Six Figure Cash Machine / Jennifer Baxter

I called their customer service number 1-888-383-2370 and spoke to Fransisco first of all and then Lina.

I did a google search and they have only been around since Feb 27, 2009. Not registered with the BBB and they have no info at this time.

I received their email first on Thu 2/26/09 11:23 PM and then again today.

Business Contact and Profile

Name: Six Figure Cash Machine

Address:
2533 N. Carson Street
Carson City, NV 89706

Interestingly enough their own website shows the following information:

For questions regarding billing, please call 888-383-2370 General Questions: support@sixfigureworkathomejobs.com All Other Inquiries: Six Figure Work At Home Jobs 3867 West Market Street, Suite 256 Akron, Ohio 44333.

But wait there's more....

At the very bottom of the email they send out there is 2 places to unsubscribe from their mailing list. The first one is the address in Akron OH. However the second one is:

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When I first talked to Fransisco (Customer service guy) he had the suspiciously convienent "computer froze-up" problem. So he then transfered me to Lina (Customer Support Supervisor) who mentioned they have several methods to pay for this product.

When I asked her what exactly the product is, she replied that as soon as the payment is received that the customer will receive an email that will direct them to a webpage where they can download the information to generate your $999,999.99 income.

I asked her if this is a download then why do they show very specific images of books and CD's on the webpage?

Her reply was,"There is no physical merchandise that we send to you. Only this download from the email link provided".

With all this now being said I leave it up to you to decide to buy or not to buy into this web****e.

Gar

Originally Posted by Unregistered I sent them the money and got nothing at all in return. Was prompted to a page that said to download program and got a message stating the file was damaged and couldn't be repaired. The page then closed and I have not been able to getintouch with them since. My emails are ignored,

Now did you receive anything? I just got that email a couple a days ago and i really want to be sur that it's a real thing and not a scam. Some of the people right that they were saling the program for 7 or 17 $ but they ask me for 50$...thank you!

Originally Posted by Unregistered I called their customer service number 1-888-383-2370 and spoke to Fransisco first of all and then Lina. I received their email first on Thu 2/26/09 11:23 PM and then again today. Business Contact and Profile Name: Six Figure Cash Machine Address: 2533 N. Carson Street Carson City, NV 89706 Interestingly enough their own website shows the following information: But wait there's more.... At the very bottom of the email they send out there is 2 places to unsubscribe from their mailing list. The first one is the address in Akron OH. However the second one is: When I first talked to Fransisco (Customer service guy) he had the suspiciously convienent "computer froze-up" problem. So he then transfered me to Lina (Customer Support Supervisor) who mentioned they have several methods to pay for this product. When I asked her what exactly the product is, she replied that as soon as the payment is received that the customer will receive an email that will direct them to a webpage where they can download the information to generate your $999,999.99 income. I asked her if this is a download then why do they show very specific images of books and CD's on the webpage? Her reply was,"There is no physical merchandise that we send to you. Only this download from the email link provided". With all this now being said I leave it up to you to decide to buy or not to buy into this web****e. Gar

Hi i have a question...did you suscribe? Does it really work?

Hey guys,

I also received the email from Jennifer Baxter (sale@brgautama.net) with the Subject: RE: Your New Job‏.

The website Six Figure Cash Machine looks "dandy" indeed, so there's no way that any Jennifer Baxter "The Former Cubicle Slave" would have put this up. My first suspicion was that it must have been put together by one of the Internet Marketing companies.

Alexa.com and WhoIs Search revealed that the website Six Figure Cash Machine has only been registered on January 7, 2009, but the Registrant purchased the WhoIs Privacy protection, so the true identity is not being revealed.

<<Hey - why are you hiding your identity, dear Jennifer? Are you scared that your former boss would find you and chain you back to your old cubicle again? ;-)>>

But the most interesting results came when I conducted a search on "brgautama.net".

