This co. is supposed to be a work at home business . They advertise to stuffing envelopes and getting paid $5. per envelope. Is this a scam ?
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I checked two business databases (Hoovers, and the Business and Company Resource Center) and this company is not listed, which means they are not registered.\n\nThis company is not registered, which means that they are 99% likely to be illegitimate.\n\nSounds like a scam to me!
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Its all a scam..anyway you look at it..if there is a job yet they want you to send money...its a scam!!
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RED FLAGS - pretty good signs a business opportunity is really a work-at-home scam:\n> It sounds too good to be true ("Earn $2,000 Weekly Stuffing Envelopes at Home!").\n> You're promised huge earnings ("If you're not earning $1,000 per hour, you're selling yourself short!") for an unbelievably small amount of easy work ("We want 100 lazy people who dream of making lots of money without working!").\n> You feel pressure to decide or make payment immediately.\n> You find unresolved complaints at www.bbb.org, the Better Business Bureau's service to help you check out specific companies.\n> You're required to pay for a "job." If payment is required for a work-at-home job, it's either a scam or an illegitimate business opportunity.\n> Your state requires business opportunity vendors to provide lists of previous buyers of the business opportunity, and the company you're interested in doesn't include one.
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Almost none of them are legitimate.  A few years back, I wanted to work at home for those assembling products or stuffing envelopes.  Well, I called the Better Business Bureau first to see what they think about it.\n\nThey told me that nearly all of them are bogus and phony.  Think about it, almost all of them require some kind of money up front to "get started."  Do you think you should have to actually pay somebody to give you a job?  I never have.\n\nAnd with those that have you assemble products at home, BBB told me that when you assemble them and send them in to get paid, they will pick them apart and tell you that there were "flaws" and that you didn't assemble them right and then you won't get paid anyway.\n\nSounds like a scam to me.  The only way to really be safe is to go to the company in person, and if they are very close to where you live.  Other than that, don't just walk away--RUN!!!
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The only legitimate letter stuffing business is what you call direct mail services. It is a real business that you start, and you get clients (often businesses) who have tremendous volume of mails and you provide them with the service of putting those mails in the envelope and sending them out. Clients for this particular type of business could include non-profits who send out thousands of fund raising mails, book authors who need help in delivery and fulfillment, and others.\n\nI suggest you read the article "How to Legitimately Make Money Stuffing Envelopes" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol28/stuffing.htm
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Send me $5 for the answer....\n\n\nSeriously, its a scam.  You send money, they send you directions for doing exactly what they are doing.  It used to be the "Stuff the Envelope" scam, but snail mail is out.
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Is it a scam? Are you a murderer/rapist? Is it telemarketing? If you answered "no" to aforementioned questions, then by all means sign me up, and whatnot.\n\n-J.
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Sounds like a SCAM to me. be careful, Good luck
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Ask for them to spend you the information via the post office.  If it is a scam, then it would be concidered mail fraud, which is a federal felony.
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It is indeed a scam. If everyone would do everything you can (file complaints at bbb.org, usps.com, consumer affairs, etc) I bet this place would be shut down.
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Sounds fishy. you might want to contact someone locally over this. Any service in your area concerning fraud
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Most are scams.  If there was a reliable list of the good ones, no one would ever go to a regular job again.  Here are a few questions you should ask to help figure out if the one you are looking at is for real or not.\n\nLegitimate work-at-home program should tell you - in writing - what's involved in the program they are selling. Here are some questions you might ask:\n\n    * What tasks will I have to perform? (Ask the program to list every step of the job.)\n    * Will I be paid a salary or will my pay be based on commission?\n    * Who will pay me?\n    * When will I get my first paycheck?\n    * What is the total cost of the work-at-home program, including supplies, equipment and membership fees?\n    * What will I get for my money?
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This is actually a gimmick to try and sell other items to you by the time you've answered surveys for an hour everyone of these companies has your email by then.\n\nBest advice, ignore them and unsubscribe to those who are already emailing you.
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Work at home offers that charge you money are scams.
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Well, myself and I heard others say same thing, would not trust that email.  I don't do any of those things including surveys or whatever.  Some reports it creates a large amount of unwanted emails, some reported phone calls, some said having sent a few emails to get paid and never received a reply, some says they don't paid very much, if at all or are not getting what they were promosed....so up to you what you want to do, your choice.  On the other hand, I work from home and if interested you can email me at rpelley5@yahoo.com.  Nothing to do with on-line business.
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If the short period of time is less than a year then it's a scam.\n\nI know a company that can pay you 9.60% PER YEAR and it's legit.\n\nTop 3 Answerer in Business & Finance. (Vote for me)
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WARNING!!!!! Did this company tell you tat you need to send them money in order to start working for them?  If so, di you send a monetary contribution to them to start receiveing you work in the mail?  If you have sent any money, then I am sorry to say you have just been scammed.  Many people say that they are a company and have people send money to a certain place.  Where in turn the person requesting the money receives the money in the place they asked and run with the money.\n\nDon't be fooled!  Keep looking, I'm sure that you will be able to find a place of employment that you like and will actually make money.