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BannerBit is a Scam - it is a Fake Ad Banner Selling and Buying System
BannerBit is a Scam - it is a Fake Ad Banner Selling and Buying System

Online users, do not register with the so-called Ad Flipping system called BannerBit or Banner Bit at www.bannerbit.com because it is a scam. There is no such "Flip That Ad" or "Flip That Banner" advertisement buying or selling system. The fraudulent website tricks online users into buying so-called ads from popular brands and claim they can earn money when the same ads are clicked by other online users through their so-called cloud-powered software app & marketplace. But, this is rubbish, because there is no such marketplace. Companies do not sell their own advertisement banners, they instead, pay advertisers like Google to advertise their products, which are placed on thousands of websites on the Internet.

So, this BannerBit or Banner Bit system is just another scam to steal money from online users by tricking them into depositing money into a bogus system.

Fake Ad Banner Selling and Buying Website - www.BannerBit.com

www.BannerBit.com

+ 1 (888) 3432157 | support@bannerbit.com

The following is a spam email being sent by Bannerbit to potential victims, therefore, recipients of the same or similar emails are asked to not follow the instructions in them and should delete them.

Email Spam From BannerBit.com

From: Nick Flowers <nick.f@bannerbit.com>

Date: January 11, 2018 at 6:31:37 PM CST

Subject: ATTN:

Nice to E-meet you Michele,

You might not realize it yet, but you’ve just registered with the world’s most effective platform for flipping online ads for profit. BannerBit is the ultimate way for everyday people to build an online advertising empire.

With BannerBit, you can browse the marketplace for hundreds of available placements that cover some of the world’s biggest consumer brands like:

My name is Nick Flowers and I will show you ways to profit on our platform and provide you with all the information regarding our different benefits for new customers.

These benefits include bonuses, personal strategy training, insured trades and more.

you’re just a few clicks away from starting to earn some serious money by flipping ads,even If you don’t know anything about online advertising.

We built and designed a new platform for people, just like you, who have zero knowledge and zero experience in online advertising.

The faster you act and the more you deposit, the better your chances of becoming a high net

worth online marketer.

No effort is required on your part, the system is easy-to- use and easy-to-

master.

Becoming wealthy has never been this easy, The sky really is the limit when you’re flipping ads with BannerBit.

Start browsing the marketplace today to see if you can spot any good buying opportunities.

Best of luck.

Nick Flowers

Senior Account Manager

+1 917 341 2177

nick.f@bannerbit.com

www.bannerbit.com

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by an anonymous user from: Boulder Creek, California, United States

No they ripped me off of about 15,000.00 never got any money back from them.

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by an anonymous user from: Burlington, Mt Laurel, New Jersey, United States

Has anyone ever recovered money back from them?

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by an anonymous user from: San Jose, California, United States

Bannerbit got me for $800.00. Is there a way to get my money back or an address. I can file a Small Claims suit towards? Any information is helpful.

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by an anonymous user from: Blooming Grove, New York, United States

Bannerbit are complete fakes and scammers they got me for 7500.00 .they suck and stay away.

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by an anonymous user from: Waitsfield, Vermont, United States

They got me for $40,000! Any idea how to go after them legally? I think those who were scammed need to ban together and try to get our money back. Any ideas?

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by an anonymous user from: Port St Lucie, Florida, United States

I was fool by it too, they scammed me out of $8400 dollars. Now I'm trying to get a hold of them I can't.

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by an anonymous user from: Blooming Grove, New York, United States

I got scammed by those a-holes for 7500.00 banner bit is a joke. Nothing but lies, lies and more lies from them . Please beware. If your involved with them GET-OUT with as much of your money that you can...

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by an anonymous user from: London, England, United Kingdom

I have been an absolute idiot, although there wasn't much information on them when I signed up like there is now.

I was totally taken in by them and sure it would turn out to be a good way of ensuring my financial stability into old age.

What an idiot!

I can't stop beating myself up and can;t get any money back from the bank.

I authorised the payment and, even when O didn't authorise it they still managed to take it themselves.

Stay away.

They are a total scam and so believable and I fell for it` it is making me ill with worry and difficult to manage my life without anything to fall back on financially, and no-one to blame but myself.

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by an anonymous user from: Louisville, Kentucky, United States

This site as all of you have stated is very dishonest. I wonder if we all can do a class action lawsuit after them. The reason I say this is because the money behind then are very deep pockets

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by an anonymous user from: Everett, Washington, United States

I was scammed out of a lot of money.

I have contacted my credit card companies for a chargeback.

I have also filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission and FBI internet online at ic3.gov.

You should also contact your state attorney general. If we all do this, we can shut these crooks down.

