ClickIncome

Ana,  Victorville California

  Posted at 9:44pm on Sunday, August 31st, 2008

Don't do trap this one it is a "BIG SCAM", always read first what youre goin to signed up. We attended this seminar last Aug.26,2008. The materials cd that we signed up for $20 is not working. And aside from that they send you a monthly bill for $ 9.99, so folks whats out its a SCAM.

GiGi,  San Diego, CA

  Posted at 8:15pm on Friday, August 22nd, 2008

At a recent seminar they had this tall good looking 40's man who told us a sad story about how he was an ex-basketball player but due to injuries he had to quit, he must have practiced his real game through toastmasters as he was quite charming. He talked up the whole ecommerce thing and at the end the total cost was only $20.00 for 4 CD's, Internet tools, Easy 2 auction, Business manager, and Tax and entity guidance, for an additional $30.00 you would receive Michael Symes book and CD valued at $199.00 on eBay, a self made millionaire. Well I bought in but Im also a smart kitten, I only paid cash, no way was I going to give anyone my credit card numbers. So yes I bought the materials and seached for Michael on eBay and guess what, no hits. As for the free seminar with Michael I did not go, but I heard from a friend of mine who did go that it ended up being a high pressure sales pitch, a pitch into the thousands, whatever you do-pay cash and do not give them your credit card info, the ... read more »

Brian Braun,  Edmonton, Alberta

  Posted at 5:59pm on Friday, August 15th, 2008

If anyone has any ideas how to get off this clickincome billing list, I would would like to know. So far I am sending them a registered letter requesting they remove me form any such contract I unknowingly signed at the free seminar. I have not lost any money so far but would like to be more help to others, especially Canadians- Clickincome are fraud artists!

Brian Braun,  Edmonton

  Posted at 5:44pm on Friday, August 15th, 2008

The seminar in Edmonton was supposed to be free except for us signing up for the next day seminar to find out more. We have a second bill for 9.95 from clickincome requesting money. We are sending a registered letter to cancel our so called contract with them. We did not give them any money nor card numbers,, BBB- so what.. what are they going to do?
Clickincome can come and try to collect their money. There are Criminal charges for those kind of people.

clickincome,  sandy utat

  Posted at 1:57pm on Friday, August 15th, 2008

Clickincome is dedicated to providing excellent customer service and continues to improve its services and systems. We work to satisfy all concerns, whether you are a client or not.



We remain faithful to our clients, fixing problems and overcoming misunderstandings. Clickincome prides itself on it continual growth and a focus on providing the best possible educational experience for your investment. We will deal with each complaint on a case-by-case basis and consistently strive for excellence in resolutions. Those who complain are always heard and we greet them and service their complaint the same as we greet our thousands of satisfied, successful clients.



We urge you to contact Clickincome directly at 1-800-576-9441 or email us at support@clickincome.com immediately to identify and attend to your concerns. We are here to help.



America enjoys freedom of speech and we here at Clickincome honor our American heritage and welcome any and all comments and... read more »

Fay,  NC

  Posted at 11:35am on Tuesday, August 12th, 2008

Like some of the other testimonials I found out Clickincome is nothing more than a way to use people. I am an older person and was promised all kinds of things but when I went home and read some of the materials I found they had mislead me on what to expect. I notified them within the 3 days but still have not received a refund. It has been way past the 30 business days and the excuses have been unbelievable. This type of thing should be stopped. What can we do to keep others from falling into this trap?

Mary,  Close nuff to STL MO

  Posted at 1:25pm on Wednesday, August 6th, 2008

Heather Cullum, St. Louis::: We must have went through the same seminar - I'll never forget it because it was right before our anniversary (our anniv. is may 12) of this year..

We got our $ back - never charged another dime - in fact OUR CC company was the ones at fault for our untimely return of our $! !!

We did ship our packet back WITH DELIVERY CONFIRMATION - and I'm keeping my DC recipts for a couple years or so - just to be on the safe side.


I was HONEST with Brock (wasn't that his name? ) when I called to cancel -told him I felt it was a scam.

