Mailer Profits Inc. are they legit and can i make money stuffing envelopes?
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read the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) 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, if you got that from a fax or e-mail it is a scam,,,,, my company i work for gets them all the time,,,dont fall for it
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It's a lot of crap. I can tell at a glance. This is just the internet equivelant of the old "stuff envelopes at home and make BIG bucks!\n" You are right to be suspicious of it , esp. considering the very BIG "pay here" part. Avoid this kind of trap like the plague.
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this isnt supposed to be a question out here but making money through scamm?????????????????/\nhow do explain if posible or are u one of their advertisers
907851
is this for real (legit)?  i could use extra bucks.
1102380
I don't think there exist any legitimate mass-mailing program. Neither free, not paid. Even if they exists, they are a patent by the large firms.\n\nRegards\n(Siddharth Razdan)
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Nope they are just a scam to make money I feel they don't work at all.I tried a few with no results so I stand by my answer
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It's a SCAM, so use your SPAM blocker and/or REPORT SPAM feature.   \n\nToo good to be true is right.  They want to attach your account, and transfer your money into their off-shore accounts.   Even if only one out of ten thousand fall sucker to this, they still make a ton of money.   Keep in mind that clever spammers can send out well over 10,000 emails per day.  It is vital that we all use the REPORT SPAM feature with our Internet Service Provider, so others will not get that Blocked e-mail.   \n\nDon't tell me that you don't care about others, because YOUR bank's insurance company will end up paying in the end, ruining banking for everone including you. \n\nGood luck, be safe, and Happy Computing!
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I unfortunately tried all of that survey stuff and I never earned a dime, except a $25.00 gift card to a restaurant out of state.  So, don't waste you time with surveys or the secret shopper thing.  They mainly try to get you purchase items --a lot of advertising mainly instead of doing surveys.  You are supposedly put into a drawing for a lot of money or earn points.  It is not worth it.  \nI know that people can make some money buying products and selling them on Ebay.  But that would not necessarily be easy.  \nI do not think any type of job like the ones you mentioned would be easy and usually it is a scam to make you purchase something or give them money to find out what their business is all about anyway.  I heard about the evelope stuffing and I think you have to maybe purchase the envelopes or something and it doesn't work out to be much profit.  Not real sure about that though, although it is known to be a big scam.  There has to be a reason.  \nI have a couple of friends that sell skincare products and they really like that.  I know people who teach music, tutoring, and modeling lessons--that kind of stuff as a second job.  Also selling jewelry and crafts is ok too.  I really think all that stuff on TV for working at home should be illegal b/c it's all a big scam.  \nIf you do find something you believe might be legitimate, do the research and check it out on the Better Business Bureau's website and email them about the company if you can't find the information.  They will do it.  It is their job.  Good luck and email me if you find anything worth doing.
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That is like the biggest gimmick ever!  The way they make money is by getting YOU to send them money to get started in their little company so to speak!  Dont do it!  Get a job you can see and touch!  Screw the mail thing!
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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.
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This is actually a gimmick to try and sell other items to you by the time you've answered surveys for an hour everyone of these companies has your email by then.\n\nBest advice, ignore them and unsubscribe to those who are already emailing you.
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NO ....  but be careful with all unknown mail. There is many fraud people out there.
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Mail Order can be a legitimate business. I think it roughly works like this - you order goods from your wholesaler, place and ad in your local paper and see the orders rolling in. This is assuming you're doing it yourself.\n\nBeware of scammers though. If you want to start your own internet business http://www.getyourebook.com has got a simple step-by-step guide. And oh - while you're there read the article on Home based business SCAMS - v. important\n\nAlso http://www.getyourebook.com/sitesell for more ideas.\n\nEbay is free to join, don't forget.
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I checked two major business databases, and this company is not registered.\n\nIf this is some sort of "employment opportunity" or "money making venture," I would stay away because they are not legitimate.
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In all honesty I am new to the affiliate world..but just ordered 4 books from AMAZON.com all you need to do is type in Clickbank in the AMazon search bar...you can see the reviews...\nYes they are genuine obviously but you need to do the promoting..have the site OR do the adwords :)  It's not overnight millions...No you don't need a C/C they just send you a check...\nDon't know about the profit margins...\nYou might consider joining more than just them however...\nlike maybe....http://www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?B=44&U=190269&M=47\nThey seem to have some good companies :)\nGood luck ...I am with you!
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Don't even respond to it is scam, and certainly don't give aout any bank information or private informarion to somebody you don't know of. I' had those mails also and i run no bussiness, at first when i used the net, i didn't know better then to open because it was adressed to me in person. I never reacted to it, but in the future if you recieve such notices again, just spam them. Good luck.