this was going to be too much for me. I’m almost 70 years old and not that computer savvy. I bought this because it would be nice to make some extra money and keep myself busy. I called the customer service number and received an immediate refund. I was surprised because for some reason I thought it was going to be difficult.
Krishan kumar
May 5, 2012 at 12:16 pm
I join your plan 15 000 rs again join your plan
Nancy Hyden Woodward
June 8, 2012 at 4:28 pm
There’s another frequent scam flyer which has someone named Kelly Richards living in Melville, in Brooklyn, in East Hampton, in East Islip, etc.. I only paid attention when I received a message saying that Kelly Richards lived in BrooklynEastHampton NewYorkNewYork