Your Bill Killer is a $50 “automated money making web site” with several upsell products after the sale. It’s been alleged that Chris Jackson is just an alias for Costa Dedes since that’s the name on the newsletter offered on the site. The domain uses a proxy to conceal the owners identity, which is a red flag when talking about a business. It all started when I was reviewing another site and saw their banner:

Of course, there is no job, that number was made up, and it’s not free. The banner links to yourbillkiller.com It then proceeds into a story how an old friend shows up in a Lamborghini and takes him to a private jet but no last names are mentioned of any these people so it reads more like a work of fiction. The page is non stop talk about money, he doesn’t even stop to catch his breath on the topic.

There’s no mention of the product you’ll even be selling, only more talk of riches and jets. It’s so over the top that only someone on drugs would likely fall for this. There were several posts on the Net from people saying they didn’t ever get thier web site, and couldn’t get a refund and also the email address Chris Jackson used was now dead. There’s no contact information, only a one way form that says refund requests will be ignored if you try to do it online. Instead you have to fill the refund form out, then print it and mail it to:

AFM Computer
Attn: Refunds
1900 Empire Blvd #217
Webster, NY 14580

This kind of connects the dots, as a Costa Dedes message post was saying how he ran a computer business. Also the refund policy gets worse with the mention of fees they can tack on “subject to any applicable processing and/or administrative charges associated with issuing the refund, in the sole discretion of Your Bill Killer”.

On that page the company name is WD Advertising LLC, but the address is the same, which is at yourbillkiller.org instead of yourbillkiller.com. In fact, searching just for the street address yielded the most information and people complaining they didn’t get anything and couldn’t get a refund. Well, you can reach your own conclusion but I wouldn’t touch this with a ten foot pole. Also, no matter what business you do or web site you make, you still need to learn how to do promotions. None of these are automatic, and people won’t find it unless you throw some time and money at it.