Call me a sucker but I fell for the oldest trick in the book! Work from home and spend more time with your children! All lies. I hope the money they have been cheating people out of buys their kids pleasant toys and fond memories. Jessica San Antonio, Texas ...
I applied to this company for home employment, and sent them the $29.95 fee also. I was anxious to hear back from them. I did get an email stating they had reieved my application and money. As of today I have not recieved nothing else from them. I am so mad and hurt. I was really interested in ...
I left my job as a Systems Analyst this past January to deal with the SEVERE problems my son had in kindergarden. Now that I've been home with him for 8 months, he's doing much better, and I've begun searching for a job. Like many other parents, I'd love to find an opportunity to work out of my ...
As a mother of 7, I was looking to stay home and make money for our family, I trusted this website and thought it would be a great way to bring money in to our home. This company went and cashed a check for $29.95 for a "application processing fee" and promised results within 7 business ...
In August I received an email from National Home Employment Services, aka nhes, promising that for a fee of $29.95 they GUARANTED that within in seven days I would receive at least 10 offers from any number of the prestigious companies they claim to be affiliated with. I received a confirmation ...
I paid $29.95 for referrals of work at home jobs from companies. NHES cashed my internet check and never provided me with the information. They have never returned any e-mail requests I have made. Etc. These people need to be off the streets and an example made of them! Terri North Charleston, ...