Thanks to the reports I found I did not respond to the letter I received from them. I thought it was to good to be true and decided to check to see if the company was for real and found this—thanks again!! ...
This company sent me a letter in the mail stating that I can make such and such amount of money by stapling their booklets together. I thought about it being a ripoff at first but I really needed to make some money fast because I was struggling to pay for college so I sent them 39.00 dollars plus ...
I received the same letter as the others from this company, promising a great work at home opportunity. You send them a check, and they send you the materials and then they send you a pay check for the booklets you put together. They sure cashed my check for $159, and I am still waiting for the ...
I should have kept the saying "If it looks to good to be true it is". But foolish enough I sent the money, lost my mind while going through a divorce. Trying to find a way not to have my 2 children in daycare 24-7 to make ends meat. I miss spelled a word and no results came up. So I ...
How to identify this as a SCAM! (as well as most offers like this). 1. No physical address - they hide behind a P.O. Box. Can you call a friend and see if they can drive by the store front? If the answer is no, stop here. 2. No live operator, or any way to reach one. If the answer is no, stop here. ...
I received a letter requesting home workers to assemble books at home. Being a mom with young children, it sounded great. I typed in the company name in the search engine and was redirected to usacomplaints.com. Thanks for having a forum for people to complain. I would never send money without ...