Swoggi.

[Colin]

Hi,

I've just been looking at this very tempting website;

http://ww2.moneyexpert360.com/conso...&fdf=&netcible=1022efeeefad43b9bf366b3ee5076f

Too good to be true; of course it is having looked on the web at reviews but I wonder how many have been drawn in? The clue is seen here;

"Please note that this page is an Advertorial sponsored by Swoggi.com"

This is near the top of the page at the link shown above.

Anyone joined and got caught out; I'll not join any such sites.

Kind regards, Colin.

 

[MoonShadows]

What's the old saying @Colin, "if it looks to good to be true....." Another one, "There are no free lunches." There is always a catch to these deals and sites.

 

[Ian]

Something about that whole site looks dodgy - sadly the internet as opened up a huge new web of scams, cons and misleading ads.

I've had a load of calls trying to get me to fix viruses or correct computer errors recently, from call centres pretending to be Microsoft, etc... that try to install dodgy software. I bet a significant number of people will fall for this, as they have some basic details (such as the home owners name).