I felt uneasy when we left the seminar with the packet - a lot of things we were told did NOT ADD UP - they said things that were NOT TRUE -told us we'd get Mike's personal phone # and his email address "ucanbgr8@aol.com" I can't tell if it's his real email addy to begin with AND Mike Syme I doubt that's his real name I looked it up all over the place online & can't find a michael syme anywhere, in Utah or anywhere in any o... read more »

Andy Moon,  Duluth, MN

  Posted at 9:20am on Thursday, July 31st, 2008

I can’t imagine this company can operate in the United States of America!
I attended the so called “seminar” on how to sell on eBay in Duluth, MN on 7/19/2008 and paid the $20 fee. Their ad was deceptive and misleading to say the least. It was about teaching strategies to boast sales on eBay and that’s why I showed up and paid the fee. However, the “workshop” was entirely about selling their $5000 program (which I realize now is a huge scam). It had nothing to do with eBay (expect phishing on eBay members and luring them out – which is very fishy and unethical).

I was clearly told that there are no hidden extra fees or charges unless I’d like to enroll in different programs for $4000 or $5000! I didn’t sign any contract or provide any banking information. But I filled out a form at the beginning of the “seminar”, which I now feel was a setup as they send folks monthly bills anyway. I called them to cancel what is called “click membership”. I read that they send those who attended ... read more »

Kyle Manning,  3868 W Folley St.

  Posted at 5:55pm on Tuesday, July 29th, 2008

I bought the Executative package for 3995 USD and canciled within 3 days. Its been over five months and I still do not have my money back.
I think the CEO is well adversed in bankruptcy
procedures and he is figuring out when to go
bankrupt based on how much money he can pull out of the business. I bet he makes a pretty good salary and probably got a raise recently.

Glenn,  Hawaii

  Posted at 6:54pm on Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008

I have been receiving unlimited support service fee for the past three months. I was told to send a written statement to cancel my support service fee, which I did. I still receive statements saying I owe them $9.95 per Month for the past three Months. Buy the way I never signed up for this support service. I truly beleive this is a scam from the start.

Andy,  Santa Rosa California

  Posted at 3:34pm on Saturday, July 19th, 2008

My partner and I attended a seminar yesterday. Getting home late that night and reading some of the material we went to bed. I started trying out some of the software and found that none of them worked. It got me thinking and I started to really research this company. I've yet to find one positive remark about this company. I checked the BBB in Utah and they have many complains with this company. Thanks to all of you, I've made my decision and plan to cancel this contract Monday and send all this worthless shit back to them. My partner and I paid $3995.00/each. I'm also contacting my credit card company to cancel this. I just hope I'm not too late.
I would suggest that whoever reads this is warned and do you homework.

Andy

cliff schafer,  Alberta Canada

  Posted at 6:57am on Sunday, July 6th, 2008

Have purchased Click Income program, nothing but trouble from the very start. Paid $4995.US by credit card, at end of first trainning session I knew I was in trouble.Was advised that session would begin in 1 week ( already past the due date to cancell )Im going to ask for a refund , and contact BBB to lodge a formal complaint. This company should not be allowed to operate ,telling lies about how easy there system is and how much $$$$ your going to make.

Mike,  Vancouver

  Posted at 4:34pm on Monday, June 30th, 2008

I signed up for their program in Feb 2008 after checking out their seminar in Vancouver. It was their last seminar, so I had to make a decision, I made the wrong one...

That night, I did research and found all of their complaints on the BBB, and of course, this site, and some others, so I overnight mailed all of the stuff back (to make sure I beat the refund period).

I had to write a letter and correspond with a general manager there. I kept all of the e-mails (recommended), and also set up a dispute file with my credit card company, who said I had to wait until the company "failed" to issue a refund. Naturally, they did. Refunds take 30 days (why so dang long!!) I was on a trip and returned, it was about 40 days and they didn't issue a refund so I asked why, they looked into it and replied that they couldn't give me a time frame.

I called by card company and faxed all the details to them. Click Income verified that they received my product and they would accept a credit from ... read more »

William,  Miami

  Posted at 4:35pm on Tuesday, June 17th, 2008

Just wanted to let everyone know that I actually received my refund on my credit card! I had to threaten them with contacting the attorney general of Utah, class action suite, etc. They told me that there are several people in line to get their refund so be patient and persistent. Don't let up on contacting them.... call, write, fax, email constantly and they will finally respond with your refund.

I promise myself I will never get involved in a scam like that again and I can't understand why it was so widely advertised in the Miami Herald .... I would think the editor should investigate some of these seminars being held in the cities where people are scammed all the time. This is so unjust and should be stopped .... there may be legitimate businesses, I suppose, but I learned a lesson here. Click Income is such a rip off and should be stopped immediately.

