A few quotes from "Direct Cards" flyer; ".. Follow our no-cost procuring instructions, insert circulars into envelopes and get PAID..."; "... You will be provided all starting materials..."; "All envelopes are procured by no-cost ads and will be sent to you with the address written or typed, and they'll also have a postage stamp already affixed. That means you won't have to address any envelopes or buy postage stamps."
The deal here is that all I have to do is send them $46.00, which is a "reimbursable deposit of $40.00 plus $6.00 shipping-handling & set-up fee". I didn't mind that thinking that they were sending me all the materials I would need to process 1000 envelopes.in 2 weeks I get my package... Which to me looks more like a big envelope. A big envelope with $2.23 worth of postage on it.inside are instructions on what to do...?
I thought I would be stuffing arts and crafts brochures into pre-labled, pre-stamped postage envelopes. NO, it's not like that, at all. A total scam. First you have to post these yellow papers that advertise this scam, anywhere and everywhere you can, then they suggest that you get a po box and a "fictitious name instead of your own"... Hmm gee where did I see before! Now the instructions state that "you will start receiving inquiries and envelopes containing SASE within them."
How do they know you would be getting anything at all? And if anything... What was the $46.00 I sent them for? It sure didn't cost that much for postage. And they said $6.00 for shipping; and the envelope contents wouldn't even touch a $2.00 price range. I hope someone can do something about these things, it is horrible to do this to people.
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