I sent these people $49.95 for the supplies necessary to stuff envelopes at home. I provided a valid email address and a valid mailing address. I received an email from them claiming the US Posal service told them the address I provided was invalid. I had been receiving mail there for almost a year. ...
This company is a ripoff. They mislead you in the terms and conditions section, saying you'll get $10 for every envelope mailed that they receive. What they don't tell you is that the people you are mailing the advertisement to need to purchase what you are sending them. They need to be reported to ...
BEWARE - Do Not Order from this company. The two email addresses posted on their website are bogus. No PHONE number is posted on website either.in attempting to CANCEL an order that was erroneously made by myself this morning, I could not find any viable means of contacting Global Homeworkers ...
This is a mail-processing work-at-home scheme. It is a rip-off big time. The company advertises to allow you the opportunity to make $10 per envelope out of 50 that you buy from them. They send you the inserts, the envelopes, and the address labels. You buy the postage at $. 37 per envelope. The ...
Was surprised to find such a fraudulent "opportunity" on a reputable jobsite like CareerBuilder. Sent my $34.95 and received a packet w/instructions explaining that each mailing RESULTING IN A SALE of their business opportunity would entitle me to the $10 payment. This was different than ...
I received my mailings today from Global Homworkers Assocation. They failed to put the customers' mailing labels in my package. I tried to reach them by phone. When I called information in California, I was told there's no phone listing for Global Homeworkers Association. I search the web, and ...