Hang in there!! all you "Clickers"

I'm angry at them and more angry at myself for signing up however, I and many more, ... read more »

Heather Cullum,  St. Louis

  Posted at 10:25am on Sunday, June 15th, 2008

READ THIS IF YOU WANT TO GET YOUR MONEY BACK!!!

Yes, I went to the meetings and paid $3995.00. I called Monday to cancel and Brock took $1000 off and added alot of free CRAP! Tuesday after learning about the bad rating from the BBB I called to cancel, no answer. Wednesday I called and called finally some guy gave me permission to send back the package for a full refund. Then Brock called me back and told me after I got the $1000 off I also signed a new contract!! TOTAL LIE- there was no new contract. I told him I was going to call an attorney and my credit card company. He then, gave me my return auth. number and I shipped it back.

I DID GET MY $3995 back but it takes more than calling and shipping it back. Here are the VITAL Steps to ensure a refund in a timely manner:

1. First and most importantly the package must be postmarked (shipped) by the 3rd business day. Anything after 3 days the law doesn't protect you.

2. File a dispute with your credit card company or stop paym... read more »

maureen,  lihue,HI

  Posted at 10:31pm on Thursday, June 12th, 2008

I also went to seminar and was so taken by their sales pitch that I paid the $3995. Later tried to download software and get into web sites that was promised...nothing worked which made me realize that I was totally scammed. How many of you ever got your credit card receipt from them?? Have been in dispute for the charge billed to my credit card..I did cancel within 3 days as stated on the contract. Two months later, after sending a letter to the Utah Better Business Bureau who got a reply from Clickincome on 5/28/08 saying they would credit my account...as of this date 6/12/08 the $3995 charge is still on. Employees are really helpful when you call them, however, when you need to cancel their whole tone changes and you are than directed to other people who seem to be out of the office. Whenever something seems too good to be true... they generally are. Clickincome has all it takes to suck you in!!! Beware.

jason davis,  salt lake city

  Posted at 6:17pm on Sunday, June 8th, 2008

i work next door to the clickincome building here in sandy,utah and have attended there seminars before. looking in the parking lot and seeing the number of mercedes,hummers, bmw's and even a 2008 bentley which runs about $350,000 i can see where everyones money is going-good luck everyone

katzkar,  TX

  Posted at 1:17am on Saturday, May 24th, 2008

My boyfriend attended a seminar and has bought into their "deal". I read the fine print on the paper you sign for the $20.00 "Auction Success Business Builder Workshop". This paper is acutally an agreement and one of the items inidiviudals agree to is a $9/95 Monthy Service Fee for the Easy2Auction management software that you receive "free" at the workshop. Of course the "Your total" line shows as $20.00 (it doesn't show the monthly fee. Has anyone had a positivie experience with this company?

colleen,  Everett

  Posted at 3:04pm on Friday, May 23rd, 2008

I also went to the clickIncome seminar in January... Haven't received our training .... I too am asking for a refund. It was deceiving to say the least. We were told the merchant account would be next to impossible to get. We went to costco and received a Account for 2% of totals and 27cents per transaction. Click income sells it for 60 dollars a month and a percentage. WE WERE LIED TO. When we finally did get a hold of them we were told that we were not even on the system.... I gave them our number that they gave us at the seminar. It was three days before they figured this all out. In the mean while, we have been billed for our website of 14.95 per month. I don't even have a website up and running. We paid our 4995.00 and now we pay extra. In the mean while we are losing money because of the waiting around. I called one afternoon to talk to a manager... I was told that they were all out to lunch. How can a business run with all the managers out to lunch. I was called b... read more »

Candy,  Kansas

Posted at 11:57pm on Saturday, May 17th, 2008

I'm so glad I came here and read the comments. My husband and I went to the two seminars the yesterday and the day before. We were thinking about selling our classic car to get the money to buy the package. Whew! What a close call. WE did purchase the dvd and book by Michael Syme for $30.00 and the software for Easy 2 Auction and Winning with Online Auctions for $20.00. Maybe these will be helpful.

Robert L Bogart,  Phoenix AZ

  Posted at 7:27pm on Friday, May 16th, 2008

Clickincome has billed me $9.95 for the past two months for a service I have not receiving.I have no idea who they are and how they got my name and address.

