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Dailyconsumeralerts.com Scam

Posted on October 17, 2011October 18, 2011 by Travis

Dailyconsumeralerts.com Scam

When making a purchase online be very watchful for the term free offers or trial offers. Before you choose to sign up for these types of offers make sure that you always read the terms and conditions. Typically the terms and conditions are found either on the payment page where they ask you for your credit card or they’re on the websites front page at the very bottom of the webpage.

Dailyconsumeralerts.com is not a news website it’s an Advertorial

Dailyconsumeralerts.com for the record is not a real news website, it’s actually an advertorial and its sole purpose is to recommend products and services to you so that it can get a commission. I would be very wary of the information you get from this site furthermore I wouldn’t believe in the testimonials provided by their comments section or the information or the names for that matter of the reporters who are supposedly writing a story about the products Dailyconsumeralerts.com is selling.

All the characters seen on Dailyconsumeralerts.com are typically made up and they’re used only to promote companies affiliated with Dailyconsumeralerts.com.

Final Thoughts on Daily consumer alerts

Just be careful taking the advice of Dailyconsumeralerts.com that’s all I’m saying because more times than not they’re only goal is to get people on their re-occurring billing cycle for a product that problem isn’t as good as they make it sound.

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1 thought on “Dailyconsumeralerts.com Scam”

  1. Frank Edder says:
    February 21, 2012 at 10:42 pm

    That MOM in their ads sure gets around. She has to be in about every city in North America. I’ve even seen her in Toronto. The dermatologist who are SO ANGRY at her need to get a life, or get real. Wait, getting real would be first, because most likely, they don’t exist (Just like our dear sweet 3 dollar whore of a mother dosen’t exist either). If anyone buys any of their products, they have to have a mighty high expectation of success. I mean, if this cheap method is so cheap, why don’t deramatologist use it and make a bundle. OH WHHHHYYYYY are the SO angry, when they could rake in all kinds of cash with Mom’s big secret pile of bird droppings and diet coke. KnowutImean?

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