The credit card companies can call scam and strangle their money source.

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by an anonymous user from: Winter Park, Florida, United States

total fraud, all is fake nothing true I lost a lot of money. Have someone an idea how to get them?
Peter.

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by an anonymous user from: Everett, Washington, United States

Contact the FBI internet fraud -ic3.gov. File a complaint. Also file a complaint with Federal Trade Commission and your state's attorney general. Contact your credit card company to charge back. Let's shut these crooks down.

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by an anonymous user from: Brooklyn, New York, United States

just filed with the FTC. The FBI is next. You all should do the same. This is the only way to get them.

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by an anonymous user from: Los Angeles, California, United States

Hi, what happens those lose money? Thanks, Ty

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by an anonymous user from: Juneau, Wisconsin, United States

Complete scam, they got me for $250.

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by an anonymous user from: Matawan, New Jersey, United States

I started with $250 as well , And started getting phone calls from overseas from so-called account managers urging me to put more money in so I can make more money… But I decided it was a scam and refused even when they had the president of the company on the line I said “I’m not giving you more money” that at least, stopped the calls. I even said keep the cash and close the account so you don't call any more.

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by an anonymous user from: Palm Springs, California, United States

At this point I would definitely say bannerbit is a scam, they are very pushy started with 1200 then up to 5000 then 10000 and have tried to draw some out and the answer is always no can do, u have to invest more.

It looks good when u see the numbers climbing but they just do not want you pull any out, just reinvest.

They lie a lot and will tell u they will give 2500 next week but next week never comes. My advise is stay far away.

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by an anonymous user from: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

omg, I deposited $250usd, and another $300 usd, they will NOT allow you to withdraw and insist you deposit more (5,000).

If you dont have it, they want you to find it. The "acc manager" was rude and I ended up swearing at him and hanging up phone. Definitely scam!

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by an anonymous user from: Victoria, Texas, United States

I let them talk me out of $650.. I bought a bunch of ads.. then I got an email from them to send them a front and back copy of my credit card, drivers license bank account info and proof of address before I coy continue access to my account.

That is basically FRAUD. I called my bank and they subsequently canceled and refunded all my money and placed a Fraud/dispute status on the charge.

I changed my card number also. They tried to call me but would not leave a voicemail. Don’t trust them!

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by an anonymous user from: Augusta, Georgia, United States

Banner bit is a scam. I lost 8500. Please don't use this scam investment site.

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by an anonymous user from: Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

If Banner Bit is a scam, then it is illegal and that is a crime. How come it is still online scamming people to date.

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by an anonymous user from: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

I am in Australia, and got scammed $200us that started my account but then wanted more to put me on a higher level with more profits.

They wanted $5000 us I told them that I had no money they said to use my credit card, stupid me did, it did not go through and they said ring your bank, (they had the number to ring) but when I did the bank told me to go elsewhere where they could not which I did and they told me it was a scam.

So the bank cancelled my card and have sent me a new one fortunately I only lost AUD 280.00, they have rang me again I have told them no.

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by an anonymous user from: London, England, United Kingdom

I was in the midst of signing up I gave them my bank details but they needed me to call the bank to confirm. I did so and the lady at the bank shone a light on the situation, she told me they should have there own system for taking payments instead they were imitating me making an account.

After that I did a Google search on them and found this thanks everyone for shedding light on this scam. They are fast talkers and before you know it you have given up your bank details hope everyone gets wise soon.

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by info

Received via email:

"Hey, I just saw your Bannerbit scam review and thanks for all the info. I will appreciate if you can post the same on http://clicksvalley.com, it’s completely the same business model / same fake advertising company.

I just lost $6000. Let’s shutdown this site. Waiting for your reply. Thanks for your support! David Sharp"

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by an anonymous user from: Bradenton, Florida, United States

I invested 14000$ and cant even get 2000$ in returns

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by an anonymous user from: Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Devastating my family now. A family member is totally duped by them and they won't believe it is a scam though they haven't made one penny of profit after more than $50k in.

So sad. Destructive and should be shut down. They are offshore so hard to get local help.

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by an anonymous user from: Washington, District of Columbia, United States

Sorry for the losses but Thank you for saving me from getting deeper in Debt My accounts manager was going to be Kyle Gordon for Bannerbitcom.

He is supposed to call me at 9:30 am so he can guide me to which ads to purchase. I know it may not be much but $300 I couldn't afford was going to go on a credit card. Thank you guys.

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by an anonymous user from: Edgware, England, United Kingdom

Lot of intermittent cheering in the background, told me it was a member of staffs birthday, but I'm actually thinking it was a cheer every time they got some unwitting person to sign up.