Wanda,  Oklahoma

  Posted at 2:26pm on Friday, May 16th, 2008

It hurts to admit it,but I to attended a Clickincome seminar and was taken in by their sales pitch. Stupid!, Stupid me.
I have received nothing!!! in return for my money.
I do not have a working web site that I can generate money from as they stated at the seminar, but I am getting charged monthly charges for them to maintain a web site that they claim I do have.I have tried numerous times to contact someone for assistance and never have received the help promised. I don't know how these people sleep at night. Well I guess the money that they scam from people helps ease their mind. I wish everyday that I had never heard of the term "CLICKINCOME". Please beware, and don't fall into the same trap I did with this company.

mike,  Cincinnati

  Posted at 2:29pm on Tuesday, May 13th, 2008

I only attended the seminar. I filled out some
paperwork stating who I was, but paid nothing,
not by credit card or check. I wanted to think about it. 3 months later I find that Click Income
set up an account for me, has proceeded to bill me, and is threatening to send collectors to contact me. They have not responded to my letters or emails. They are thieves in my opinion.

M. Kauble,  Ohio

  Posted at 10:38pm on Saturday, May 3rd, 2008

My sister and I attended a seminar in January 08. I was severely injured at my previous employment and can no longer work. Most jobs cannot meet my restrictions. I am only in my forties and was looking for some type of work I could do at home. We invested the 5995.00, they gave us the briefcase full of material and sent on our way. We did the 4 classes over the phone and that has been the end of any communication with click income. We both have very little knowledge of the internet and need some guidance. Every time we call, no matter what number we get a voice mail to leave a message, which we do and we never recieve a reply. At this point we want our money back but have no idea what steps to take. If need be I will hire an attorney. I would rather invest my money into someone who will take action. This was going to be my full time job. I have not worked since 03 and I was excited to contribute to my family and society. Maybe now society will have to contribute to me as that was mos... read more »

William,  Florida

Posted at 6:56pm on Friday, May 2nd, 2008

I called ClickIncome yesterday (5/1/08) and again, I was not able to talk to the person who handles this return/refund area. Her name is Stefanie. Well, Stefanie is eternally "out to lunch". Everytime I have called she is having lunch. My, she must be huge by now.

Well, a kind young man did tell me that my name is on a list of refundees and that I would get my money back, but he was not exactly sure when since there is a long list...(I'm sure).

On the message I left for Stefanie, I hinted of notifying the attorney general of Utah. I'm not sure that would work but I, and several others, are totally tired of waiting and hoping to get our money returned. They are totally breaching their own contract by not adhering to it and it seems that this is unlawful. A class action suit would shake them but that's difficult to initiate, I'm sure.

Good luck to all you other Clickers!

William in Miami.

Ken. S.,  Florida

  Posted at 2:25pm on Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

This may be way to get Clickincome refund. Cer-tain conditions must be in place. First,be honest.
Seek a Refund Authorization number. Send package back with tracking. Revealed to officials the 3 day limit may be according to Federal guidelines, but it becomes fishy when instructions (2,145,000 bites long) don't arrive until the 3rd day. Making it impossible to analyze the program.
That's a big No! No! Still waiting for results.

An,  Richmond, BC, Canada

  Posted at 10:55pm on Tuesday, April 29th, 2008

I attended the "sell on Ebay" free seminar on 21 Feb/2008 in Richmond, BC Canada. Same story happened as "al, pa" said above. This company is totally cheating people. I was lucky for changing my mind finally, but I saw so many persons was signing contracts with them and paid on their credit cards on the seminar. I think I still have a long and hard way to cancel my monthly service charge.

Christine,  Roseburg

Posted at 9:18pm on Saturday, April 19th, 2008

I'm curious has anyone got a refund from charging on the credit card within the 3 days?

