I mailed in $89 to A.M. D to register in their home mailer program. This program claimed that after simply stuffing the first 50 envelopes according to their instructions you would not only earn $5 per envelope but that they would refund double your start up fee.
I received a package 2-3weeks later that included 10 standard envelopes and 10 A4 envelopes, a sheet of blank address stickers and a 4 pages of instructions.
The instructions explained that in order to secure your first fifity envelopes you must photo copy a flyer, supplied in the instructions, that reads as follows;
Earn $500-$1000=weekly selling information by mail
Over a 1000 information reports on CD Business reports, mail order guides, and much much more!
Get complete reproduction rights!
Sell each report for $20 or more!
For more details send $5 and a self addressed envelope to:
Insert you're own address.
You must post this flyer in supermarket notice boards, free classifieds or on internet sites etc..
Upon receipt of self addressed envelopes with $5 in them you must photo copy yet another information brochure with more details about the information report CD's and stuff this in the self addressed envelopes.
After hopefully receiving 50 self addressed envelopes with $5 in them (which I find unlikely) and stuffing them with the flyer you must then put them in the A4 envelopes along with all the money and send it to A.M.D. They will then send you your $5 per envelope!?!?
The "RealWorkAtHome.com"web site implies that all you would have to do is stuff their pre -addressed envelopes with information and mail it off to earn $5 for each envelope. It does not mention any of the above conditions except to say that they "must be stuffed according to their instructions".
I am also sceptical of the information brochure that is to be photocopied and stuffed in the envelopes as it asks for you to send $79.95 to A.M. D for the Cd rom that they are advertising.
Be warned this website is very cleverly written and convincing and by sending them your money you are agreeing to their conditions, only their conditions are misleading and don't tell you the whole truth about the program! DONT SEND THEM MONEY!!!
Wayne
Eugene, Oregon
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