does "advantage platinum service" exist. Is it a scam or is it secure?
912885
looked it u on rip-off.com there was only one person that reported, they said it was bad.  I really  wouldn't know \n never heard of them?
865070
If it sounds to good to be true, it probably is.\n\nI think it's probably a scam\n\nHave you ever seen an entry box that says "win a free month at a fancy gym"?    Did you know that everyone wins that one?  It's a scam to get people in the door so they can sell an expensive membership.\n\nWhen someone truly wins a prize with no strings attached, they are normally notified by certified mail and they are also supplied with the papers needed to report the win to IRS who will need to be told of winnings.\n\nIf you do show up and it's a scam, all you have lost if your time......but my time if too valuable to waste on scams.
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this one is legitimate:  http://www.baiservices.com/indexold.php3\n\nsign up with a bunch of them to get offers emailed to you.  Don't pay any fees, nor do you have to become "certified".  Depending on your area, you might get a lot of offers, you might not get any.  I've rec'd them for the local airport, bank of america, a local restaurant, and a string of gas stations (national).  I haven't done many of the shops, sometimes they are too last minute and I can't make it.  Good luck!
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Can you be more specific?  I was just considering that offer and was wondering if I could really make money doing data entry online.  What do the directions tell you to do?  Which parts are you having trouble with?  Did they fail to hook you up with lots of companies that need data entry? Or was the data entry system complicated? \n\nIf they didn't live up to their claims, there are online places to report it so that no one else will get scammed.  Ripoffreport.com is one place I usually check before trying anything; but they don't have any reports on this company.
1086508
Unfortunately most of the searches for them end up at some dubious Web sites:\nhttp://a9.com/Premier%20Team%20Online%20Home%20Business%20System\nSo I'd say yes, stay away from them, maybe deal with them as long as you're not asked for any money upfront.
18912
I'm sure if you purchase any of the premium services they would include a customer support line.  I've used their advertising services in the past and was able to call with questions.
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The site looks average and the price is right, but you got me wondering how you can make a profit selling hosting service for $.88 a month.  \n\nI've worked with a number of clients who's hosted sites with various low-cost providers only to have the company go out of business and take their site with them.  When it comes to technology, I think a lot of people think that if it costs more, it must be better and if it seems too good to be true, it usually is.\n\nReading over the site, I see a number of grammatical errors.  This tells me that either 1) the author doesn't speak the language very well or 2) they didn't take the time to proof read the content.  Either way, it doesn't ooze professionalism.\n\nOn the contact us page, it's generally not a good sign when the address at the bottom appears to be a generic ISP account.  Why not at least use use an address such as support@88cent.com?\n\nOn the Platinum page, I find it odd that your portfolio points to pages on the *.1asphost.com domain.  If nothing else, why aren't they hosted by 88cent.com?  If you go to 1asphost.com, they offer a free hosting package which is an even better deal than yours.\n\nThe other thing your site doesn't talk about is what kind of servers you use, if they're in a datacenter or what kind of connection they have to the internet.  For all a user knows, you're hosting it at home over a broadband connection.\n\nJust my $.02.  I wish you all the best for a successful venture!
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I wouldn't exactly call it a scam but it shouldn't be legal. Did you read the terms of the card? You would have been much better off by investing the fees into a secured credit card that has a chance with positive payment history to be upgraded to an unsecured card. \nSome of the terms I read are:\n\nTHIS IS NOT A VISA NOR A MASTERCARD\nTHE COST OF MEMBERSHIP IN THE USA CREDIT PLAN IS $149.95.  THE COST OF THE ELITE SERVICES IS $19.95 PER MONTH.\nONLY MEMBER ADVANTAGE ITEMS MAY BE CHARGED ON THE USA CREDIT SHOPPING CARD. DISCLAIMERS:  USA Credit is not a credit services organization, financial or banking institution.  Your Account is a line of credit that can be used by an Accountholder to shop exclusively at Our online shopping Website.  This is not a credit repair service.\n\nCREDIT BUREAU REPORTING: I understand that USA Credit is a subscriber to a Credit Bureau and that My new Account as well as My monthly payment history will be reported to that Credit Bureau.  **note that it says it is a subscriber to "A" credit bureau which tells me if it does report it is only going to report to one bureau not all 3. \n\nIf your intention was to build a credit history there are much better options out there. You do have 30 days to cancel this membership if you choose to do so. \n\nAs I said previously, you could take that 149.95 fee and apply it to a secured mastercard or visa. Just find one that will report to all 3 bureaus and begin building a credit history. There are several good card builders out there. Some banks even offer you an opportunity to earn interest on your money you put into a secured card. If at all possible please cancel this membership.
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Dear Asker, if you are reffering to recieiving some sort of promise of assistance, then i suggest you read the following link as it is suspected to be a scam.\n\nBe careful
124001
I don't think there is a company out there that is legit.  I signed up for a couple a few years ago and I ended up getting screwed
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That site didn't work for me... are you sure it isn't a scam?\n\nOkay, a second try and now it seems to work.  A quick check of WHOIS shows the site registed to Boling Jiang in Overland Park, Kansas. Not sure what his business model is, but it sure seems like a very good offer. But you know what they say about things that seem too good to be true...\n\nBack again with another edit... I noticed several typos on their home page, and slow response in clicking on links. The forum wouldn't open and their FAQ link returned an error.  The bottom paragraph says, "So What's the Catch? \nThere is none! You only have to follow our guidelines and we place a small collapsible text banner on your page. That's right, only quality web hosting and reliable servers! Sign up today for some speedy hosting!"\n\nA search of Google only showed a few hits for sites on their servers (scsc.3000mb.com was one) but it didn't show a text banner as far as I could tell.
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i have been independently contracted for the past year and a half. For 10 points I will email you the info for both of the companies I am contracted with. \nThey are both legit..no scams!!! I would post the answer but I'm not looking to compete with everyone for my job security.\n One company I am the operator for Shop NBC and the other I am the operator for T.V. commercials.
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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 ;)
992013
No! Even if such a site existed they probably would be scamming you. If it sounds to good to be true then it is. Sorry if you got your hopes up.
708506
As long as you know they are secure (the 'https' in the URL).  Never click on a link from an email, go to the site directly.  I've been paying my bills online for the past year and had no problems.
496623
This offer looks too good to be true. They need your email address, so they will probably send you even more spam. You probably have to download a program, which could be a troyan horse that takes over your computer. The music they offer is probably not made available by the artists for free. When something looks too good, it always isn't.\nCheck music under a Creative Commons license instead.
886765
Only if it is a trusted site