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Has anyone done this type of thing, I've see an advert for making £260 for 200 envelopes & as I am desperate for money & want to work from home I am considering it, has anyone ever done it, is it a scam?
Please tell me your opinions & if you have ever done it please say
I am being serious, please don't spam the topic :)
Does it sound "too good to be true" to you loz? :rolleyes:
'Cause you know the ol' saying - right? :P
i belive what you do is send materials to people and if they buy the product you will get a cerain % whick works out to be the amount you have posted :(
Scam!
If you think about it, why would anyone pay you that much money to do a job that a machine could do three times faster and would work 24/7?
what he said....scam...another way is to say you get all this money for stuffing envelopes, as long as you send us a cheque for £500 to get started. <_<Quote:
Originally posted by MUSLEMAN@30 June 2003 - 01:53
i belive what you do is send materials to people and if they buy the product you will get a cerain % whick works out to be the amount you have posted :(
i'd have to agree with vivatron on the sending cash point. if they ask you to send money. forget it.
Nail on the head vivitron 15. Believe it or not, I used to work as a telemarketer about a thousand years ago ( it's ok to hate me....I hated me then for doing it too )Quote:
Originally posted by vivitron 15@30 June 2003 - 03:02
what he said....scam...another way is to say you get all this money for stuffing envelopes, as long as you send us a cheque for £500 to get started. <_<
and one of the phone room bosses had a scam cooking just about every day. One of them he liked bragging about was the envelope thing and it involved ' hooking ' in some interested individuals then getting them to fork over some start-up cash for this great new ' opportunity '. Once he had enough cash and before people figured out they were getting jobbed, he'd close up shop, pull the ads and move on to another town & start again. <_<
:)
Thanks everyone I thought it sounded too good to be true.