Is this thing true or made up?

[Vincent]

I received an email from a meetup group, which gives to this link.

http://www.news15er.net/biz/?employment=2580475


Tell me what you think. Don't forget to check out the age of the domain.

 

[silentg]

scam/spam - i see the adsense ads like this on the websites I visit.

 

[Jeroen]

Certainly fake...it inserts the name of your place/IP location in the article. All the links in the main menu lead to the same page....
Do people really sign up for this?

 

[JohnnJohnn is verified member.]

This is a virus. It crawls through the email (yahoo.com) and sends to everyone from the email address.
It has been going around for the past several weeks.
Check who is on the site and I think it's from Russia.

 

[foundrstack]

It's not a real news site. All links go to the same spot and everyone "qualifies".

 

[JuniperPark]

C'mon people -- nobody here should be falling for 'get rich quick' schemes.

 

[Mark Talbot]

C'mon people -- nobody here should be falling for 'get rich quick' schemes.

I subscribe completely to the 'get rich slow' methodology.

My wife will get rich when I slowly finally kick the bucket and finds out about the insurance policy.

 

[Mark Talbot]

Umm,..edit to add,..she just read this post,... it may be a 'get rich quick' scheme after all.

 

[Raider]

With the national unemployment rate at over 12%, "Get Rich Quick" SCAMS like these must be thriving.

 

[urlurl]

yup; lottery, gambling and alcohol sales go up too

 

[Vincent]

I roamed meetup.com, and they have many different meetup groups. And this one- I joined, but never attended meeting yet. Just a few days ago, I see an email from one of the members with that link to it. When I clicked it, it lead me to that news site. I kind of suspect it was fake news site. I hope this member is trying to promote this powersellersecret site.

It's amazing nowadays how anyone can put up a website and call it news. It even looks so real too, especially from an untrained eye. "Virgin Eye" that is.