Is the Global Success Club Blog a scam

Is the globalsuccessclubblog a scam?

Global success club blog is a scam. I wouldn’t touch it and expect many more complaints about this site, if it survives at all.

I am 100% convinced the answer is yes! Why? This is the craigslist ad:

Work at Home - Earn $250+ Per Day (MN)

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Date: 2011-06-07, 1:13AM CDT
Reply to: job-7pqxu-2425664498@craigslist.org ^{[Errors when replying to ads?]}

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No prior knowledge is required, specialized training program!

Join our team and utilize a fantastic system that has been designed to show you what to do for each step.

We are looking for determined people that are willing to follow instructions.

If you can follow the 90-day system that has been set up, you will work your way to $8000+ per month.

Just Go here if you are ready to earn

God Bless

Greg

• Location: MN
• Compensation: $200+ per day
• Telecommuting is ok.
• This is a part-time job.
• Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.
• Please, no phone calls about this job!
• Please do not contact job poster about other services, products or commercial interests.

PostingID: 2425664498

I clicked on this ad on June 7^th, today at about 8:30 am. I knew it was a scam before I opened the ad and more than confirmed it after opening the website.

The ad itself prays on our hope and desperation to make money in the aftermath of the recession. It wants you to believe you can make over $8000 a month with little to no knowledge about earning an online income. They say they have a system, a 90 day system. All you have to do is follow their step by step instructions.

I clicked on the link that led me to the site. The first thing it says is: “Tired of all the lies, scams, and empty promises?” This produced a smile on my face! That in itself busted them! If you are a legitimate site you don’t have to say that! Always look for the forum for its members to discuss all things about earning on their site.  I don’t see it!

You’ve already made a great step forward by doing the research. If you’re on the fence at all about any website you do the scam hunt! Good for you.