Is this a scam? DEE MART magazine subscriptions?
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I am a business librarian and I checked several business databases and did not see this company listed.\n\nTherefore, it is highly unlikely that this is a valid, legal business or company.
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There is something in the ripoffreport.com warning against this company. \n\nhttp://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff153493.htm\n\nOne thing I'll warn you against is basically you are paying them to give you a website that is EXACTLY what other of their customers have, with the same EXACT products as the other members. How do you expect to earn money from that?\n\nTake a look at their sample store pages and the first two sites they feature http://www.ecashstreet.com/?pg=samples\n\nhttp://www.estorebiz.com/snic/\nhttp://www.greatfindsbyshari.com/\n\nOne thing that jumped at me is that these two pages look VASTLY DIFFERENT from the screenshot in the sample pages page of ecashstreet.com. Greatfindsbyshari.com on the sample page looks very professional with a woman standing in the top middle - but clicking on the site goes to a drab looking template and the only sign of greatfindsbyshari.com is the logo.\n\nI say stay away with it. You are not going to make money by signing up with them. Having the same replica website offering the same exact products with hundreds or thousands of other websites is the surest way to lose money on the Web.
410745
I don't think so...they just scammed me into filling all that information and then when I got to the part where they were offering me "extra bonus offers", there was no other option to move on...like no option for a "finish" button or something...\nI usually don't fall for those scams, but I thought maybe for once they wouldn't lie. Oh well, maybe by a prayer it will come in the mail. lol ;)
433887
they are all a scam- I signed up and even paid for amazon.com- put them on my website and didnt make a penny- I featured them and even advertised- if that wont work with a company as big as them- nothing does- I even tried the dish network scam- and all it got me was a url submitter - which I had to pay extra for to begin with.
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Nope... they are not legit and don't fall for it...\n\nIf you have to pay anyone, then get out of that site...\n\nHave a great day!\n\nPS:  Try QVC or the Home Shopping Channel.  Their customer reps work from home taking customer's orders.  Perhaps you might want to look into that.  They are legit and do not charge you.  All is required is a PC at home and basic computer skills.  They also teach you to use their ordering software.
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Other than being a scam that will send your e-mail to a gazillion different spammers, insuring that you will receive spam and viruses for the rest of your God-forsaken life, no.\n\nP.S.  Correction, in saying it is a "scam", I am referring to a Pyramid scheme where some will get ipods at the expense of those at the bottom of the pyramid.  i.e.\n\n"Here's a Public Service Announcement for you: there's a website called freeipod.com and it's totally legit. You fulfill the site's requirements, you get a free ipod. Now, here are the hoops you have to jump through to get it.\n\n1. SIGN UP. You need to register with these folks to begin with. Give them your name, address, phone number, etc. Then you must wade through a number of "special deals" they would like to email you. It's not necessary to take any of these special deals, so you can say no to every single one of them--all 14 or 25 or however many there are.\n\n2. COMPLETE AN OFFER. Nothing comes for free, so you've got to complete an offer to get partial credit for your free ipod. These things range from mortage and buyer insurance to Blockbuster and Columbia House memberships. They're usually free trial items that will turn into full price monthly billing items if you forget to cancel before the end of the month.\n\nSo let's say you fill out your offer and eventually cancel. What next?\n\n3. REFER FIVE FRIENDS. Here's where things start to get tricky. You need to refer five people to this site and get them to sign up. Wouldn't be so bad, except here comes step four:\n\n4. ALL FIVE FRIENDS MUST ALSO COMPLETE AN OFFER. More money, more free trial periods, and if your friends want anything out of this, they'll have to continue referring five additional UNIQUE friends.\n\nSo how does the company make its money giving away ipods? It doesn't, the people actually lose money--that's why they're banking on you having a fifth friend who won't sign up or refuse to complete an offer. That's how the company makes their cash.\n\nAnd here's the coup de gracie: you can NEVER cancel your freeipod.com account. They will OWN YOU FOR LIFE.\n\nSo, is it a scam? No, not really, but its a hassle, an invasion of privacy, and you're better off not bothering with it at all."\n\nSo, if you want to sell out your friends and give up a chunk of your privacy, by all means do it.  That is why people speak so positively about it.  They want you to join and help them get off the pyramid.  After that, they could care less about you.  I choose to just fork over the $300 if I really want one that bad.
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It's def legal.  The store that you are sent to subscribes to the mystery shopping service.  It's a tool they use to make sure that their employees are doing the right things.  That's why they make you write a paragraph of detailed experiences or do a survey.  It is kind of wierd, but for everything you do or purchase you are reimbursed for.  If you want to make sure the company is legit, I'd visit the Better Business Bureau's website.
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Is it a scam? Are you a murderer/rapist? Is it telemarketing? If you answered "no" to aforementioned questions, then by all means sign me up, and whatnot.\n\n-J.
654648
I strongly believe they are International dupers{419}, am also a subscriber but they told me to pay when i wanted to collect my money, for now forget about them.
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It is not a scam, but a lot of work.  They are similar to a wholesaler for products that you will have to sell yourself or to a retail store.  It involves a lot of leg work on your part and time.
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I am not sure if it is a fishing page, but the name should give a clue to anyone that it is not legit.  If it were free lotto, then why would you have to pay to play? I tend to stay away from too good to be true web pages, just like the mail we used to get, if it is too good to be true, then it probably is.
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I have no idea, but my advice is that if you want a magazine subscription--get one.  You don't need their help.
1029352
Sounds like a SCAM to me. be careful, Good luck
108807
Its a probably a scam...
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Barely veiled scam.\n\nAnd D below has been marketing this on here for at least a month.
8636
Looks dodgy, don't use it.\n\nIt's a spam site; they'll send you loads and loads of adverts via email, and supposedly pay you to read them. It won't happen, don't waste your time.
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it is a scam.\nDon't touch that with a ten foot pole.\nWhen I get those things I e-mail them back.\nAnd I call them every nasty name I can think of or make up.