I was looking for extra income to support my family. I was sent 2 different offers. I got this one from the employment guide. I thot it was a reputable guide, boy was i wrong! They need to check out their job opportunities employers before placing them in their guide! I was going to send $ tomorrow ...
Saw the ad in in a 'Shopper's Guide' - sounded good, gave written guarantee. Called the phone #, finally got the free info. Asked for $38.00 which I stupidly sent as a bank check (can't stop payment on these I found out too late). Free info then informed me that I had to put ads in newspapers, from ...
I sent in $38.00 with the promise in writing that I would be starting a very lucrative career in the envelope stuffing business. I was promised a start-up kit with; envelops, postage, and papers to stuff in the envelops. In return I would recive $4 per envelope, that I stuffed, and secured back to ...
This company is a good con they tell you that you are guarantee to make any where from $800 up 4,000.00 just to secure and stuff envelopes for them. What they need you to do is just send them $38.00 for the starter kit and they states that as much as they would like to get you stated in their ...
I, too, was duped by Nationwide C.S.inc. I am also a college student and i desperately needed money and so when i read the ad in the paper i got excited. I never would have imagined that the paper i got would have this bogus company in it's ads. It makes me very angry that i was taken advantage of ...
Nationwide C. S claims to look for honest and reliable people to stuff envelopes with their brochures. However, what they fail to tell people is that they have to pay money for their services. I paid thirty eight dollars to receive just the information. I later learned that you actually have to ...