ExpertZoo.com: Scam or Legitimate Business?

So what do other people think of ExpertZoo.com? Here are a few links to help inform your opinion:

• RipoffReport.com: Expertzoo.com, False Advertising Practices, Unfair deceptive promises Internet
• RipoffReport.com: Expertzoo.com, Unsolicited email from Cox Realty
• AffiliateSeeking.com: Hello from ExpertZoo.com
• Twitter.com: ExpertZoo's Twitter Page
• If you search Google for ‘ExpertZoo.com,' you will see other scam links (it appears they dabbled in spam marketing in the past) and affiliate links, promoting their generous payout program.

After all that, can I safely conclude that ExpertZoo is a scam? No. I wish it were that easy.

While their site has a sent de poisson and lofty promises, the claims could start to materialize if they generated enough site activity. So who knows what the future holds for ExpertZoo?

Personally, I do not believe it is in the cards. I strongly recommend saving your money and simply invest time in free resources that will benefit you more:

1. Sign up for a free LinkedIn.com account and connect to all your business associates. In the past 6 months, LinkedIn had over 14 million unique visitors. It personally helped a new employer find and initiate contact with me; I have a phone interview this week. Results like that are closer to what ExpertZoo wishes it could be: the new LinkedIn. Unfortunately, their traffic is less than 1% of LinkedIn's.
2. Sign up for FaceBook and Twitter accounts and market yourself on social media sites.
3. Want to spend money? Buy your own domain name, find a web host, work with a competent web designer and integrate the items above into your site. With the right people, you could market yourself better than ExpertZoo would ever be able to.

And so I leave you with this: when I declined to interview with ExpertZoo.com, I thoughtfully put together an email expressing my concerns with items 1, 2 and 3. I thought my feedback would help. Know what I received back?

LOL, What a worthless review. Thats why I am making a ton of money why you are looking for a job.

Nice. Very classy. And true. I am looking for a job. But I refuse to work for a shady company that smells of scam.