Ok folks here we go again. Fromhomedataentry.com seems to be the spawn of Realdataentry.net. Remember them? They were a spinoff of Dataprocessors.org. Their scam has once again been refined and it's time to expose and shut down their site.
Here's what they've changed: the terms of service are now listed on their site, make sure you READ THEM. If you remember in one of my earlier post I mentioned the terms were not listed until after you upgrade. Here's a shock...75% of the content from their terms are duplicate to the terms for realdataentry.net!
They've also added a "Scam Free Certification" to their site...I'm currently researching this and I'll let you know my results as it appears this is their second certification. Wonder why the first one dumped them?!?!
They've added a phone number to their site that when called does not identify the name of the company....you only get to leave a message. Looks professional but then again so did the other site that made you feel all warm and fuzzy by pushing the family thing. Remember my tip about using the site Whois.net? Well it seems ALL the information for this site is listed as unknown except for the name of the servers they use (which they own).
Anyhow, stay tuned as I have been doing other research and I'll post those findings as soon as I can.
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Friday, June 5, 2009
Who Is Natbug81?
Every day I read more about people being scammed by realdataentry.net. What I don't understand is after being warned of this company why people STILL sign up with them! Well after you get ripped off you'll want to know (like everyone else) how to contact them. The fact is they have the ability through their website to block your IP address so that they no longer have to deal with you. Furthermore because of Privacy Policies, their web hosting service and bank (Bank of America) will not provide you with ANY information. So what next? You research as much as you can, file the appropriate complaints, and wait for them to make a mistake. And make a mistake they did! Now before I tell you what I've discovered, let me inform you that the best thing you can do (in case a class action suit is taken against them) is to SAVE ALL the emails and assignments they sent you in a folder. Your email provider lists the time and date these were sent to you and also includes any duplicate assignments (which they claim if you submit, violates the terms of service...hence no payout)!
Now let's get down and dirty! Did you know that your email contains a link below the content called "Full Headers" that when opened shows several details of the orgin of the email? Well I sent an email to their hosting account ezwebsolution.net and received a nasty email that had the same tone as the responses I received from realdataentry.net. It appears "Tiffany" wanted to know about my complaints to the FTC (which included complaints about ezwebsolution.net) then claimed that they've seen "proof" of payments and felt I should not post their name in any forums or blogs for fear of spam! A professional and legitimate company would not respond in this manner nor have anything to fear. By the way if they're concerned then maybe they should do some research themselves and discover what we all know. It should be their responsibility to cease hosting realdataentry.net.
Anyway I managed to locate several IP addresses within the header and ran them through some programs that listed more information and oddly enough I discovered there were 5 other websites associated with that IP address. Of course I wasn't surprised when one of them was ezwebsolution.net...realdataentry's hosting provider! And dataprocessors.org...the other scam listed on my blog! Now I must admit that I didn't want to pay $20 to find the two other sites associated with them...I had enough!
Let me get back to my email situation. During all my inquiries someone forwarded my complaint to the owner of Realdataentry.net Shortly afterwards I received a response that read in part that "...I was the one trying to scam THEM!" Fortunately they replied using their PERSONAL email and from that I was able to do more research and found that nagbug81@gmail.com has quite the online presence. If you do a search just for natbug81 you will see some of her other endeavors and you'll even a glimpse of her. Now I thought I might be jumping to conclusions however natbug81 is not a common user ID...it's unique.
Now I don't want to make this post too long so I will list names, and other personal information in another post. I also have a Google trick that will let you post public comments below their websites description when doing a Google search.
Now let's get down and dirty! Did you know that your email contains a link below the content called "Full Headers" that when opened shows several details of the orgin of the email? Well I sent an email to their hosting account ezwebsolution.net and received a nasty email that had the same tone as the responses I received from realdataentry.net. It appears "Tiffany" wanted to know about my complaints to the FTC (which included complaints about ezwebsolution.net) then claimed that they've seen "proof" of payments and felt I should not post their name in any forums or blogs for fear of spam! A professional and legitimate company would not respond in this manner nor have anything to fear. By the way if they're concerned then maybe they should do some research themselves and discover what we all know. It should be their responsibility to cease hosting realdataentry.net.
Anyway I managed to locate several IP addresses within the header and ran them through some programs that listed more information and oddly enough I discovered there were 5 other websites associated with that IP address. Of course I wasn't surprised when one of them was ezwebsolution.net...realdataentry's hosting provider! And dataprocessors.org...the other scam listed on my blog! Now I must admit that I didn't want to pay $20 to find the two other sites associated with them...I had enough!
Let me get back to my email situation. During all my inquiries someone forwarded my complaint to the owner of Realdataentry.net Shortly afterwards I received a response that read in part that "...I was the one trying to scam THEM!" Fortunately they replied using their PERSONAL email and from that I was able to do more research and found that nagbug81@gmail.com has quite the online presence. If you do a search just for natbug81 you will see some of her other endeavors and you'll even a glimpse of her. Now I thought I might be jumping to conclusions however natbug81 is not a common user ID...it's unique.
Now I don't want to make this post too long so I will list names, and other personal information in another post. I also have a Google trick that will let you post public comments below their websites description when doing a Google search.
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