I almost signed up but while talking to them; did a web search on them.

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by an anonymous user from: Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States

sounds to good to be true, it always is

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by an anonymous user from: Dallas, Texas, United States

BANNERBIT is a HUGE scam, please please AVOID it like a PLAGUE. Just lost ALL my money and promised RICHES. Stay away!

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by an anonymous user from: Littleton, Colorado, United States

Total SCAM, Scumbags should be shot in the street, wish I could find everyone of the filthy pigs but you never will because its all FAKE!!

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by an anonymous user from: New York, United States

I got into it with my $200 to open my account then my Account manager showed me how little money I can earn if they not expose my add to the Masses!

He transferred my 3 ads to expose it to more traffic; all of sudden instead a few clicks, I got me few thousand clicks.

When I asked him where can I see my adds showing up he said is a secret because anyone can click on it many times to earn more clicks. BS.

Asked him about withdrawal and the personal information they need from me to get my own money. He said it is for my own personal protection!

I said you took my money without any of my personal info but when I want to get my money out you need all my bank statement and my drivers licence too?

Ridiculous! He tried hard to explained to me how it works I told him no matter what he saying I'm not giving up my hard earned money for some SCAM!! He promised to give my money back personally!We shall see!

DON'T waste YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY TO FALL into THE TRAP!

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by an anonymous user from: New York, United States

I Think of the account balance like a Bernie Madoff
account balance. You can see statements showing
how your balance is going up up up, but when you actually want the money it’s suddenly can’t be had without ridiculous amounts of personal information.

Two different account managers tried to get me to spend another $10,000 and wanted me to tell them about myself and I just said no so they can keep my $250

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by an anonymous user from: Orland Park, Illinois, United States

Do not buy this, it is a scam... senad

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by an anonymous user from: Newark, New Jersey, United States

`This organization amongst so many are nothing more than organized Bulls$#t. I like many ppl turned to these thieves because times are hard and it seems like everyone has their hand out for payment.

I was speaking with a guy who was so congenial that I actually thought maybe this one is legit, but he failed my first test, he asked for a two hundred and fifty dollars, so I said, oh.. I'm sorry I may have to decline your offer but all I have is 200..)

if indeed it was necessary to join as a new member they would never take any shorts, the area is affluent,but I was staying with a friend, so the next thing was, for me to speak with a coach who would be calling within 24 hrs, well no one called, so on the fourth day I got a call from a woman who said she was Russsian and that she was soo Happy to finally get to talk to me.

Man this woman aside from sounding like Barry White, she was exceptionally upbeat, so was so busy laughing at her weak jokes, that I couldn't get a word, and during her calming down period she asked how much did I have saved so that we could get started in a big way and while she was composing herself, she did hear me say that I was broke and wouldn't have access to any more Money for about 6wks.

Next thing I heard was a short-tempered judgemental voice asking me why should she waste her time mentoring a small sbhit like me when. there are millions of ppl she could be helping and after a few more reasons why I wasn't worth her time an abrupt goodbye and then a dial tone.

Once you tell these ppl you have no more capital they start moonwalking. Now another Anthony M. and Anik S. please watch out for these two internet Marketeers, one will upsell you to death and the other every week there is something better than the last and he just wants to give it to you, but you never make a dime, their trick is to keep you totally confused and bogged down with modules, terms and drawings that you're mentally fried, and there is no support team to call for anything and no response to emails. millionaire profits..scam..EZ money Scam and any video that starts out with Jake , shut it down! My question is there any
legitimate online.

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by an anonymous user from: Carlsbad, California, United States

I joined up with Bannerbit.com last December. After submitting my (minimum) $250.00 they immediately began asking me to deposit more money. I told them I wanted to see they system work first, before I would put in any more. So, they assigned a rep to me and he began spending down my money buying ads.

He explained the system to me and after about a month, I took over and managed my own account. After about 3 months, I had accummulated enough "profits" to pull out my original investment plus a little. That's when I requested $300 be paid out. Nothing happened. The next week I had made some more profits, so I requested a larger payout of $500, and again nothing happened.

Finally, after another week, I requested an $800 payout...because I had generated revenue(into my account), and had grown it to about $850. That's when I started asking for help from their support. They said they would look into it. That's when I got an email from them with a document that said I was requesting a "refund".

I explained, I was not requesting a "refund", I was requesting a "payout". They had me send in a copy of my driver's license and my credit card, and proof of my address. Then, they wired in the original $250 I invested.

I kept buying and selling on the website building my account back up. First they didn't let me work my account, but a few days later it was working as usual.

I kept building the account up through mid June. Today, they said I had to deposit more money if I wanted to withdraw my earnings, because I had bought into a "trial account".

