I was recently suckered into believing that this work-at-home business was an easy, legitimate money making method. It was an honest mistake that anyone could have made. Their advertisement was extremely well-written and deceptively convincing.
Here's a little section from their advertisement, just to give you a taste of the lies that they're selling: "Make $1000 weekly or more stuffing envelopes... No advertising... No selling... Free postage... You will be paid $3.00 for each envelope you stuff according to instructions..."
And it goes on: "The fee to join our program is $40.00. This gets you all the materials and instructions that you need to start right away... We only request this fee as a show of good faith, and to ensure that you are serious about this opportunity... You risk nothing."
Yeah, right! Luckily, I was able to stumble upon this nifty little website and discover that this offer really was too good to be true.in the end, I ended up losing $25.00 for a cancelled check fee, but I certainly am wiser for the ware and I hope that others are as well.
Jamie
Houston, Texas
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