Is there a list of companies who employ people to do home mailings?
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it's all a scam  . dont do it...get a real job
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most of them are scams...if the job is offered but an upfront fee is required/requested...it is a scamm..you can stuff envelopes till the cows come home and what will you end up with ? not money, just a pile of stuffed envelopes-
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doing work around the house\nchecking email to see who to write to\nsleeping
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The only legitimate home-based envelope stuffing business is one that you start yourself. You can start your own home-based direct mail service where you handle the mailing needs of businesses. While some hire accountants, your direct mail service helps businesses prepare their mailings and sends them to recipients. Your clients can include think tanks who send thousands of mailings to potential donors and supporters, or a small business who is planning to start a direct mail campaign but do not have the manpower to prepare thousands of mailings. You can check out the article below "How to Legitimately Make Money Stuffing Envelopes"
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Here is a list. Try http://www.wehirealiens.com
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Stuffing envelopes is a scam. Machines do it better and faster than people. I hired my secretary who works at home from an ad she placed in the paper (you can also advertise for free on Craigslist.org). She advertised that she did secretarial work out of her home for $10 an hour. I've been using her for 8 years now and recommended her to other people. You can also advertise at a college that you will type and proofread college papers for a set fee
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The executives of fortune 500 companies are not the people you want to address your advertisements to, especially not using their residential addresses.  If you have a service you want to provide for these companies you need to find the address of the department in those companies that handles that type of purchasing.  Sorry I can't be of more help than that.
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I checked into it a while back.  They usually want money up front for a 'list' of companies that employ, supposedly, people to stuff envelopes.  After you get the list, you are to contact these companies and try to get work from them.  Yes, a scam.
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Try Mailwasher http://www.mailwasher.net/
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Some online publications on home based business include:\n\nPowerHomeBiz.com http://www.powerhomebiz.com\nEntrepreneur.com (has a print and online version) http://www.entrepreneur.com\nBusinessKnowhow http://www.businessknowhow.com\nInc Magazine (has a print and online version) http://www.inc.com
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Is your question about home based jobs? I have some information.\nFor people in America there are the following companies: www.alpineaccess.com Work from home answering the phone taking orders for J Crew Office Depot 800-Flowers or others. You will need high speed internet access, a phone, plus a quiet place to work. The company routes calls to your phone from their offices in Golden Colorado.\nOther work from home companies:\nwww.workingsol.com Working Solutions\nwww.workathomeagent.com West at Home\nwww.liveops.com/ Liveops teleservices\nwww.youdictate.com/ Cyber Secretary dictation\nIf you are looking for a home based business there are tens of thousands. They are all over the internet. You have to be very careful, many are meant to take your money and give little in return.\nHope this helps
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Go to www.west.com.  The are a legitimate corporation that hire contracted home-based customer service representatives.  It may take about 4-6 wks before they call to do a phone interview but it's worth the wait.  There are several different companies who hire through West such as Home Shopping Network, Pizza Hut, several infomercials, and many more.  The contractor sits at their computer and phone calls are routed to their home where they take orders or give information about a product or company.  Pay is every two weeks and West fully trains it's contractors.
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Write me (wasdadd) at yahoo, I can point you to a legitimate home business that you can be in for less than $100 outlay.
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A combination of cold calling and mass mailings... It also should be worthwhile to check out what similar local or out of the area companies are charging so you can set out a competitive cost structure.\n\nGood luck!
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I worked for many years at the BBB. We took several complaints against companies that fell in the work at home category. With all the years dealing with this subject I have never heard of one company that really provides you with work. They make their money by getting you to send in a "deposit" for the materials. These scams are illegal and it is very tough to find the "company" to get your money back once you have paid. They use maildrops and change their phone number often. My best advice is find something else. Good luck!
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I have checked in to this, but most companies want money just to send you some info.............I do in home parties...It is fun and I make money, but I do have to work at it...anything worth having is worth working for!!  Lots of luck to you!\nhttp://candispassion.yourpassionconsultant.com\ncandispassion@yahoo.com
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For the time and effort you would spend in something like stuffing envelopes, you might as well go around picking up aluminum cans and recycling them for the cash. Seriously, the work is not rewarding at all. \n\nI knew some folks in Oklahoma who did hand-assembly of electrical parts at home. Hardly paid anything. Greeter at Walmart makes more. \n\nThere may be other home-based businesses that do make money, to check them out try the Better Business Bureau or Google seach on their name.\n\nDo not try things like Amway or other multi-level marketing companies. They too are scams.