They are not interested in you making money, only using your money until you insist on getting it back. I think they just want you to go away...and say nothing, but I'm here to say...."They are users and abusers". DO NOT GIVE THEY A DIME

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by an anonymous user from: Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Man what a scam. The only thing I don't understand is why the FBI White Collar Division is not all over these guys. Anyone know if the FBI has been brought into this?

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by an anonymous user from: Carlsbad, California, United States

They're not located in the US, so the FBI has no jurisdiction.

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by an anonymous user from: Leeds, Alabama, United States

Please do not invest, total scam. I want to kill them.

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by an anonymous user from: Orlando, Florida, United States

Glad to see more information coming out about this, including the comment that one of BannerBit's latest scam sites is clicksdealer.com. However, I've noticed they have an even newer one out now that is specific to flipping BitCoin banner ads which they refer to as the Steve Banks BitCoin Millionaire's Club. See the following link that is also on this alert website:

https://www.onlinethreatalerts.com/article/2017/12/19/beware-of-the-steve-banks-bitcoin-millionaire-club-scam/

Note that if you watch the video that they start you out with that has this Steve Banks character speaking, when they actually go to show a shot of a screen from the system, in the bottom right hand corner of the screen there is a reference to BannerBit.

If you see anything advertised with a reference to BannerBit or www.bnrbit.com, like ClicksDealer or the BitCoin Millionaire's Club, please run the other way!

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by dgbent56 from: Germantown, Maryland, United States

Do not fall for this scam. I did for a few thousand until I realized they were just scamming me. They kept begging for more money. I got calls from this person called Maya Freeman when I told her I was going to go to the bank to try and get more money knowing that I wasn't really.

She called me three times in succession after I told her not to call me until noontime. When she decided I wasn't going to play their game, she put someone else on to me named Jon Johnson. He emailed a couple of times and said he would call. He never did. Then a person by the name of Jane Michaels took over.

I had $2000.00 in my account and she just went in and emptied the account on some junk ads. She didn't stop until she drained everything out. When I tried to email her lo and behold she changed email addresses. Do not under any circumstances believe anything promises they make. I have all kinds of paperwork from emails to my account information. I know it won't do any good but please don't fall for this scam. BannerBits.com

Thank you for letting me rave,
Donna

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by an anonymous user from: Seattle, Washington, United States

yes I have made the same mistake and have been scammed $1200.00 is there anyway to recover my money ?

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by info

Dispute the charges with your bank, if you have used a credit card for payment.

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by an anonymous user from: Yaoundé, Centre, Cameroon

Can law enforcement agencies shut down bannerbits.com they just scammed me of $700

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by an anonymous user from: Miami, Florida, United States

As of this date 4-9-2018 it has been almost 3months I have been trying to get my withdrawals from this company. Up to this date and since February of this year I am still fighting to get my money back from this company and has not received anything yet.

I am still getting the run around and I regret even getting involved with them. If by any means I get anything back I will be more than glad to post the outcome.

I have chatted with every representative so much I know them by name and they know me as well. I am expecting the best on my return but, I will not know until something is generated.

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by an anonymous user from: Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa

You wont get it back; they are scammers and flip you account to make it look like your investment is doing well

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by an anonymous user from: Modesto, California, United States

I got scammed by this company as well. At the time there were no reviews such as this one so I put in a lot of money. It seemed legit and now I feel stupid and have lost thousands of dollars. The company would did give me withdrawals but continued to put them on closed cards even after I had them take the cards off my account.

The credit card companies will not reverse the transactions and bannerbit will not reverse them either. So while those cards balances got paid down, I did lose money because eventually I settled the account and they would not give me back my initial investment but I was desperate and needed money to pay bills. Please do not fall for this!

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by an anonymous user from: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Clicksdealer.com is the scam site now. Exactly the same issues as you all are talking about. I got scammed and lost over 5000 US.
No response calls from Steven Jackson my nominated account manager - who by the was is supposedly buying and selling my banners for me until I learn the system.
Stay away from platform.clicksdealer.com

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by an anonymous user from: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

They are now doing it through platform.clicksdealer .com
Similar asking for investment of $5000US to join gold membership with additional 7,500 bonus allowing you to buy and sell banners to make 2000-4000 per month from home. aLL LIES..

Scammers won’t call you or respond to your questions once they have taken your money. No money returned unless you send them more of your personal and financial information.

Can anyone help as to where we can go to get our money back from scammers like these.

My money was taken by bannerbit.com. But the pretend site was platform.clicksdealer.com.

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by info

How did you make payment, was it via credit card, money transfer, etc?

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