Cyber Junky Inc

Billy Briggs Cyber Junky Inc.

Billy Briggs and Todd Mayhew of Cyber Junky Inc. claims to offer data entry jobs, but is actually another affiliate marketing program, and the $49.95 they charge is just the beginning of the hidden expenses. They use every predatory tactic on the site. There’s photos of a jet, sports car, people at the beach, and a “sales earning” statement which is hand typed (not from a bank and no mention of who is paying them) for a supposed $35,000 in a month, yet they have no address or phone number. Let me tell you, if anyplace actually made that kind of money, they would have a phone number. They also use the pressure tactic, to act before “all slots are gone” which is a total crock. Messages on the forums abound with outraged people who couldn’t get a refund, and no responses by emails (as mentioned they offer no phone number and one lady checked their address by driving out there and there wasn’t any building at the location they claim. They recieved over 528 BBB complaints in a 36 month period.

Some other names they go under are PaidSurveysEtc.com

The Members Area

If you do spend the $50, you’ll get access to a members only section, which will tell you to do things like sign up for a paydotcom account and start posting free classified ads which nobody will ever see. There’s a section for buying a CD with software by Grant Funding Solutions that they claim will assist you in getting cash grants from the government (sigh) and you’ll have to buy the disk to get it. There’s also an Ebay kit you can order, on all of these they use trademarked logos of large corporations and link to stories on major news sites about people making money on Ebay (not using their book however). There’s also a Google income kit, and that automatically bills you $39.95 a month if you get the “free” kit. There’s a  domainsintodollars.com with no information, and all I can say is use a free decoy mailbox if you decide to brave entering it into that box. This is just a huge nickel and dime you to death machine.

I think the income claims are false, as nobody with the kind of claims they make would be so well hidden. This is right up there as one of the most deceptive and misleading web sites as I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen some bad ones. There is literally no redeeming qualities here and I wish there was some I could point out for a more balanced review. Sorry, but for this one I just won’t lie and say there’s anything good about it. Search for Billy Briggs or Todd Mayhew on Google and you’ll see for yourself the army of people who got rooked by this place.

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