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Just assume any offer in an e-mail is a
fraud...
Greg
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 10:13 AM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] making money from home (?)
it was a new one on me. I'm sure
there are hundreds more old ones i haven't seen as well. I'm pretty glad
what i got was only a 46$ education and hopefully i spared everyone here the
necessity of buying that same education. i have also bought the
midway-at-the-fair, the $3 gold necklace from a little kid in Tijuana, keep this
2 dollar bill it will be worth something one day, and oil
options educations. spare yourselves. (although options ARE
looking pretty good again) Dave
Stuntman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Awwwwwwww
man,
That trick is OLD.
I'm surprised they got you.
Stunt
>
>
> Ok so heres my little civic duty for this month. I got
recently
unemployed and decided I still needed a source of income. After
carefully sifting through hundreds of emails offering unlimited income
potential, I settled on one offering 2 dollars for each envelope I
stuffed. Sounded pretty simple. I sent in my 46$ 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
>
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