what is safepaysolution.com? Is it legitimate?
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if it sounds bogus it is!!
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Are you looking for a ligitimate work and home company? If so you have just found it.  Here is a collection of the best companies on the web\n\nThey are chosen by their honesty, ease of use, and good payment plans that actually make you some money. You can trust these opportunities not to be scams, because we have already tested them all.\n\nHere they are.
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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.
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Yes, CRI is legitimate. Here are some things to look for to determine whether a company is a legitimate mystery shopping company or a scam.\n\nThere are hundreds of legitimate mystery shopping companies in the U.S. alone. The quickest way to determine that a company is NOT legitimate is that they require you to pay a fee to register. Or, they make you sign up for a bunch of phony "offers."\n\nLegitimate mystery shopping companies will ask you to complete a detailed application. This is similar to a job application, however, it may include questions about your age, gender, buying habits, family income, even race. That is because some clients need shoppers who fit a certain profile. \n\nYou will also be asked, on most applications, for your Social Security Number. They need this because they may have to file a 1099 form with the IRS. Before entering your SSN or other sensitive information, check to see that the site is secure. (Look for "https" in the URL, or for the "lock" in the bottom status bar.) If you are still uncomfortable about entering your SSN online, you may be able to enter a dummy number, and provide the real number another way. \n\nI have listed two sites below where you can get feedback about companies. If a company is a member of the Mystery Shopping Providers Association, they are legitimate. Companies are screened before joining, and they sign an ethics pledge. You can also search the archives in the shopper forums at the MSPA site and Volition.com to see what other shoppers have to say about a company.\n\nIn checking on CRI, I found that they do not belong to the MSPA, but shoppers have indicated they have had good experiences with them. So, they are legitimate.\n\nDo not limit yourself to applying to this one company. Apply to as many as you can. Generally, one company can not give you many assignments.\n\nCathy Stucker\nAuthor of "The Mystery Shopper's Manual"\nhttp://www.MysteryShoppersManual.com/
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Yes I have used paypal many times....and its totally secure..
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I have the same question.  I received something from them asking to "be of service".  It sounds like a money laundering scheme.  I have not been able to find anything on them.  It sounds too good to be true! The person that send it to me was named Art but in everything else is the same.
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Unfortunately it appears to be a scam or at least according to Habitat for Humanity:  \n\nThis is a quote from a page about Check Scams:\n\nPreventing Fake Check Scams - Fraudulent/Counterfeit\n"How it Works\n\nShortly after submitting your resume to CareerBuilder.com, you will receive a notification via e-mail of a company seeking a "donations processor", "money handler", etc. etc. The notification appears to come from CareerBuilder.com. Once you respond to the notification showing interest in the position, you are then e-mailed a link to a (fake) contract and asked to sign it and return it via fax.\n\nWithin a few days of signing the contract, you will receive a FedEx envelope containing a Cashiers Check in the amount if either $4500 or $7500. The company representative will contact you via e-mail asking the status of the funds. Your bank will release the funds prior to actually verifying the legitimacy of the cashiers check.\n\nOnce you tell the representative that the funds are available, he will send you the names of who to wire the money to. He will give specific instructions on how to send the funds, as a "personal" transaction, not a "professional" one, he will very likely give you 2 different names (both in Ukraine) and tell you to keep 7% for your commission and use the remaining amount for wire fees. You will also be instructed to not send the funds via online.\n\nDays later, you will be notified by your bank that the cashiers check is counterfeit. You could possibly be facing felony fraud charges and your account bank account can/will be closed and all assets frozen.\n\nYou will find that e-mails sent to the representative are getting rejected as not sendable. The website may even disappear off line and be active under a different name."
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is this for real (legit)?  i could use extra bucks.
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Its is relatively safe. The one thing is is that one password into Google CHeckout (GC) will give people access to your info. But Google Checkout is very secure, and I use it myself, so I would go ahead.
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You should check this site out \n\nhttp://www.cashcrate.com/index.php?ref=1...\n\nIt is totally legitimate and free to join. You get paid by doing surveys and free offers, you never have to spend a dime and they pay every month. You can also get 20% from referrals earnings as well as 10% from second level referrals ! It's easy and again it's FREE !
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www.ftc.gov/ftc/consumer.htm \nwww.fraud.org Protect yourself from clever scams! Please be EXTREMELY WARY of offers by distant strangers to send you a high value (but counterfeit) cashier's check/USPS Money order, and then have you wire the balance to them.  Banks will cash these counterfeit checks/USPS Money orders, but then hold you responsible for the funds when the check fails to clear!
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Anything that asks you to pay money to get money is fake, don't get scammed!
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Not ALL are scams.. but you shouldn't have to pay to work for an employer. The minute I see dollar signs I turn the other way and RUN!! I currently work from home as an independent contractor for www.liveops.com (dont know if they are hiring or not) but I LOVE it!! I didnt not have to pay a cent. The requirements are listed on the website and its fun and easy!
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99.99999% are all scams, so i would even be careful about any supposed sites that are posted in answer to your question.
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I always stick with Paypal - safer option.\n\nPersonally I wouldn't trust money transfer
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http://www.myfreepaysite.com
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They appear to be legitimate:\n\nhttps://secure.creditgate.com/search/search.aspx?AP=Full%20Non-Limited&CompanyID=03276515&CompanyType=L&BS=1&BT=Full%20Data\n\nhttp://www.companysearchgate.co.uk/NIAMAX+LIMITED.aspx