To Anyone Interested in Stuffing Envelopes for a Living,
BUYER BEWARE, firstly they always state all you have to do is pay a small fee & you are guaranteed to make a good living. They will send you a package with a secret book that you can only purchase from them. It is a mass-produced photocopied booklet that simply tells you can make money easily BUT...
A) You either have to stuff envelopes with fliers selling products or education materials with typographical or grammatical errors trying to extort money out of innocent home dwellers. They apparently guarantee if you send them this then you get $10 per order they receive. To tell you the truth you will probably getting nothing in return. Not only that YOU are required to pay for the postage. Especially if you are living outside of USA & the addresses are in the USA it will cost a mint with the exchange rate, & even worse if they require US postage, then how are you to do that?
B) Option B is to spend money & time running around your town/city posting fliers, paying for advertising & doing all the grunt work & on top of that you still have to pay for the postage to the US & then apparently receive $2 per envelope sent. For instance they will send you 40 addresses so you think 40 stamps at 39c each = $15.60 tax but it doesn't end there you have to also send 40 more envelopes to the SEND ENVELOPES headquarters (probably situated in someone's garage illegally) & pay for 40 more stamps. SO you are losing over $30 before you even have started not forgetting the $40 dollars spent on this mystery success book & all the legwork & time you spend handwriting not typing on these envelopes as they suggest you do to guarantee you get paid. How is one supposed to be guaranteed you will get paid?
SOME BUYER BEWARE INFORMATION-
1) When you are spammed on you email server usually the illegal & fraudulent companies will often have INCORRECT spelling of their products, you will often find a lot of grammatical errors or things that do not make sense.
2) Websites may look professional but again check their disclaimer, READ IT. Again it often does not make sense, or has words that do not exist in the English dictionary or words that are incorrectly used on purpose so it does not qualify as an official contract hence if there are any legal matters in the future they can easily dismiss that the client did not sign an actual contract. I.E. Send Envelopes' in their disclaimer, there is a specific sentence that states "... Deadliest time..." instead of "meet the deadline...".
3) Payment forms, they usually will have missing provinces or states, or cities in the roll down windows when selecting your address, as well as spelling errors all around. They usually will ask for 3-4 digit codes on your credit card that quite often most reputable organizations when purchasing do not require this. BE AWARE they may be trying to squeeze out more cash from you.
4) If the company does send you the package BE AWARE they will charge you for customs, so you will again end up paying about $5-$20 depending on your location when signing to accept the package.
5) If you have already processed something online they will always send you a follow up email to pretend it is all-official but when you try to contact them they are disconnected. Basically YOU HAVE BEEN ROBBED.
BUYER BEWARE, there is nothing in this world that can make you get rich quickly without hard work & perseverance. I know everyone wants to make money & live comfortably but realistically most people out there that have got the wealth somewhere along the road they worked hard for it (or in very rare cases won the lottery or inherited wealth which we will discard as that is a rare occurrence). So please everyone you want to make money then do not spend on get rich quick scams or online lottery or money inheritence scams, they are never real. Be good to yourself & to your family & work like a good citizen should.
Lara
Edmonton, Alberta
Canada
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