Scam Alert - Sebastian Foss
Hey,
I just wanted to warn everybody about a guy named Sebastian Foss. I have recently purchased one of his products called "Income-Builder" which is completely different from what is referred to on the sales letter. He also uses a Trust-e logo and statement to give the idea that he's legit, but I have contacted them and he is not in there system (not a member)
I did a bit of research starting with his name in Google and have found several scam complaints about him, his company (e-trinity) as well as his other products: Google Cash Machine, Blog Blaster, 2Click.com, etc. These are just a few of what I found.
My Experience with Sebastian Foss
To start of after making the purchase, I received an email which contained links to create a member account which didn't work (error) along with the contact emails and took me 3 days of researching to find an email account that received a response.
After getting in contact, I finally received the download link. After reviewing the product I found that it was just basically using Google Adwords to make money with Affiliate Marketing. If your interested in this method, I recommend taking a look at the Google Payload Insider
Once I found out this is what the product was, not what was being promoted on the sales page. I requested a refund. After sending 3 emails over the course of a week and having heard no response as of yet. I am currently disputing this purchase with PayPal.
Once again, I just wanted to warn you so you don't have to deal with this.
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