In a recent post by me a reader left some informative information about the scam sites that I have written about in the past. You might have seen my posts warning you about the websites called bid4that and Vuulu. I told you that these sites popped up and then vanished a few days later stealing money from the end users. They would allow you to buy bids and use them to bid on products however the winning bidder was never sent the product. Instead the winning bidder would be refunded for their bids. You might still be asking how are they stealing if they are refunding the winners bids? How about all of those who bid on the item without winning? They paid for the bids and the site owners reaped profits.

Bid4That did not last too long maybe a week and Vuulu lasted only a few days. I am really wondering how long this new site Muulu will last. I STRONGLY ADVISE ANYONE READING THIS NOT TO FALL FOR THIS SCAM! You will be throwing money away and will never receive the products from the site.

If you have been caught up by any of these scams please let everyone know in the comments. Don’t be afraid even though the site owner has made death threats to people in the past. There are plenty of other sites out there which talk about Muulu so read them and make your own decisions. Before you make the final decision read this post which includes a chat transcript with the site owner.

With any scam you are going to see failure however your job as a scammer is to at-least keep your website up and working. If you click on the image to the left it should show a larger version. This is a screen-shot of the Vuulu.com homepage at the time of this writing. You can see that it is not showing any products listed. Where did they all go? Were they all won by the auto bidding bots? Did the owner just forget to add more products and everything ran out of time? The answer to this is REALLY simple.. WHO CARES? They are on a venture to scam anyone and everyone they can, stay far far away from these guys. Blog about this scam and get the word out. Let everyone you know in on this little secret fact.

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Yesterday I wrote a post about how vuulu.com was a scam site and how it is the spawn of a site that I had previously written about called Bid4That. Today I am writing to confirm that I verified the death threat comment in the email that I had received from an informant. I got the verification yesterday through Twitter from Christian Owens, you can see for yourself by checking this Twitter Page.

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Before I begin I have to say that I have not verified any of this. However I received an email yesterday from an informant who wanted to let me know that Bid4That.net is now Vuulu.com. She wrote to me because when she went to Google and searched for Bid4That my site came up first before any of the press releases etc.

I would hate to see this site back up and running because if you have been following anything I have covered in the past about Bid4That you will know that they were around for a few days just to scam people out of their hard earned money. As I mentioned before I have not done any domain whois or traceroutes or anything to validate this claim however it would not surprise me that they are under the same ownership. Continue reading to see the email in it’s entirety from the informant.

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I am sorry to all who are now finding this article, there were quite a few comments outlining others experiences however I went through a data loss and the comments are not able to be recovered. You can still see some of the comments by viewing the page that Google Cached

Last week I was contacted by First Financial USA, they said that they had found my resume on a website like Monster.com (this is very true as I am seeking work) and that they had a position for me. They wanted me to attend a conference call where everything would be explained however this is what they stated in the initial contact.

Your resume came to our attention recently and your background appears to match other highly successful members of our team who are motivated to build a career over the next 3-4 years.

FFUSA is an 12 year old financial services firm specializing in payment processing services for retail and medical merchants. Currently FFUSA serves thousands of merchants with over 100 sales professionals nationwide.

You owe it to yourself to take a few minutes exploring the FFUSA site to find out more about this unique career opportunity. We are looking for a limited number of sales professionals to add to our growing team.

Click here and you will be directed to a website that gives you more detail about the position and an opportunity to schedule a time to ask questions.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Melinda Hanson
FFUSA Human Resources Representative
805 Meander Ct
Medina, MN 55340

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