These are WhoIs Search Results:

Domain Name: BRGAUTAMA.NET

Registrant [1268573]:
Bison Delivery bisondelivery@aol.com
2710 phomes ave
suite 353
Cheyenne
WY
82001
US

Administrative Contact [1268573]:
Bison Delivery bisondelivery@aol.com
2710 phomes ave
suite 353
Cheyenne
WY
82001
US
Phone: +1.2019843498

Billing Contact [1268573]:
Bison Delivery bisondelivery@aol.com
2710 phomes ave
suite 353
Cheyenne
WY
82001
US
Phone: +1.2019843498

Technical Contact [1268573]:
Bison Delivery bisondelivery@aol.com
2710 phomes ave
suite 353
Cheyenne
WY
82001
US
Phone: +1.2019843498

Domain servers in listed order:

NS1.CRAYCAVE.COM
NS2.CRAYCAVE.COM

Record created on: 2008-11-17 11:26:50.0
Database last updated on: 2008-11-17 11:42:13.297
Domain Expires on: 2009-11-17 11:26:51.0

As you can see, "Bison Delivery" is at the root of the evil, so I did a search and here's what I found (this is the best part, folks):

How do I stop bison delivery systems of wy. from driving me crazy ? - Yahoo! Answers

So, after I read this "Cry for help" on Yahoo, my question is no longer whether Six Figure Cash Machine is legit or whether Jennifer Baxter is a real character or not, but "How do I stop bison delivery systems of wy. from driving me crazy ?"

I am very curious who this mysterious Gerald Pitts is and how come that FTC was unable to do anything about that scammer???

Again, as you can see, my very first suspicion was correct. The guy indeed has a vast experience running all of these marketing schemes for so long that he apparently was able to reach certain level of "mastery".

Whatever the case might be, as you can see from the Yahoo Article, if you folks put together enough evidence on this fraudster, FTC would be able to put a stop to these scams.

One word of a warning though: "Please stay away from "www.sixfigureworkathomejobs.com" or anything else that looks or smells like that - as far as possible, and under NO CIRCUMSTANCES should you purchase anything from them! Just delete those emails and block them from surfacing.

And if you've already sent them any money - please make sure to report this to FTC, as soon as you possibly can.

Thank God for Google and sites like Worldlawdirect. I still have another tab opened to Six Figure Cash Machine...as soon as I finish this post, I'm closing it. Thanks, everybody!

Originally Posted by Unregistered Legitimate internet businesses do exist but like the last post, it takes work and educating yourself about the systems being used and using them. I'm not with this deal and have no desire to look at it. I came across this doing some research and wanted to pass along some info that may help. The following site does not promote any company, product or service. If you've read any books on business and creating wealth, you may have heard of Robert Kiyosaki; author of some of the best selling business books. Robert has a short video that will explain what you need to do before you can be successful in business. Check it out and like I said, it doesn't promote any company, product or service and it doesn't link back to another site; go to Robert Kiyosaki and Donald Trump Recommend Network Marketing. Watch and learn, Tom

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The BBB is listing this company as no longer in business. All phone numbers have been disconnected and all mail has been labeled undeliverable.

Foolish me, I did send the 49 bucks us and I got the same quote that the file was damaged, I kind of knew it was too good to be true, but really I was mainly interested in creating traffic to my own commercial site(not too much to ask?) well I have had no reply to my emails and this sort of made me feel even more foolish. Believe it or not tonite I got a phone answere to my EMail and that person is going to phone me back in an hour. I will foreward what is said OK?

I ve been contacted over and over since I 'd paid the $17.....
And yes I did spend and hour over the phone with them....

Seems that nobody mentionned this so far....
but you gotta come up with money for the marketing/advertising professional website they ll help you set up to sell... whatever you re going to sell....
And that my dear friends.... start at $4680 up to $10,880...

Yikes

And then they promise they ll work with you for 6 months for you to make money..... maybe...

I just thought of adding that information to all comments in here.

I just paid $17 for my service and got the same response system unable to work. I would like to got my money back and I am in fear they will take more being that it was purchased online can someone please tell me how to report this to the proper authority. I know it is only $17 dollors but times are hard right now!!!!!