MegaTyping

A.C.,  Coos Bay, OR

  Posted at 10:47pm on Thursday, October 9th, 2008

I just got a phone call from one of their people. It is 8:30 PM. While I was talking to him I went to this site and was so thankful that I did. Thank you so very much for giving us "The Head's Up!", on this so called company

Toni,  IN

  Posted at 6:32pm on Tuesday, October 7th, 2008

I am a young part-time worker, full-time student, with a newborn baby--the perfect target for megatyping; however, luckily I was not fooled. I'm currently doing an investigative article on online scams, and people, for several months I've been researching these so called work-at-home jobs and they are all scams. The more clever scams are designed as website review sites. They are the worst. I'm glad some of you figured it out in time and I'm sorry for those of you who didn't. Howevever, I'm dissapointed in those of you who are saying "that's what you get for being lazy" Shame on you. Most of the people scammed by these frauds are not lazy, they are working hard, infact, like me, they are working too hard, which is why they are looking for an alternative to working fifty+ hours a week at jobs that pay little. Or, some people, like me, have a baby and are trying to get additional money. Yes, we should have to work for our money, but it doesn't have to be "hard." it is possible to like yo... read more »

Anonymous,  Location unknown

  Posted at 2:44pm on Monday, October 6th, 2008

ha! i just got call today from mega typing and decided to look around on internet before i get involved(even though it sounded good to have some extra job at home).

too bad its not real, but its good i didn't invest in their 'earning easy money from people that want to work from home' fund !

thank you for all your reviews !!!!!!!

Juliana Williams,  Glenview,Il

  Posted at 2:32pm on Saturday, October 4th, 2008

I have tryed to e-mail these people on how to get on my website or what ever. And they have not answed me. So maybe they are a Shady business. And also they have my account infomtion. So I would like to know what the story is.

Thanks Juliana Williams

Chris,  FL

  Posted at 9:51am on Friday, October 3rd, 2008

OMG!!! Megatyping.com has been calling my cell phone OFF THE HOOK since 8am yesterday morning!!! I didn't know the phone number so I didn't answer until today at 10am after missing 7 calls between 8am-10am today all from the same #'s which are 201-621-5696 and 201-621-5694. Any company who calls so desperately is a scam in my book and they make money off of signing people up obviously. Hopefully the harrassing calls will stop now!

Tanya,  Baltimore MD

  Posted at 9:33am on Thursday, October 2nd, 2008

I did not invest in this program because the lady who called to sell the program to me was not very educated on how to answer questions I tried to locate the business by going to bbb to read thier complaint history but I was not able to find them listed so I took that as a sign that they were scam artist, then I found this site. Thanks oh by the way if the program was so great and all it takes is hard work then how come no one who wrote in can tell you how well they are doing. Dont be fooled its just a scam .

Elvin,  NJ

  Posted at 1:36pm on Tuesday, September 30th, 2008

OMG...i been receiving like 25 calls from an unknown number...when i pick up ..it was some lady from megatyping..she ask me, if i wanted to make money like 300 a day..she could barely speak English..than shes ask for my credit card, so she can charge 50 dollars so them can start sending me information....i hangup the phone...and withing to 2 minutes i found this site bout how megatyping is a scamm....thank you everyone..

Ashley,  Location unknown

  Posted at 10:40am on Tuesday, September 30th, 2008

Is MegaTyping a scam?? NO!

I can agree that you do need to know how to read and what your learning can be confusing at first, as anything is that is new. But speaking from experience you just need to take it step by step and apply yourself. Money is never just handed to you, there is no such thing as a get rich quick scheme. You must be willing to but in the time and effort.

MegaTyping provided all the information (and more) to get set up. May I also point out, why would they offer customer support if it were a scam?

My experience with MegaTyping was great, i received the information and got set up - i had some questions and customer support assisted very promptly. I'm now making a good amount of coin with this system, but I did have to work for it!

Its a shame some people are too lazy to apply them selfs and work hard.

