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i received an envelope from this company that i had requested, i sent in the money to start working at home well over a month ago and still have not received package to start work. please send me product to work from home or please return my money!
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Is this a scam?
anyone know if this is a scam?
i jus got a letter in the mail that says theyll pay you $5.20 per envelope you stuff and you have to pay $35 upfront for them to send the information to start...
real or scam?
and you can email me at [protected]@hotmail.com
thanx...that sux...wish i could find a real one..would be nice to get some extra income..=/
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Yes this so called company is a scam, don't waste your money, this time they were offering 10.00 dollars per envelope.
Most sites with web pages or CLOSED...the majority of the book...WANTS you to send MORE money...to receive their products...was charged 24.00 dollars thru PayPal...it was 36.00 to PULL you in...they dropped the price...
There's no information on what your mailing, weather the recipient has to buy or respond before you can earn that 5.20 an envelope. No phone number on the letter. How can u trust someone you can not even contact.
I just got one of these postcards in the mail also and if this is going across borders (state lines), then why is the Postal Service not getting involved? I used to work for the Postal Service and if this is a scam I would like it put out!
Edwin Otero
Odessa, Florida
I feel that there are real legit companies out there that would pay someone to stuff and mail envelopes for them, I do not think that they would ask one to pay to do so. They may ask one to pay for tools or equipment necessary to do the job and would give a contact phone number or e-mail address where one could reach them to get started.
There probably is some legit companies out there paying poeple to suff envelopes, but I don't they would ask someone to pay them for doing it. I also agree that they would provide some way for you to get in touch with them so that you could get all of the information on how to get started. Michael
I got that letter. I send a letter and the form back with no money. Telling them I wanted more information about it. Even gave them my phone number. Never heard back from them I found their phone number. Called twice. all I get is recording.
ok i got one of these letter too. i seriously believe this is a scam try looking deeper into it like doing a reverse address look up for the address listed for the company when i did this at www.whitepages.com i found no results. think about it if you could get 10, 000 people to send you $40 you would be a millionaire yourself. its a scam!
SOME ONE ALREADY SENT THE MONEY TWICE AND RECIVED NOTHING BIGBIGBIG SCAM! DONT DO IT NATIONAL HOME WORKERS IS A BIG FRAUD!
agree some one sent it twice and recived nothins BIB BIG SCAM DONT DO IT!
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I just received my letter today. I gave my letter to authorities in my city! I have done this before when I was ripped off and they did a very god job in helping me. This sounds like a hoax sorry to say. Always investigate first. Next time send a cancelled check and see if you get some kind of a response from them. If you do try and get a phone number!
I sent in $40.00 to get started on February 15, 2011 and I have gotten anything yet either. What is their problem? I think when you send out the money they should send out your letters and envelopes to start mailing them out as soon as possible.