William,  Florida

  Posted at 4:36pm on Monday, March 31st, 2008

I'm right in there too. I was fool enough to attend the E-Bay seminar then enticed to the Click-Income disaster. I have called them twice in the past week and each time the person they transferred me to was conveniently at lunch. Now it was 5 PM in Florida so I think Utah is about 2 to 3 hrs later than Florida so her lunch would be around 2 to 3 Pm. Could be but I think not. I'm sure I'm getting the run-around like everyone else. It seems like the state governments could stop them ... they are out of control just going around boasting about the ease and simplicity of their program and totally hiding the extra expenses that one incurs. I was stupid enough to invest $5995.00 thinking I was getting a deal since they knocked off 1/2 the cost during the seminar. I quickly realized I had made a mistake and returned my cancellation letter within the 3 day period then I sent back all the materials. One thing I question is that they wanted the computer bag they say I received at the semi... read more »

Becky,  Indiana

  Posted at 4:03pm on Wednesday, March 12th, 2008

Has anyone ever gotten a refund after a few months with no results or being unhappy with the program?
bbpulver@csinet.net

al,  pa

  Posted at 6:13pm on Sunday, March 9th, 2008

My wife and I attended the "sell on Ebay" free seminar. They gave just enough to intice you to go to the $20 follow up seminar. My wife signed up for the follow up and we went. The $20 was to help defray the cost of lunch and use of the room. The CD was free whether we signed up for their program or not. For various reasons I won't detail we didn't sign up for anything. Yet we seem to getting billed $9.95 for web hosting fees. We didn't sign up for anything yet they are billing us. Calls to the company are met with open hostility. I'm still in communication with them, have sent their required certified letter which they claim they haven't received but the post office certified delivery 2 days after it was sent. I have also contacted the attorney general's office of the state of Utah to file a formal complaint. I know not much will happen with just one complaint but if enough people file they will do something. This clickincome company is a scam of the worst sort. Stay away from them. I... read more »

Roger L. Brown,  Provo, UT

  Posted at 6:37pm on Friday, March 7th, 2008

I'm a former employee of Clickincome from March 2004 to August 2005.

Do a search for "Clickincome" at Google -- you will find links to many other discussions in addition to this one.

J E,  TX

  Posted at 12:29pm on Friday, February 22nd, 2008

My husband and I signed up with Clickincome in Jan for $3999. We are new to the world of internet business but looking for a business that would travel wherever we wanted to go so were very vulnerble. We also added the Mentoring program for another $6500. After one class we realized our mistake. Not having a signed contract with them on the mentoring side we are trying to get a refund. I also am having trouble using the on line and phone classes they give for the machanics of the program. I need all the money back, we are retired and on SS. Any suggestions are welcome.

Jane,  Location unknown

  Posted at 3:56pm on Thursday, February 7th, 2008

I wish I had read your site before I signed up for click income. I have been ripped off and now trying to get my money back to the tune of $3,300.00.
I can't get a response from them. It's a painful business lesson.

Ed,  florida

  Posted at 5:24pm on Monday, January 21st, 2008

I just attended a workshop and found all the info just presented to be true. I didn't buy a thing, but I saw some people that did and I actually know one and I will tel him ince it has not been 3 days since he purchased it and do the right of refusal. Its shameless how these companies are allowed to put on presentations without any background check.

Laura Moody,  Charleston, SC

  Posted at 12:24pm on Monday, January 21st, 2008

I attended a seminar in Charleston in November and paid almost $4,000 for their initial internet program. I have been disappointed in my results since I was "bumped" off the first two online trainings. I was contacted earlier about increasing my investment by several thousand dollars and for that I would get a personal trainer who would give me the best tips on how to get my internet business up and running; I declined to invest more. I want my money back!

Lorna Muchmore,  Olympia WA

  Posted at 2:07pm on Sunday, January 13th, 2008

Yes, I agree this clickincome is a total SCAM. I'm trying to get my $3,995.00 refund, but since I'm way past the 3 business day deadline, they are refusing my request. I advise people not to get pulled in by their seminars. We were contacted again about their advanced program, which would have cost us an additional $12,300!!! I finally got on the internet and contacted the BBB of Utah and they had had many complaints filed against them. I'm still fighting to get my original $3995.00 back, but I can't file in WA with the Small Claims Court, as they are not registered in WA. If anyone has had any success in getting their money refunded, please contact me at lornadoones@comcast.net or my phone # is 360-413-9729. At our seminar there were older people and young ones too. I sure hope they didn't get lose their life savings or get pulled into this company.

Rick Sikes,  Location unknown

  Posted at 1:45pm on Thursday, November 29th, 2007

Back in May of 2007 I became a member of ClickIncome and have been sorry ever since these people are a JOKE Run like hell. DO NOT GIVE THEM ANY MONEY.

