Dave, I know of no consumer group, consumer watchdog group, government agency, or Better Business Bureau, that supports this kind of employment, (if you want to call it employment). So many of those who were desperate and consider this way were very disappointed after spending what little money they had... and lost it all. Be careful of Multi-level Marketing Programs. Be wary of those who claim that its legit. You can go to: www.bbb.org and enter any organization in their data banks for the latest in complaints. Best Wishes Buddy! W
In a message dated 7/7/05 2:34:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Ok so here’s my little civic duty for this month. I got recently unemployed and decided I still needed a source of income. After carefully sifting through hundreds of emails offering unlimited income potential, I settled on one offering 2 dollars for each envelope I stuffed. Sounded pretty simple. I sent in my 46$ for 200 envelopes (the smallest order) and got an 11 x 14 envelope about as thick as a time magazine, hardly 200 envelopes worth. The envelope contained 5 sheets of poster looking pages with the following: ATTENTION NOW HIRING – For work-at-home opportunities. Find out how you can be employed by dozens of little known companies hiring on a nationwide basis for simple jobs. To find out how to make money from the comfort and convenience of your home send your request together with a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the address shown below. (the bottom would have ten tear off strips with my address on them) as these requests came in (I might need to rent a po box for all the mail) I was to stuff another included offer into the sase describing how the sender could request more info – a HOME WORKERS DIRECTORY - on doing assembly work, sewing, or crafts from home for only $29.00 – a special markdown from the regular $39.00, and send these envelopes in a big bundle to MAILER PROFITS INC. They would then send me 2$ for each sase enclosed. The HOME WORKERS DIRECTORY is full of names and addresses of mom-n-pop garage operations who need grunt labor to assemble angels, dolls, toys, sew, knit….. What a convoluted way to make a buck. dave >>
