We where interested in working from home while we are in school we just wanted some home time. We got the lettter and thought it was to good to be true we where right it was! We are at fault we did not do any research on this company and we have lost $25 I hope this warning can help others keep ...
Just a heads up to those that would be sending your new Homeworker application in to C. Adams Dallas TX 75354-1851. This is the same material that Robert Hancock sends to rip off those who are trying to make extra money in other parts of this US of A. ...
This so-called company placed an ad in the local newspaper advertising help and training to earn money stuffing envelopes. They asked you to send $25.00 for the information, and would return the money if you were not hired. This did not happen. After sending the information, they then asked you to ...
AJ Stuffers advertised "Ligitimate Home Employment" on flyers posted all over the city AND deposited into random mailboxes. All that was required was a $25 deposit and SASE (Self-addressed stamped envelope) to get started. AJ Stuffers guaranteed bonus checks, a triple refund on the $25 ...
I got suspicious when they kept saying how legitimate the business was, and never really gave a business name. For example, "Hello, my name is Robert Hancock, and I am president of the Company." Names in the literature include Robert Hancock, John Craig, and who I got the mail from, James ...
Advertised in local newspaper for homeworkers to stuff and seal envelopes for their company required a $25.00 deposit fully returned in triple with first paycheck. Guaranteed weekly & bonus wages in writing. Called home employment hotline and it was only a recording promising paychecks and ...