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Free beta service will allow people to ask questions online on any topic and get answers from anyone who wants to answer them.
Free beta service will allow people to ask questions online on any topic and get answers from anyone who wants to answer them.
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" More than 500 carefully screened Researchers are ready to answer your question for as little as $2.50 -- usually within 24 hours. Your satisfaction is completely guaranteed."
http://answers.google.com/
Google came out with it like a year ago!
ExpertBee is collecting PayPal payments and not delivering promised services. Such conflicts cannot be disputed by the buyer because PayPal's usage policy prohibits disputes with transactions involving the purchase of intangible goods.
I called my local police dept today and made a report.
How can we try to prevent other people from getting scammed?
I think the key is to pick the highly rated experts. In any case, I think the scam would be the people answering your questions, not the website.
- Please link?!?
- by richardault May 15, 2006 10:26 AM PDT
- Please link to the sites you are talking about in your stories. ***,
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(16 Comments)this is the WEB after all... Ever heard of hypertext transfer protocol?
http://answers.yahoo.com/