need job stuffing envelopes where do i contact?
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I will tell you that you don't want that job. First off it is not a job, it is a scam. I have never seen one of those positions that didn't charge you money for their book. The book will get you into that business (yea right), the book is full of how to do it. But most of the information in the book is old an out of date. The web sites have long disappeared. Once they have your money they really don't have to deliver anything. Hope this helps
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Call the churches,welfare office, or salvation army
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Look in the Help Wanted ads in your newspaper :)\n\nUnfortunately, Yahoo! Answers isn't a "help wanted" or "for hire" bulletin board.  This particular section is for asking questions ABOUT employment, not asking FOR employment. You might have better luck if you try Yahoo! Groups http://groups.yahoo.com
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go to their website and ask them to contact you
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Call them and ask them to send you a list of positions they are currently hiring for.
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Try Mailwasher http://www.mailwasher.net/
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Letter stuffing companies are all scams. Not just some, but all of them. Companies that do mailings use envelope inserting machines that than process hundreds of letters per minute. Why would you pay somebody that could only stuff two or three envelopes a minute? Doesn't make sense.\n\nIf you actually do sign up for one of these scams, what you'll find is that you have to pay for the materials that they send you. Once you get them, you'll be directed to place ads in the local papers. If somebody responds, you stuff the envelope with the flyer you've paid for, into the envelope you've paid for, and place the stamp you've paid for on it. Then, if they respond and make a purchase, you'll get paid. But... there's usually a minimum they will pay for... like you'll have to have 100, 500 or 1000 responses to get paid. And what are these mail stuffing companies offering?  Most of them are offering a Work at Home opportunity stuffing envelopes. Who do you think is going to make out on this deal.
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contact the Y M C A or Y W C A. I HAVE BEEN IN THIS SITUATION. WHAT I ENDED UP DOING WAS TO HAND MAKE STUFF.
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You can look in the classified ad in your local paper or in another job book like I live in the Atlanta area we have lots of differnt papers for all kind of jobs listing also look on the computer and also a good ideal to do put out fliers or make yourslf bussiness cards or look inthe phone books or ask around where you live you will get some calls believe it .
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i do not know an exact compoany  however here is where i would look employment angencies job finders   leasing companies  and call a couple of trans companies and see where they hire from
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go their website and look for profiles, job section, and fields,,  you will find or suggestion email , email it and they will inform u
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Contact your local Post Office
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Try the national contact center
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Call the paper, there is a phone number in the paper if you are interested in delivering
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I would sign up with a local temp agency. Especially around the holidays, they need people on a very short term basis to wrap gifts, help at events, etc. I'm in college to and ended up doing a couple of jobs (Santa's helper, got to dress as an elf, and gift wrapper) for just a day or two and pocket some really quick money.\n\nI've added some temp agencies in your area to look into. You generally perform an small interview, they test your office skills, and within an hour or two are all signed up and ready to recieve assignments. The last link looks like it'd work apply best to you
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Gee, maybe you could contact the company you used to do this for and see if they've got a branch close to you.  If not, maybe they could suggest someone for you to contact.
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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.