"My Mobile Money Pages" Software System is a Fraud

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Updated: October 21, 2017 2017-10-21T12:46:59 -
Date: October 21, 2017 2017-10-21T12:43:17

"My Mobile Money Pages" located at www.mymobilemoneypages.com is a scam or fake. There is no such software and it is not so easy to create a website that can start making money so quickly. I know because I am a software developer and blogger for the past 15 years. The narrator of the My Mobile Money Pages video claims are rubbish, all he does is twist the facts and makes everything sounds easy, so he can trick gullible online users who are desperately looking for ways to make money into paying him hundreds of dollars for information they can get for free online.

Remember, never trust anyone who claims that they have some secret ways of making money online and ask you to pay them in order to reveal that secret. Remember, if it was that easy to make money online, we would all be millions working for ourselves. And, if Andrew, the video's narrator knows how to make so much money, why does he needs your money or wants you to pay him. He should be filthy rich and should be giving away his so-called secret for free.

The "My Mobile Money Pages" at mymobilemoneypages.com

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Remember, there are a lot of scammers online who know that there are millions of people online looking for ways to make money. They know most of those people are not web savvy, so they create fake software systems and make thousands or millions of dollar from those gullible online users who will discover that they were fooled after paying for a system that doesn't work.

Online users who have already purchased the "My Mobile Money Pages" are asked to cancel their orders using the confirmation email they were sent by Clickbank or contact Clickbank at www.clickbank.com for help canceling their orders. Do not let those scammers get rich from your hard-earned money and take you for a fool.

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