It appears that Ms. Woodard reads my blog...you see this is the only place you can get THE most complete information for the creator of the realdataentry.net scam. Now in my last post I listed two links that shows Ms. Woodard's likeness. The bitch also knew it was a matter of time before her victims would notice my blog and therefore closed her account at flixster.com; one of the sites I listed in my last post.
Staying one step ahead of her I managed to acquire the photo used in her flixster.com profile before it was closed. Only the true owner of realdataentry.net would remove her profile once she was identified; so I knew I was on the right trail.
I don't think Natalie realized that if you have an online presence then there is enough information available on the web that will eventually identify the real you! The way I see it is I'm one step closer to shutting down the awful realdataentry.net scam.
5 comments:
yeah! i will follow this post because i lost money with this scam. let me know if there are plans to sue. have you filed a report with the ftc? thanks for the info scam me not.
is realdataentry.com just the same with fromhomedataentry.com? i need to know if it's legit before we purchase something on this website
They sure do have the same terms and look. My encounter with fromhomedataentry has turned up interesting info.
What is it that she is trying to scam you out of? I have ran across this name before and I think it is the same person. But what is it or was it that the scam was all about. Thanks, TheSiscoCoon
Natalie Woodard ran the work at home business called Realdataentry.net. The scam cost $49 to participate by reviewing 100 websites for errors (supposedly paid for by the website owners). Each review was worth $10 but by the time you requested payout you were informed that your work needs to be reviewed and then you are informed that you violated the terms....account closed and the time has passed to get a refund!
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