On November 12, I sent in the so-called required information to work at home stuffing envelopes. This individual has ads all over the place indicating how legitimate his business was. The requirement was to send in a $25 Money Order in which you will receive that in trippled with your first ...
Much to my chagrin, I sent in the $25 to JP Enterprise, after reading Mr. Hancock's personal promise to send a "written contract." Though leary of the whole thing, I thought, "what the heck." Unsuprisingly, I never received anything. I hope you use better judgement than I did. ...
I responded to an add in the Daily Oklahoman that was requesting envelope stuffers from home to earn up to $1400/week. I left them my name and address and they sent me some flyers describing their "100% legitimate and honest offer, " which I then sent them $25 to "get started." ...
Promised a certain amount of work each week. They sent you flyers to post. The only envelopes you stuff are those of people that could respond to the flyers. I guess if no one responds, you stuff "0" Erin Mesa, Arizona ...
Dear, Robert Hancock, I received a letter from your company today wanting employee inquires to stuff envelopes YOU NEVER STATED JUST WHAT YOU WERE STUFFING IN 500 ENVELOPES A WEEK. Terry Paducah, Kentucky ...