No you didn’t. I’m noticing more and more of this. Not to dwell on the scams out there, but goodness! There are so many! The more posts I have regarding everything from spam and Google Kit, the more spam comments I get. Whoever is doing it needs to be more creative. When I log in and see 8 comments by 2 names using 1 IP, let’s just say that doesn’t fool anyone. It’s making this site more of a hassle than something of enjoyment.
I’m considering dumping this site and turning it into something else. I can’t stop talking about scams and the scammers/spammers can’t stop annoying me to no end. I’ll have to do some serious decision making and figure out if this is the direction I want this site to go.
After my last post, I started receiving a ton of spam from Mike of some “Mike’s Money”. I was getting 3-4 spams a day from this site, a site that just happens to be about making money with Google Kit or Fast Cash. I’m finding all of my blogs getting hammered with comments that make little or no sense. They all come from the same IP and the email address are all from @ds4ns1ns2.cn. After Google’ing that, I found that everyone blogging is getting bombarded with them.
So buyer beware. I don’t know if these are aimed at my server because of the content of my sites or if it’s just random bots that are digging around for blogs thinking they’ll get approved and linked back. I’m sure there are those out there that are approving these comments. They wouldn’t do it if it didn’t work. I’m sure I’ll have 10 emails tonight for comments on this post.
So I hope things are going well in your quest for AdSense success. Just be aware of who is posting comments and who you are accepting comments from.
I really like to give people the benefit of doubt and assume most people are smarter than they seem. Seriously, Google isn’t giving away free money and they sure as hell don’t send checks out to anyone 48-72 hours after starting something. Google works on net-30. That means, 30 days after your stats are completed they will review and cut a check. Honestly, I’m not 100% sure why they’re even allowing all these ads claiming everything under the moon. IF, and this is a very strong IF, these people are making any money, it’s off people who are trying to find extra income and buy into thinking they can do this.
Here’s what happens. A person, let’s call them Mike for the sake of ease, finds one of these sites advertising $5000 a week. All you have to do is get this Google kit. It’s either free or very cheap. They may or may not send you anything (look around online and you’ll find a bunch of people that never received a thing). Then, they bill you monthly anywhere from $10 - $50. Evidently it’s not easy to get out of this either. I haven’t actually talked to anyone who has been successful with this ad kit. I don’t know if these sites pushing it are legit or not. You can find countless threads all over the net complaining about Google Kit and Google FastCash. I’m sure there will be more in the coming weeks/months. Hell, maybe I’ll start one 
These sites are designed to take your money, not make you money. Tell me one business in the world where you have to pay to play and be profitable?
Please use common sense. No one is giving money away, especially in these times. However, if you work and put the effort down, it can come. Think outside the box. Build sites you’re happy with. Don’t just throw up some sub-par site that you just hope is going to be good enough. That doesn’t work. Neither does anything that claims you can get rich quick. Just like diet programs, you have to work to make it happen.
If, after reading this, you still want to proceed with Google Kit or Google FastCash, I can help. Simply head on over to PayPal and send $50 to admin@fuzzyfig.com. For your purchase, I’ll send you personal emails when I update my blog and discuss ideas/options with you whenever you need assistance. That’s a lot more than you’ll get with the other programs, and this isn’t a recurring fee! What are you waiting for!