Liz,  Ontario Canada

  Posted at 1:54pm on Friday, September 26th, 2008

Mega Typing has been calling me for 2 weeks now to join. After reading this I asked them if it was so good why they weren't doing it!! Thanks to all for the important info and showing me this is a scam

Katie,  Toronto, Canada

  Posted at 3:35pm on Thursday, September 25th, 2008

I'll admit, I was confused about what this program offered at first, but this is a great program that really teaches you how to earn money online. Once you read through their ebook its really easy to do. I"m using my blog to make money. I like writing and posting comments. This is great for me. If you think this is a scam, then your not patient - you just need to read the manual!! I''m going to get my family involved in this!

Thanks!

RM,  Old Bridge, NY

  Posted at 7:12am on Thursday, September 25th, 2008

Laid off from work. I looking on the internet to work at home to be being in extra money. I got a call from mega type to sign up to work at home. The women said check your time to time. After a week waiting for a special password. I look on internet found out that Mega type is a scam.

irene20,  Location unknown

  Posted at 12:46pm on Thursday, September 18th, 2008

Never Invest your money on megatyping! its mega-bullshitting thats what its is. IT A TOTAL SCAM!
They are liars. they make money out innocent people. There are no such things as work at home jobs. You have to work hard to earn money. I invested $27 when they called me. they practically begged me to sign up.They saisd ill receive the information right after i pay. as soon as i paid with my credit card, i realized it was a scam cuz they promised to send me the info to my email and they didnt! so right away i called the credit card company and reported my caerd stolen. and they canelled the card and they are not going to use my credit information that i gave them! i didnt loos anything here but now i know what megatyping is!

C,  Brooklyn NY

  Posted at 11:30pm on Monday, September 15th, 2008

Who in their right mind would, in the middle of one telephone conversation, insist that I borrow someone else's credit card to sign up for mega typing. Well to tell you who is not. I received a call from 201-621-5694 a few hours before midnight last night from someone from "Megatyping" encouraing me to join to make extra money. I indicated that I do not wish to join because I do not own a credit card. The response was to borrow from a friend or family as the returns would be great and I would be able to pay them back. I asked for a website in order to check their reference and was given megatyping.com. I did a number check and found the telephone number originates in Hackensack, NJ and is supported by Allegiance Telecom, Inc. It's not even worth us bombarding them with phone calls for they will be at our expense. Right now,I think $50 would be better spent investing in Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Lehman Brothers, or AIG

OS,  TX

  Posted at 11:21am on Friday, September 12th, 2008

This is definately a scam. Luckly I only paid $27 to "Megatyping". Within a couple of days of signing up I received 3 different calls try to get additional money. First a guy from business solution of megatype asked me to pay$500 up front he was going to be my tutor. The total will be $3000 after it was all done Next another person called from Igomugul.com he state he was going to be my mentor and that I should pay a one time fee of $199. The third person was calling to calling to sign me up for $47, she said she did not know I have already signed up with Megatyping. Watch out guys these fake companies out to get you.

KC,  Virginia

  Posted at 9:37am on Wednesday, September 10th, 2008

Thank God I did not invest in this program as I have researched several internet home based businesses myself. First hint, marketing representative only repeats himself/herself and cannot answer questions outside of their little skits. Second hint, they put a manager on the line with the same heavy accent that tries to seem sympathetic to you and offers you an immediate 50% discount and still does not commit to answering your questions. Third hint, they insist that their company is legitimate, but cannot prove it in writing. Hope this helps.