Lauren,  Location unknown

  Posted at 8:39am on Thursday, August 16th, 2007

I enrolled in Clickincome's Website/Merchant account about a year ago. I paid a total of about $4500 for that program and accessories. As some of your reviewers have indicated, they do not tell you about all the subsequent monthly fees for the website and the merchant account. So while you think you have paid in total initially, you soon find out there are monthly fees that total $70-$90/month. Then a few months later I was contacted regarding what they call their Advanced Internet Marketing Program--cost $8,580. It was to include materials, one-on-one marketing expert/guru mentoring via phone once a week for a half hour for 12 sessions, followed by months of expert guidance, everything totaling a year of special mentoring. This was supposed to really put you on the inside of breaking internet marketing techniques by this "expert". Their projection of over $100,000 income the first year I knew was probably unrealistic for me, but I would have been happy just to learn enough to enable ... read more »

Sean Brooks,  Milford, CT

  Posted at 1:24pm on Tuesday, April 3rd, 2007

I must say as a regretful client of ClickIncome and bound by contracts, I am experiencing the drawbacks of ClickIncome. I would love to get out of the three year finance contract and ClickIncome as a whole. My ClickIncome web site was inoperable for several months and after many months not one sale or interest has been generated. Then to top it all off. The ClickIncome suggestion is to send another sum of money so the site does generate sales or interest. So I must agree to stay clear of this site. I will personally attest to the fact that if you do get involved you will be bound by contracts that demand money or be subject to the demise of your credit and generate not one sale or interest from any potential buyers.

John,  Pittsburgh, Pa

  Posted at 6:43pm on Monday, April 2nd, 2007

While trying to find out more about ClickIncome I came across several companies all doing the exact same business scam and all out of the state of Utah. Beware: ClickIncome, E profits Made Simple, Online Profits Academy, Premier Education Inc., Auction PhD. Do Google searches on all of them and see the pattern and read the posts. The young men who present these seminars all look so wholesome, so clean cut, just like the Mormon missionaries one encounters around town, except here their mission is to rip off the vulnerable. For $12,000 and more you get once a week half an hour with a guy who tells you how to set up a website. Often he fails to even call you. Beyond setting up the web page they teach nothing about being visible on the internet. Even though it is supposed to be a 12 month program, they tell you after 3 that they are too busy with other clients, you are now on your own, you have 'graduated.' Warning: Do NOT give them any money.

Gary,  Greeley, CO

  Posted at 4:12pm on Monday, February 26th, 2007

My first call from ClickIncome was all about making money, but then----you have to put in more money, in my case 8 grand, I'm ashamed to say, in order to make more money. After they have your money, you're on your own baby. You can ask questions until you're blue in the face and never get a straight answer. They don't return your calls regarding billing information, and if you want to close your account permanently, they totally ignore you. And talk about their "mentoring" --- what a joke. I never received any good support from ClickIncome. So why would I even stick with them and pay for that monthly payment. But no, they don't let you out that easy. Not only were they taking a payment from my checking account monthly, after dealing with them for about 5 months, they decided that since they had my account info, they'd start taking an equal amount out using a second account number. I stopped payment, and am still getting threatening letters from ClickIncome collections. Long story short... read more »

Becky,  Anchorage, AK

  Posted at 6:42pm on Monday, February 5th, 2007

I was ripped off $3000.00 and still they want another $29.95. I was stupid enough to sign up. I paid for service I would never get. They will promise you anything, just as long as they get your money.

Dorrie,  Texas

  Posted at 1:12pm on Wednesday, January 31st, 2007

Their seminar didn’t give me much more answers than what I had already researched but they promised me the team of experts I was looking for to help me start my eBay business. Their website seemed perfectly integrated for eBay to make it a simple process to sell products. No hassle. All I needed to do was give them my down payment and a canceled check. That's scary now that I think about it. They didn't deliver on their promises. Now I wonder if I should close my checking account. Actually eBay has all the online workshops I need to get started.

Jim,  Arizona

  Posted at 2:11pm on Wednesday, September 27th, 2006

I am dissatisfied with ClickIncome.com. Read the small print in the contract, plus maybe you should get a lawyer to check out the contract. The wording is funny I read that you have request the web site before they started to charge you for it. But that not the case, you get charged right off the bat. The other thing is that they sold me a CD on doing META on a web site for $20 and this was free on the internet. And don't get the camera its not worth the $7 plus bucks for shipping.