Google really wants "free" access to all markets. However, they want the dictionary definition of "free" to apply to them and not the "free" definition they are now using to describe their "free" services Example: "Free" as applied to the Gooogle Adwords campaign means you first fill out all your financial information to get your "free" $100 credit to promote your business, THEN you must pay an initial fee of $5 before you can get started on their "Free" adwords campaign. Whoever started that campaign will cause more damage to google than can be imagined. Just like most "scams" on the internet, they never tell you about fees in the front. You are only asked right at the end,just before you are authorized to participate in the "free" offer. The initial fee is always worth more than the value offered and you wasted your time for nothing. It's a matter of integrity! I won't deal with a company that deals like that and the rest of the internet users are intelligent enough to recognize the fraud as well. Maybe Google is too big to fail! I noticed the ("I am much better than you")demeanor when they (google) interviewed President Obama. Ronald Noonan-and I stand firmly on this issue.
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Google really wants "free" access to all markets. However, they want the dictionary definition of "free" to apply to them and not the "free" definition they are now using to describe their "free" services Example: "Free" as applied to the Gooogle Adwords campaign means you first fill out all your financial information to get your "free" $100 credit to promote your business, THEN you must pay an initial fee of $5 before you can get started on their "Free" adwords campaign. Whoever started that campaign will cause more damage to google than can be imagined. Just like most "scams" on the internet, they never tell you about fees in the front. You are only asked right at the end,just before you are authorized to participate in the "free" offer. The initial fee is always worth more than the value offered and you wasted your time for nothing. It's a matter of integrity! I won't deal with a company that deals like that and the rest of the internet users are intelligent enough to recognize the fraud as well. Maybe Google is too big to fail! I noticed the ("I am much better than you")demeanor when they (google) interviewed President Obama. Ronald Noonan-and I stand firmly on this issue.
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The legal system is more involved and interested in getting court fees than it is in the spirit of the law