Dawn K,  PA

  Posted at 4:10pm on Wednesday, September 3rd, 2008

I too have been scammed. I wish I would have been smart enough to do the investigating process on Tuesday, September 2, 2008, then maybe I would have been wiser as to my choice to purchase the program at the discount 1/2 off price of $27. How dumb am I? When I agreed to purchase the program at half price, the web-site directed me to the download information, which in turn took me to a screen where there were several blog page examples set up. I was to pick the blog page that caught my eye -- so to speak -- and then I was directed to the next page, where I was to enter my own personal information onto the Blog Page I had specified. I had no idea what to do with it. I have never done a blog page. So being frustrated, I quit for the evening. Today when I tried to go onto my chosen name Blog Page, about 500 same name as mine web-sites came up. When I went onto the download site to obtain my Typing 4 Dollars Program...I was directed to this site, where I now know I was scammed. Toug... read more »

Justin Wofford,  Jacksonville Florida

Posted at 2:41pm on Monday, August 25th, 2008

Why do you people fall into these traps. Do your research, seriously. When these people explain the program and business opportunity to you, doesnt it sound really good? Of course it does they want your money. You will never make easy money in this world unless it's handed down to you from an inheritance, if you win the lottery or if you sue someone. Can I have all of your phone numbers so that I can call you and close you on a great business idea and steel money from you. You people are really desperate and very easy to get money from. I talk to people everyday about their credit card debts and I could easly get whatever information I want from them, like credit card numbers, social security numbers, dob, drivers license, anything. This is becuase they are lazy and just want an easy way out of being broke. Pat yourselves on the back because you have all been suckered.

Jenny L. Comfort,  Concord, Michigan

  Posted at 7:24pm on Saturday, August 23rd, 2008

I just found out you are a big scam...your 'so called' Support site does not even exist and I WANT MY MONEY BACK!

L GREGORY,  CADIZ, KY

  Posted at 3:06pm on Monday, August 18th, 2008

i was called on saturday, and agreed to give these people $4000.00 to get started on this wonderful program that they spoke so highly of. the more i thought about it, i started looking around, and now i find this information, and for sure i put a stop on my credit card. now i can only hope and pray that these scammers don't get anything from the cc company.. i am just about ready to scream, i am so upset about all this stuff. next time, i will be a lot more careful.

Melissa,  Mobile, Al

  Posted at 9:07am on Monday, August 18th, 2008

I cannot believe all the people who can do this! Ive been scammed once already with one of these programs...$950.00 to be exact!!!!! Im having trouble getting my money back and Im so glad that I know how to look into these scams further now. People are just so greedy these days.

guel,  canada

Posted at 5:09am on Monday, August 18th, 2008

im so glad upon knowing that mega-typing business is a scam. thanks for exposing because i almost invest my dollars. though it's not big amount but the effect would be great.

Damice P.,  MS

  Posted at 12:35pm on Sunday, August 10th, 2008

I'm really happy that I READ other people's review on MEGATYPING because I was about to join but I don't appreciate getting scammed when there are so many people in the world that are trying to make a comfortable,honest living and you got BS like this going on!

constance,  plano,tx.

  Posted at 7:05pm on Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008

I do think mega typing is a scam because when I read about this program (I mean Ive been searching the web for a online business for about 2 mths) so Ive learned to read the fine print , the privacy rules the whole nine yards also the testimoinies about the online job. I did that with megatyping online and finally I decided to start up the process because everything looked on the up and up but as I was about to close the browser i saw a message that said if you try our program now we will cut the price in half, (i guess that should have been the red flag huh). So i decided to go ahead and order then I received a confirmation and how to get started right away so Im like how can I get started without the books and the rest of the materials but then I saw that you have to down load the proper info to get started so I down loaded everything then I get a call from someone that is suppose to train because before i paid the fee to join i read that you will have a coach to take you step to st... read more »

KIESHA,  New Jersey

  Posted at 5:08pm on Sunday, June 29th, 2008

Wow I knew this was too good to be true. I was looking for a way to make some extra money and to find out they were not for real. Glad I only paid $27.00. I will never do that again.

Suzanne,  Canada

  Posted at 3:11pm on Wednesday, June 25th, 2008

I didn't invest in the program. However, I have been making money from home for years now over the internet. The product being sold to you is information that I had to pursue on my own many years ago. Here it is all packaged for you.

