hi! Can anybody please help me know if this company: daira home is legit? Thanks much?
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Unfortunately it appears to be a scam or at least according to Habitat for Humanity:  \n\nThis is a quote from a page about Check Scams:\n\nPreventing Fake Check Scams - Fraudulent/Counterfeit\n"How it Works\n\nShortly after submitting your resume to CareerBuilder.com, you will receive a notification via e-mail of a company seeking a "donations processor", "money handler", etc. etc. The notification appears to come from CareerBuilder.com. Once you respond to the notification showing interest in the position, you are then e-mailed a link to a (fake) contract and asked to sign it and return it via fax.\n\nWithin a few days of signing the contract, you will receive a FedEx envelope containing a Cashiers Check in the amount if either $4500 or $7500. The company representative will contact you via e-mail asking the status of the funds. Your bank will release the funds prior to actually verifying the legitimacy of the cashiers check.\n\nOnce you tell the representative that the funds are available, he will send you the names of who to wire the money to. He will give specific instructions on how to send the funds, as a "personal" transaction, not a "professional" one, he will very likely give you 2 different names (both in Ukraine) and tell you to keep 7% for your commission and use the remaining amount for wire fees. You will also be instructed to not send the funds via online.\n\nDays later, you will be notified by your bank that the cashiers check is counterfeit. You could possibly be facing felony fraud charges and your account bank account can/will be closed and all assets frozen.\n\nYou will find that e-mails sent to the representative are getting rejected as not sendable. The website may even disappear off line and be active under a different name."
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probably not, don't trust anything on the internet.  If you want something real go to a real store that has proof of manufaturing that kind of thing.
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Thanks for asking! I am a business librarian, so I checked Hoovers Business Database to see if this company is registered to do business in Florida.\n\nThis company is not even registered in the United States, so it is very unlikely that this company is real. \n\nIf you have been asked or are considering doing business with this "company," I would highly discourage it. They are not legitimate.
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I was almost scammed by this company also.  Something just did not feel right about the paperwork that they emailed me and the email address was from a Yahoo account, sallyhamilton22@yahoo.com.  I thought that was strange.  They also wanted me to send them $940 as down payment on insurance.  I thought that was strange also.  When I called back I could not get through to the original contact Symone Athill, so I pressed another extension and that guy was Kevin Littlejohn.  He was so nervous speaking to me and he could not tell me their website address or their fax #.  Watch out for this company....
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There are people who have joined my company that used to work with Mary Kay.  The average Mary Kay representative buys serverl hundred dollars if not thousands to stock an inventory.  They also have a hard time because so many people are represenatives of Mary Kay and there simply is not enough business to go around.  Many times they were unable to return unsold items due to color changes where they discontinues some items and the representative is simply stuck with it.  I have a very interesting comparison between my company and Mary Kay if you would be interested.  I don't know about Beauticontrol or Jafra but I believe they are less over done.  \nIf you live in the U.S. or Canada I have a company you may be interested in.   I work with Stayin Home and Lovin It! and they are partnered with a wellness company that is 21 years old and in good standing with the Better Business Buerau.  The make products that are healthier non-toxic and environmentally safer.  They have a complete cosmetic line, and they sell so many other products also, including cleaning supplies, shampoo, toothpaste, deoderant, vitamins, health bars, laundry soap, candles, bubble bath, soaps, and so much more.  All your necessities you buy everyday.  With this company you do not stock any products, or make any deliveries.  You enroll customers to shop direct and their purchases are delivered to their door.  Then you recieve a commission for everything that customer buys and long as they are buying.  You can have the home parties if you like to enroll customers to show off the products.  The products are at a reasonable price, many I found to be cheaper than what I was buying before.  If you are interested in researching this company further go to http://healthybetterme.com/  and fill out the request to get more information.  There is no risk of losing anything with this company and no big investment.  I hope you find what you are looking for.
