When you think you have read something to good to be true dont believe it because it probably is to good to be true. I read an opportunity to start a home mailing buisness from summit publications they pay you $5 a piece for every one of their brouchures you mail, it sounds to good to be true ...
I feel like a idiot for even thinking that this may be real! I was just trying to do something to help my children have a better life! I encourage everyone to STAY AWAY from this so called company! North Carolina ...
In the ad they said that I would receive the money up front. When we sent $55 dollars, we would receive the material on how to stuff their envelopes. Now that we have received how to do the envelopes, it was not like they had implied it would be. If we knew that we had to advertise at our expense ...
My friend and myself got our hands on this so called quarantee to make money at home the easy way. We where looking for something honest and fun to do we are both young married couples with small children, so the thought of making money at home and not being out the cost of daycare and no time ...
False advertising!!! I was under the impression that I would receive a check for $2000 and 400 envelopes already stamped with addresses, and all I had to do was put brochures in them and mail them off. ...
I was not ripped off thanks to this web site, and I am so very thankfull my daughter ran out and got the mail while I was on the internet and I pulled up the information on the net and this site came up and saved me my 35 bucks. I am a single mother of five children and I'm always looking for ways ...