No money comes easy people!
WORK HARD AND EARN!!

If you are looking for an easy way out. Then that's what you are LAZY!!!

Learn computer programming, web site designing, keep up with the ever changing search engines as they spider through the www, learn advertising/marketing and you'll see that the information from this "mega typing" is worth it for the most part. What they are doing is consulting and charging you for a fee on the information for you to duplicate what thousands of others are doing on the web to bring home an income.

SCAM?? No. Again, it's an information packet for you to learn from and get you working for yourself.

Jake Adams,  Lahaina, HI

  Posted at 12:18pm on Friday, June 20th, 2008

I dont know about everyone else, but I had a great experience with MegaTyping. I got my materials within a couple of days and got started immediately. I didnt make as much cash the first week as they claimed (I only made $273 the first week), but after a few weeks I am getting the hang of things and making more money each week.

I dont know why everyone else has had such a bad experience, but mine was everything they advertised. Money doesnt just fall into my lap, I have to work for it, but with the Mega Type training I now know what I am doing.

Pat,  Grove City, OH

Posted at 1:22pm on Wednesday, June 18th, 2008

I am glad I decided to do some research on Megatyping.com before I joined. I was just about to do so when I decided to check the inernet for comments about them. Thank you for being here for people like me that are trusting in people to do the right thing. I guess you really cannot trust anyone anymore.

Laura,  Colorado

  Posted at 4:04pm on Monday, June 16th, 2008

Crap! Is all I have to say....and to think it was legitimate! That was a waste of my money $47-I called and asked if it was a scam and they said, so you need to refer to our online support. Whatever! I am MAD!

Raydiant Fisher,  Chicago IL

  Posted at 4:04pm on Thursday, June 12th, 2008

This company sucks. All I want is my money put back on my credit card. Is there anyone that can help me with that.

Margo,  Maple Hill, KS

  Posted at 1:20pm on Thursday, June 12th, 2008

I am glad I did a little further research into "Mega-Typing". I found this website before investing any of my currently hard-earned money into this scam. I am searching for a true work from home job to help me out of the lull I am currently in.

Deniece,  Texas

  Posted at 9:28pm on Wednesday, June 11th, 2008

I am too apart of the crowd I hate to admit it until I just ran into this system about a week ago and I have not recieved any of the materials that they promised. I think I am done with this whole internet business idea.

yeni,  miami,fl

  Posted at 7:46pm on Wednesday, June 4th, 2008

I also lost $47.00 I started downloading everything they said i needed to start and is very difficult and confusing, don't waste your money, I've been trying to get a refund but they never answer, it goes to a voicemail all the time and I still don't have my money...

Shelia White,  Dunn N.C

  Posted at 9:34pm on Tuesday, June 3rd, 2008

June 3,2008

Well Sad to say I found this site a few hour to late, and the bad part about it is my husband said it was a spam, the only up side is I only payed $27.00 not $47.00 I still could have found a better use for my hard earn money.

S P,  CA

  Posted at 7:51pm on Saturday, May 31st, 2008

I am also concerned that they have my account information as well as my money!

Eirik Larson,  Yucca Valley, Calif. 92284

  Posted at 6:31pm on Thursday, May 29th, 2008

I signed up for Mega Type and I did a search after because I didn't like the service and read your report and immediately asked for a refund. I need to work from home and I have tried, have had bud experiences. I am thanful for this information so that I don't waste my time and money. I really need a website that has reputable sources to work with. I am finding more and more that there is so much Bull**** on the web. It is not easy to trust anybody anymore. Thank you for your infor and help.

Eirik Larson

K Lutz,  Ms

  Posted at 6:48am on Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

Do not fall into the data entry trap i paid 97.00 for them to do nothing.I also paid 47 at the rebate processor also turned out to be scam
thanks for your comments.

SHAROWN,  bakersfield

  Posted at 10:02am on Saturday, May 10th, 2008

THE dell computer virus techs told me that usually anything costing just under 50.00 is a scam because they can not be prosecuted, so beware.

