Like others I was in need of employment, so I thought I would try the work at home route. To my surprise I actually got my start up packet, but after reading the enclosed literature I felt that it was asinine for me to pay $38 when I would be mailing out order forms which required a $19.95 payment for passing on similar forms.initially the ad that I corresponded to did not mention that I would have to take out an ad on my own accord and set up a phone line with a recorded message.
So Their aim is to have you obtain replys, asking for $4 and sending a stamped, self addressed envelope to you. Then you are to take the $4 payment out of the letter and turn around and send them another form requesting an additional $19.95 paid out to Nationwide C.S. This seems to have "PYRAMID SCHEME" written all over this shady Pamphlet. Also they printed that "If you decide on a fictious Business name, then you will need to register with your county clerks office." What is up with that? This should raise a red flag immediately to consumer bureau's if you ask me.
Somehow this may be a legitimate business, But I am very leary of any further association with this outfit.in good conscience, I can not perpetuate this "scheme", making $4 off of the next guy/girl that inquires about working at home and finds out they will be continuing a cycle of passing on bogus information. If you ask me, The C.S.in Nationwide C.S. Is self explanatary
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