I answered an ad in the local paper, for an envelope stuffing position. This was to cost $25.00 to get started. This would eliminate people who were not really interested in working. I sent my money to a Sandy McRae, box 249, in Savage Mn. Along with the S A S E that was requited. I received word back to now contact Training and AfterCare Center direct, and another dollar was to be sent, to cover handling, along with 2 SASE. This I did.
Received more information, stating to send another dollar for further information. This I also did. Now I tried to contact the person I initially contacted, Sandy McRae, to fine out, what the deal was. Never heard another word from her. Finially I did get my information on the work. I was to have a bank account where I could deposit money sent to me by other people.
Then I was to send half to the company, and at the end of each week, file a report, and send them the other half. They wanted me to set up a box address instead of my regular address. This was for security purposes. From what I understand, for every 25.00 you make them, they will pay you a $1.40.
There is no envelope stuffing, you are just ripping people off, and they get the money. I have now filed a complaint with the Postal authoritys, in Birmingham Al. I also filed a complaint with the Alabama Better Bus. Bur. If you reallly want to see this stopped, contact Alabama's BBB or the Postal Inspectors, in Birmingham Alabama.
I have given photo copies of all the material that Training and AfterCare Center has sent to me. Don't just set and complain about these people ripping you off, do something about it. They could really care less, what is written here on the internet. The only thing that will stop them, will be a summons to apear on Mail Fraud Charges, and that won't happen, unless you contact the authoritys.
Oh yes, now there is another address in Minnesota, that is involved with this scam. It is LeAnne McDaniel, box 276, New York Mlls, Mn. 56567 If everyone will (get involved), these people can be stopped. The persons, John Craig, and Robert Hancock, are also named in a scam named "United Homeworkers".
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