Regina,  IL

  Posted at 1:13pm on Thursday, April 24th, 2008

I am very grateful i have found this site. I recently lost my job and have been searching for something to do from home. I'm glad this website is here to keep me from wasting what little money i have, on scams, which would only leave me further in the hole than i already am!

Tiffaney,  Zanesville, Ohio

Posted at 6:40am on Tuesday, April 15th, 2008

I am sooo glad I came here before I decided to send these con-artists my much needed $47! My husband receives Social Security & we both receive SSI, have a 2 1/2 year old and another baby due in a month, and I am desperately trying to find another source of income I can make from home. Thank you so much for exposing this scam for what it is!

latisha,  tx

  Posted at 5:29pm on Monday, April 14th, 2008

i found your site little to late. i did pay the money thinking that it was a ligitamate work from home business and its not. dont be stupid like i was and waste your money on it!

Geralyn,  Winchester, VA

Posted at 9:34pm on Wednesday, April 9th, 2008

I'm glad I did some further investigating and found your site. I'm a single Mom and really need to find something that allows me to work from home.

MARY ADLER,  TAMPA FLORIDA

  Posted at 5:41pm on Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

i fell for the "data entry" from home and i gave them $47.00 to sign up. 3 hours later, i "successfully" cancelled the trial subscription on line, on the same day. when my mastercard statement arrived, i found that not only did they not cancel my trial subscription, they are using another company's id information for the billing.
i have located their "support email address" which i will use to notify google and the fcc.

JONATHAN HESSON,  LEBANON,TN

  Posted at 10:16am on Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

during a recent medical leave i thought i would supplement my income with a work at home program...i responded to the need for immediate typing at home work. i sent the $47 and now a month plus i still wait for my work at home information.

after, several phone calls to a answering machine and many and unanswered e-mails i am totally over it!

have requested several times for a refund and still have not been contacted by mega-typing. i do find it interesting that i receive several soliciting and promotional e-mails from them on a daily bases.

i only wish i had known about your review...before i made a donation to this "racket".

Allie,  Ladson,S.C.

  Posted at 12:54pm on Friday, March 28th, 2008

I thought it was a scam as I did send a money order.That's $49.97 I could use now to get into something legitimate.I need to find one that 's not a scam.Do you know of any?

Isabelle Ostergard,  Warren, Pa

  Posted at 9:28pm on Monday, March 24th, 2008

I ENROLLED IN THIS PROGRAM BEFORE VISITING YOUR WEB PAGE TO SEE THAT IT WAS A SCAM AND HAVE BEEN TRYING TO GET A REFUND OF MY SIGNUP FEE EVER SINCE.

I GOT AN EMAIL FROM GMB ON MY OTHER EMAIL TO CONFIRM MY ADDRESS AND IN TRYING TO GET BACK TO THEM, THE MESSAGE FAILED TO BE DELIVERED.

i SURE HOPE I AM NOT WITHOUT MY REFUND.

I HAVE HEARD NOTHING FROM THEM SINCE I SIGNED UP SO
CANNOT GET STARTED EITHER EVEN IF I WANTED TO DO SO.

melisa,  bronx

  Posted at 1:11am on Wednesday, March 19th, 2008

yeah i got scam because i invested my 47.oo to be taken on a joy ride

j,  , redmond, washington

Posted at 9:24am on Tuesday, February 26th, 2008

my mother received some emails from them so i thought i'd check them out first. thanks for the heads up.

Mark,  Ceres, Ca.

  Posted at 6:53pm on Friday, February 15th, 2008

I was considering investing $47.00 in "MegaTyping" (which also goes by 'online-typing-4-dollars' when they answer the phone) but I am glad I checked this site first. It bothers me that people resort to scams so much in this country when we have so much to be thankful for here. Thanks to Mr. Albright & his staff for giving us the 'scoop' on these shady outfits!
MS Ceres, Ca.