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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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I've had the absolute worst experiences with buy.com.  They're fine if the product you want is in stock, but if something goes wrong, it's all downhill. So, they're great about 95% or more of the time.\n\nBut if you want to cancel, it's a nightmare.  They have some of the worst customer service that I've ever seen.  They do have a phone number that you can call, and it's not listed on the web site.  I called it once before.  It's some overseas guys who have no idea what they're doing anyway.  My problem was that the product never shipped.  I was able to cancel since it was a credit card.  No problems there since they hadn't even contacted the warehouse yet.\n\n877-780-2464 is their phone number.  Good luck, but I doubt it'll really get you anywhere.
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First, you're right, my Impala is a 96 - my chubby little fingers hit the 7 by mistake ;-) I felt the need to clarify lest I lose my status as the All Knowledgeable Never Wrong One.\n\nSecond, you asked for a brutally honest opinion regarding your site. Here goes.\n\nI wouldn't be able to tell you if it is a scam or not because the site "doesn't read well" and I couldn't finish reading it. The color scheme is unappealing and a strain to read. The "message" is unclear and loops around itself several times. I get that you are trying to use sarcasm to get the reader's attention, but you have used too much and it is difficult to separate your sarcasm from the information you are actually trying to convey.  \n\nThanks for your comment on _my_ question - I just thought I would be fair and return the favor ;-)
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They seem as legit as the companies who run them.I know people who have done coupon entries for national newspapers and stuff. I think the thing to look at is \n\nIF IT SEEMS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE \n\nThen it probably is.
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All of those work from home deals you see on the internet are a scam. Do not ever give someoneone like this your credit card number.  You will end up losing a lot more than $99.
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Yea def do this I used that site and got an ipod it IS LEGIT\n\nIt really pisses me off when stupid people just post SCAM when they have no idea what theyre talking about.  It works through affiliate programs.  These websites make money through sending referrals to reputable companies and get paid a commission that EASILY covers (and makes them a nice profit) whatever free gift you want.\n\nGood Luck and enjoy your laptop when you get it man!
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As a rule of thumb if a site advertises all of their products especially high-end denim at significant discounts, (40-60% off) they are fake! While their jeans look nice, they are seriously marked down. That's a red flag for me. I'd rather pay $50 more than their list price and feel confident that they are the real deal. To their credit, they offer a 14 refund policy. I would buy them, take them to a high-end store and compare them. If one thread is out of wack, send them back! LOL
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Yes, I know a legit home based business. I am sponsor of that company. But this offer is for resident of India only and the person should be proficient in ms word. U shall hv to convert pdf file into ms word file. If u feel u r eligible and can do the job. click on my avatar to contact me.
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Do you mean those advertised home-based jobs? I think they are pretty much a scam. Usually you have to buy stuff from them before you sell it, and you'll end up stuck if it doesn't sell.
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That site didn't work for me... are you sure it isn't a scam?\n\nOkay, a second try and now it seems to work.  A quick check of WHOIS shows the site registed to Boling Jiang in Overland Park, Kansas. Not sure what his business model is, but it sure seems like a very good offer. But you know what they say about things that seem too good to be true...\n\nBack again with another edit... I noticed several typos on their home page, and slow response in clicking on links. The forum wouldn't open and their FAQ link returned an error.  The bottom paragraph says, "So What's the Catch? \nThere is none! You only have to follow our guidelines and we place a small collapsible text banner on your page. That's right, only quality web hosting and reliable servers! Sign up today for some speedy hosting!"\n\nA search of Google only showed a few hits for sites on their servers (scsc.3000mb.com was one) but it didn't show a text banner as far as I could tell.
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I'm afraid the above person is wrong there is a company as such. They are based in United Arab Emirates, I came across the site once before i believe this is their link below. http://www.dqg.org/2004/common/home.asp  \nI guess people just reply without through research, If u need other help don't hesitate to ask.
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Very legit! go to about.com they have great resources for locating these type of auction. Good luck!