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Time is money. I received an email from an Audrie Trout stating that I could make a lot of money working at home from a computer. She stated quote, "You owe me one". I don't know this woman but my intelligence has been an insulted and I don't appreciate that. http://week-news-job.net/finance-journal/7dailyjob.html

The companies website is copyrighted 2010-2011 but the only visible date on any of the paychecks on any of the pics shown is from 2008. In one of the photographs the paycheck is blurred in strategic locations. The third paragraph contains the phrase, "'get rich quick' scams". No legit company needs to advertise that. The entire article has not specified what the company does, how it turns profit, or benefits anyone. A headline quote,"I basically make 6,000 to 8,000 a month online", does not affirm anything. The main web page has an exit pop up. The only clue is one Pic says "Adsense" which is a FREE Google SEP Application. The web page does not specify if it does SEP or SEO ads. Regardless, aside from online retailers and real estate, it is scams like this that have destroyed Google's advertising credibility. I did not go any further to avoid the chance of Trojan horse/hijacker problems. In my opinion, it is a semi-legal scam put together by someone familiar with internet advertising, NLP, and doublespeak.