I have searched the net for details on any scam involving this web site but none are found. I am looking for something that my girlfriend could do from home and was wondering if it could be a viable venture for her. So please if anyone has anything they could tell me about Hometypers.com I would appreciate it :)
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I've never tried anything like those, most of the time they want you to pay them money.
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SCAM!!!\n\nNot joking, been there - done that!!! It is really a scam that they make a lot of money from and you get nothing.\n\nEDIT:::::::::::::\n\nBy the way, DAVE below is posting his own referal link below to that site so he is falling for a scam right now and if you click it - you will be helping that company!!! If you realy want to check it out:\n\nCopy the link, paste it into WORD, delete anything after the .com/org/net part of the domain name and go to the site (then if you still think it looks ok, google it and see what people say about it!).\n\nAlso look at it's "Alexa" page rank (got to alexa.com and type the domain name like www.site.com and click "traffic details, if there is a HUGE spike, then you know the site is brand new to scam people and if it has been going for like 3 years, then you might think about trusting it a bit more).\n\nHope this anti-scam advise helps!!!
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How much would you charge in order to access the database or have membership to this site? Is it free?\n\nMost people who would want telecommuting jobs are wary of SCAMS online.  What assurances will this site give for its legitimacy?\n\nWill the jobs here be available solely to Australian residents?
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All of those work from home deals you see on the internet are a scam. Do not ever give someoneone like this your credit card number.  You will end up losing a lot more than $99.
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More than spam...the link takes you to Nigeria where you are asked for personal financial details. I also get really genuine looking emails from my UK bank asking me to confirm account details...again, avoid these at all costs. The old saying is that if it looks to good to be true, it probably isn't true.
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Yes it is defo a scam. I bet he says it's from someone who has deceased and he needs a next of kin( which is you). He will say that you don't need to send any money to him as he's accounted for that and all admin costs etc. Then when you are getting really keen he will say he needs money from you to cover your registration fees as you are a foreigner. Then he will say your cheque is waiting and he needs you to send him some money to cover insurance of the money etc.\nIf you pass this up, you will probably hear from him in a month or two, saying he is doing really well and to thank you for you effort he has given an accountant some money for you. Then they will ask for you to send him money to release your money etc. Bla Bla Bla.\nLook at his email he sent you then look at the time it was sent, go to this site http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/ and look at roughly what country he is in. \nSometime they will say they are in Spain and the time on the Email says it's from Johannesburg.\nEither way no-one gives someone they don't know free money. If you get any other emails promising this sort of thing Delete them immediately and don't open them. If you need any further help please visit my site.  www.bakerinvestigations.co.uk
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no, never heard of it, think its a scam\n\ndef a scam, found this website with a copy of the email
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OH MY GOSH YES SIR I DO!!  Depending on the mood I am in I either play along, so far as to sound eager and very willing!! or, I will suggest that they use the money to educate the people that work for them!! Most of the emails I have received, the spelling has been horrendous, or not that I can really talk, their grammar and punctuation is lacking!!  Then their are the days where I just check the box, and hit the spam button!!  What I wonder is, do they just mail them out to all of us?, or do they "hmmmm, this persons name is Sue Smith, I bet she would love to be involved in an illegal scam!! Let's give her a shout!"  Have a great day all!
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Before following on any referrals and investing time and especially money on any home-based business offers, it’s a good idea to become educated on the different types of schemes there are out there, and what to look for - and look out for - before picking a home-based business.  The Federal Trade Commission offers several advisories about home-based business opportunities and network marketing (MLM) schemes. \n"Work at home Schemes" http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/invest/homewrk.htm \n'Net Based Business Opportunities: Are Some Flop-portunities?\nhttp://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/online/netbizop.htm\n"The Bottom Line on Multilevel Marketing Plans" http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/alerts/pyrdalrt.htm\n\nThe Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a consumer alert entitled “Take This Scheme and Stuff It: Avoiding Envelope-Stuffing Rip-Offs.” The alert, which can be found on the Commission’s Web site at <http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/alerts/stuffitalrt.htm> provides tips for consumers who are interested in working at home, but wary of potential scams.
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Repeated SPAM advertisement found over 100 times in both questions and answers.\n\nMost likely a scam.\n\nSTAY AWAY!!!!!!!!
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I always wondered how these programs worked and finally decided to look into them to see if any are legit. Well I found a couple but this is the one I enjoy the most.\n\nSince it is illegal for telemarketers to call you at home now days they started paying people for there opinion. On this site you will get paid to accept offers or fill out surveys. I usually stick to the .50 offers and I am making on average $400-$500 a month and only been doing it for 2 months. I also was able to get a new car through one of the offers they had. I got accepted for a loan and went out and traded my 02 Intrepid for an 06 Chevy HHR. What do you have to lose? Just try it out and I am sure after that you will be addicted to it.\n\nhttp://www.treasuretrooper.com/189163 \n\nAlso added a link so you can see what others are making..\n\nhttp://forum.treasuretrooper.com/index.php?showtopic=17509
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its a scam \nbut if u now how to use it it can be helpful
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I don't have qany experience with that site myself, but does it meet all the requirements to be safe? You can read my article on how to avoid internet money scams at:\nhttp://www.webcashlink.com/articles/work-from-home.html
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Well I'm not to sure as this site is not on the 'blacklist' of the following website.  But if you don't get any info you could check this site and ask the owner if it is a scam.\n\nhttp://www.amylynn.org/home\n\nOr check with \n\nhttp://www.scambusters.org\n\nThey may help you.  Good luck.
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never heard of this website and from the concept itself, it looks like a scam. If one can make $2000 in a week.. so $8000 a month, No one will struggle to get higher education and get employment for $5K. most of them are scam and ask you to pay initial money. never pay money to any such site. Did you ever heard that if u r going for a job and employer ask you for money before hiring? I would like to share a link where you can make $600 in a month working at home. The work need to be done is posting a discussion and answering a discussion. the link is:\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/yhzzph\n\nif you work smartly, you can even make $1000 or more.. it all depends on your usage pattern. I worked for 2 hour daily last month and i got paid $238 for the last month. Its not bad after all, i am happy and making more. After sign up, do mail me to know the tips on how to increase your earning.\n\nPlease let me know, if you have any queries. I will try my best to give you right answer
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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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other than they are all scams. I found a web site that was very informative it is http://home.rica.net/alphae/419coal/ this site will hopefully clear up any questions you have about these scams.