Have you ever heard of HBG publications? The thing where you stuf envelopes and get 7.00 for each envelope?
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A few seconds of intense research revealed this:\n\nhttp://www.expertnetsurf.com/HI.htm
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notary public  avg fee's they make is about 10 bucks per stamp. most have it as a hobby or side job
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Not usually but if they do, they wont be free.\nYou can go to ebay.com and they have tons of back issues from a lot of magazines for really cheap prices.
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There is no such thing. All those 'companies' say they'll pay you some rediculous amount for 'stuffing envolopes' - it's a scam - all of them! There are machines that can 'stuff' hundreds or thousands of envelopes an HOUR! For much less than what they promise to pay!\n\nSTAY AWAY FROM ALL OF THEM!!!!\n\nTHEY ARE ALL SCAMS!!!!!!!!!!
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All the time....... Check the catalogue section called "Great Saves" that is the sale stuff in every issue.
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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 $2.00 per page......
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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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I (and many others) receive these types of letters frequently by post and by email.  I just delete the emails without reading them if they are from someone I do not know.  The ones that I receive through the post however, I keep the envelope and stuff it full of advertising flyers which come in magazines etc. When the envelope is fairly heavy I then post it back to them without a stamp on it making sure that none of my personal details are included.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has published this consumer alert entitled “Take This Scheme and Stuff It: Avoiding Envelope-Stuffing Rip-Offs.” <http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/alerts/stuffitalrt.htm>
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yes it a scam.  You have to buy things to get them. Therefore it is not for free.
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Yes.  http://www.usps.com/
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I noticed that people tend to use a set rate for postage instead of letting the USPS calculate it for them, that way the few extra dollars gained by overcharging for shipping adds up, but only if you sell in bulk.
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The only home mailing job that is not a scam is if you start it yourself as a business. It is called "direct mail service" and your clients may include private foundations sending thousands of letters to potential and current donors, authors who need help shipping their book orders, etc. Basically, you help these businesses by doing their mailings for them and stuffing the mail into the envelopes!\n\nHere is an excellent article that tells you "How to Legitimately Make Money Stuffing Envelopes" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol28/stuffing.htm
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You can request an investigation by the USPS, but unless you insured the package content, I would not get my hopes up. The form is called 1510 (Mail Loss/Rifling Report).
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7 bucks... check out the link.\n\nMatt
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I don't think they're legit. They get a real hard copy, make illegal copies and sell them for cheap by the masses.