i am interested in doing the stuffing envelopes at home i do not know anyone who does it any feed back?
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That job is usually a scam.....but i got a site where it is a job from home...you can check it out....http://freerewards.zoomshare.com
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I've always wondered what kind of work, exactly, you'd be doing at home.. I think it's most likely a complete scam, used to sucker people into things. Maybe they want you to pay money upfront and you get cheated.
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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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make some lovely gingerbread and personalise them by choosing a different cutter for each person. put them in a box and wrap in brown parcel paper with some pretty ribbon. i'd love to get something like that if i knew someone was on a budget.
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There are several women in my church who are in business for themselves cleaning homes and offices.  Their best advertisement is word of mouth.  I have not used their services, mainly because I don't know what they cost.  I don't like haggling or even rejecting people because their fees are too high, but it's something I definitely would like to take advantage of.  Perhaps you can offer some 'first time customer' and referral specials.  Because the person will be coming into my home, I wouldn't hire someone without a personal recommendation from someone I trust.\n\nAnd for the record, I strongly recommend NOT putting flyers on people's cars.  First of all, there are local laws that sometimes prohibit that (I know - I campaigned for one in my town).  Secondly, I get VERY annoyed when someone takes the liberty of touching my car.  That is a surefire way  to get me riled up enough to not only NOT use the services being advertised, but to make sure all my friends know how inconsiderate the business is as well.  My car is one of the prizes I've worked hard for - don't mess with it!
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The only way you can find out who rents a P.O. Box is if the renter is a business.  If a P.O. Box is rented by a business, you can find out under the freedom of information act.  \n\nI have NEVER heard of East Shore Marketing Group, although you can check out there reputation via the Better Business Bureau...check both the US BBB and the one that is located where East Shore Marketing Group is located.\n\nMOST stuffing envelope opportunies are a SCAM.  If you have to send in money, RUN!!  It's a scam!!  You would be better off to take that $40.00 and through it in the wind than to send it into a envelope stuffing opportunity.  I know it shounds like a simple opportunity, although, if the company is reputable, the only time YOU get paid is when someone purchases an item from what you mailed.  $4,000.00 per month stuffing envelopes?  If it sounds to good to be true....it generally is a scam!  THIS IS A SCAM!!!  Save your money and a lot of grief!
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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 printed up a bunch of free business cards on vistaprint.com and basically passed out my biz cards myself, I gave bunch to others I knew and left several almost everywhere I went. Convenient store counters, grocery stores bulletin boards, post office counters, lobby's of hosipitals, hotels, friends I know in the school district, restaurants, you name it. Even when I'm standing in line sometimes when engaged in a conversation with a stranger I'd give them one of my cards. It's a lot of leg work and unless you have some really good connections like one of my friends whose a courier and he just hand deliver them to clients they have, it can take some time for the business to start running. Good luck I hope this helps a bit. P.S. I'm with Stacey's Custom Gift Baskets. Take care
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Avoid mail envelopes or stuff envelope jobs like the plague.  Every single one of them is a scam. All they want is your money.  You will not see a single penny.
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do you have that person in your address book?  everytime that happens to me, I add the person to my address book and their mail quits going to bulk mail
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Never heard of them. If you got an email requesting personal details then delete the mail, its a very common scam. You haven't won anything and your long lost dead relative didn't leave you lots of money!!
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Legitimate work-at-home program sponsors should tell you - in writing - what's involved in the program they are selling. Here are some questions you might ask a promoter:\n\n    * What tasks will I have to perform? (Ask the program sponsor 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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Actually, I don't think the average person knows how much mail she gets on a daily basis, all asking for help of some kind. And the millions of e-mail, containing the same messages. She had a show, where she showed what the inside of her mail room looked like. It showed stacks of mail, all from one day. It nearly filled the room! She has a full-time staff that's dedicated to reading that mail. It's rare that a few of them get picked to receive anything. Mostly, it's to make the show look good...and Oprah. I sent her a letter, a couple of years ago, reagarding me needing teeth really bad. I didn't have insurance at the time, with one tooth being impacted. I never got a response that told me they had even received my letter. I have, since then, received some help and got my teeth fixed. I'm not necessarily saying you'd never get chosen, I'm just trying to be realistic. You might be waiting for the rest of your life. Or, you could be one of the "chosen ones" and things would be really great for you. I would like to encourage you to see if your community has a Habitat For Humanity, and make out an application to receive one of their homes. You would be making small monthly payments on a home that you helped build. The payments are interest free...you only pay on the cost of the materials, plus property taxes and insurance. It's what I and my husband did. We've lived in our home now for over a year and we love it. They did such a good job, and we were very much a part of the work that went into our home, even picking out the rugs & colors of the cabinets! This is a very good program and is based on how bad the place is where you are now living. If you're living with others, sharing rent, you would still qualify. You also must have income of some kind. It's all based on need and ability to pay, even if you only have a small income. Give it a try. Anyone else that reads this can give it a try too. It makes your home that much more yours when you've worked on it. <*)))><
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Stuffing envelopes is a scam 99.9% of the time. Read Dave Ramsey books.
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That is a scam. They get you to pay money and then they give you worthless advice. There are machines that stuff envelopes for a lot less than human beings do it.
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If they want money upfront, then stay away!!\n\nCyberspace is simply the newest arena that scam artists have entered to widen their hunt for more people to dupe. To avoid falling for work-at-home scams, both on- and off-line, look for the following warning signs: \n\nOverstated claims of product effectiveness; \nExaggerated claims of potential earnings, profits, or part-time earnings; \nClaims of "inside" information; \nRequirements of money for instructions or products before telling you how the plan works; \nClaims of "no experience necessary." \n\nCheck the links for more info!\n\nhttp://bbb.com/alerts/article.asp?ID=436\nhttp://bbb.com/alerts/article.asp?ID=205
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Do you have a special talent? For instance, I bought a dozen plain colored christmas ornaments, a paint brush and a few paints, and painted things on the ornaments. Then I personalized them with the receivers name and the year. I started 17 years ago, now I run my own business. I never knew I could paint, I have never taken a class. Its worth a try. Do you have a service you could offer? Make up decorative cards and offer your services for free. Babysit, cook a meal, clean the house. Wax the car, etc. One year, my brother didn't have the extra cash, so he donated 5 hours of community service to each one of us siblings. For Me, he worked at a soup kitchen, my sister is big into animals, so he worked at the local shelter for 5 hours. I think he worked picking up trash for my other sister on the road she lived on because she was into the epa. Theres so much you can do with out money that means so much. Use your imagination. Most of all, have fun with it. You might find that the gift of your love and time is the best gift you will ever give, and the best gift someone can recieve!! Happy Holidays!!