I recently lost my job, which was heartbreaking for my wife and I. We both worked for the same wonderful company—an organization that provides care to people with developmental disabilities. She still works there but I am out of a job currenly and looking. We stumbled across this ad in the Wayne ...
I suppose I should have followed the Golden Rule: If it seems too good to be true, it probably is. My boyfriend and I are full-time students and we came across the same advertisement for HomeStuffers in our Local newspaper. As anyone can attest, trying to find a decent job that conincides with the ...
Fortunately consumer complaints saved me! I saw the HomeStuffers ad in the San Diego PennySaver and called the number, which gave a brief description of how I could earn $1400 a week stuffing envelopes. I left my mail address. Today I received a form requesting $45.00 as a deposit to get started. ...
I also have been scammed. I sent $45 to HomeStuffers who guaranteed a weekly income of $1400 or more. They stated they would send my $45 back along with a $200 sign-up bonus. They explained to contact them if I do not receive my information within 3 weeks. It has been over 6 weeks now. When I call ...
Homestuffers ran an ad in the local Flagler County Pennysaver (Florida). It said you could earn up to $1038/week stuffing envelopes at home... To include a $200 sign on bonus. I had to send a $45 money order to their PO Box as a deposit for the first batch of materials. It guaranteed on the ...
I responded to an ad in "The Thrifty Nickel" published in Santa Fe, NM for 'envelope stuffing'. I sent HomeStuffers in San Diego a US Postal Service Money Order for $45.00 on 4-18-06 and to date have received no response from them. I have seen on the internet that they are a 'rip-off' ...