Making money using Twitter may be possible if you have a lot of targeted followers but what makes the Twitter Cash Kit dubious is what will happen to you if you order it. They get your credit card number by having you pay $1.97 or some other small amount to get the kit. They say the kit is free and $1.95 is close to being free but no big deal there.

However, the FINE PRINT that you need to read will say that after the free trial period of 7 or 10 days, you will be charged $49.95 or $79.95 or some other largish amount. There are many different Twitter cash programs out there and they all charge different amounts to belong once the “trial” period is over.

These “free” trials are NOT FREE because you will have a VERY HARD TIME CANCELLING and most often you will be talking to a very aggressive person from some other country. The whole scam is to get your credit card # on file so they can charge you these extra fees down the road.

There are many ads like this popping up all over the Net and some of them may be legitimate but you always have to read the FINE PRINT, especially if they want your credit card for a small fee. They make it sound so easy and say it is a “free” system that anyone can do but in reality many of them just want to charge you membership fees when you forget to cancel.

Don’t fall for these backend schemes to get your money as there are much better money making ideas on the Internet than this one that won’t fool you into something you didn’t realize you were signing up for!

The most common one is made up to look like a blog although if you poke around you will realize it is nothing more than one page and not a blog or newspaper website. It might be called ScottsMoneyBlog.com or someone else’s money blog and it will have a picture of the person saying they are making anywhere from $5000 to $9000 a week posting links on Google. Additionally it will say that he/she is from your city and they do that by reading your IP address when you click the ad.

They are always trying to sell you the Google Money Kit, Google Money Grants, Easy Google Profit, or some other Google money profit kit that they will ship to you for free (only $1.97 shipping). The problem is (and this is where the scam comes in) that you have to give your credit card to pay for the shipping and what they have in the tiny small print is that after 7 days your credit card will be charged around $70.00 per month!

Once you try to cancel you will run up against all sorts of problems as most of these companies are not even on US soil. Most people don’t read the fine print and end up getting charged the additional $70 or so and then spend months and many nightmares trying to get out of it and get the charges reversed. These companies are relentless and they will not even ship you the “kit” in many cases I have heard. In other words, this is quite the opposite of a Christian home business opportunity!

This posting links on Google is NOT SANCTIONED OR AUTHORIZED BY GOOGLE and Google has nothing to do with these products. They will scam you out of your money by trying to associate themselves with Google and say “as seen on” CNN, Fox, MSNBC, ABC, and others to get your trust.

Google is not hiring and there are no Google posting links jobs. These Google Money Kits are fake and you need to steer clear of all this deception and keep your credit card in your wallet. Posting links on Google is something you should run away from as fast as you can. Now many of these ads come in the form of fake newspaper type sites as the scammers change strategies and move away from the fake blogs. These fake newspaper pages though, are also fake and if you click the links they will all take you to the Google Money Kit or whatever scam it is being called. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND TIME!