Fellow friends who have been ripped off, I am a 22 year old student attending SDSU. Being a fourth year student, I have about a year left until I have to start paying off my loans. I used to work a 8-5 job and going to school full time as well. One day, as i was reading through the magazine adds ...
I was looking through a Dallas paper and I saw this ad and I it stated "You could be earning big paycheck within weeks", I had choose group 4 which was their most popular group it cost me $160.00 it took a while before I got the supplies. I stuffed all the letters in one day and sent them ...
On one Sunday morning while surfing the ad paper i came across this ad that would read: make $550.00 to 3,000.00 and more weekly. We need you to fold and mail our catalog circulars immediately. They also said in bold print, Big checks in weeks. They promised that if i stuffed 55 letters i would ...
I mailed off $65 for my processing and materials fee which was suppose to be a one time fee. I did receive my package but in return they added that I would have to pay for my materials each time I wanted to receive more (lie 1) Then it told me that if I mailed off 55 envelopes I would get $550 ...
I responded to an ad in the news paper. I called it. It was a company called S.M. S (Supreme Mailing Services). It had a voice recording to leave a message to receive information on the working from home mailing circulars. Within three days I received the information. I Got some papers saying I'd ...
I saw and ad in the paper to make 550 dollars a week so I called. They sent me a letter in the mail about letter stuffing, so I thought how hard can that be. So I ordered a kit which cost me 65 dollars. I received the kit but in order to send the letters off you have to have a personal code number ...