Does anyone know of an envelope stuffing job from home that is legitimate?
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thats all they r - scams. but u could work for avon. from home. all u have to do is pass out those avon books and wait for people 2 call u and place ur orders. then UPS will bring the stuff to ur door and u just make sure everybody gets their stuff and u collect ur money.
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I have tried a home assembly job. It only cost seven dollars to get started. They never seemed to send the right parts to assemble correctly and the instructions didn't fit the parts. Maybe it was a scam, I don't know.\nWhat I have here are some work at home jobs on the internet.\nFor people in America there are the following companies: www.alpineaccess.com Work from home answering the phone taking orders for J Crew Office Depot 800-Flowers or others. You will need high speed internet access, a phone, plus a quiet place to work. The company routes calls to your phone from their offices in Golden Colorado.\nOther work from home companies:\nwww.workingsol.com Working Solutions\nwww.workathomeagent.com West at Home\nwww.liveops.com/ Liveops teleservices\nwww.youdictate.com/ Cyber Secretary dictation\nIt seems safer to trade your hours for dollars for office type work instead of some other kind (manufacturing, distribution, etc).
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You will not find a legitimate company.  Think about it for a moment, why would they hire you to work from home when they can outsource the work to a horde of people from China and India who are willing to work for pennies/hour?\n\nWhat you will find plenty of is companies who make their living ripping off people like you who want to work from home.  They will make great promises, charge you an arm and a leg for your materials and then reject most everything you produce as not being up to their standards.\n\nIn other words, they scam you into thinking you can make money working from home.
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I know of a good site where they offer a no scam free job online/offline at\nhttp://freerewards.zoomshare.com\nyou can check it out!
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It sounds like one of the company's that used to be around in the 70's and 80's that wanted you to stuff envelopes for them, they would send you the stuff, and you would stuff envelopes for them, and they would pay you so much for each envelope you stuffed for them... well, they would never pay off, or they would not pay the amount they said they would.. it would end up like being one cent for every envelope .. you would have to work 24/7 to ever make any money off of it.. So really the only person that was ever making any money was the guy that you were stuffing the envelopes for.. it was ads for his business. I tried it in the 70's and worked really hard at it for about a month and think I made $25.. gave it up really fast.. Good luck to you if you try it, but hope you don't give them to much of your hard earned money !!
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The only legitimate letter stuffing business is what you call direct mail services. It is a real business that you start, and you get clients (often businesses) who have tremendous volume of mails and you provide them with the service of putting those mails in the envelope and sending them out. Clients for this particular type of business could include non-profits who send out thousands of fund raising mails, book authors who need help in delivery and fulfillment, and others.\n\nI suggest you read the article "How to Legitimately Make Money Stuffing Envelopes" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol28/stuffing.htm
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www.alpineaccess.com  Work from home answering the phone taking orders for J Crew Office Depot 800-Flowers or others. You will need high speed internet access, a phone, plus a quiet place to work. The company routes calls to your phone from their offices in Golden Colorado.\nOther work from home companies:\nwww.workingsol.com Working Solutions\nwww.workathomeagent.com West at Home\nwww.liveops.com/ Liveops teleservices\nwww.youdictate.com/ Cyber Secretary dictation
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You have to be careful of companies who promise you can make a lot of money working from home.  My cousin works at home transcribing notes from Dr's into the patient files.
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Would you consider working at home for a legit company based out of Texas. If you are interested and serious please email me at z_ameriplan@yahoo.com
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Do you mean those advertised home-based jobs? I think they are pretty much a scam. Usually you have to buy stuff from them before you sell it, and you'll end up stuck if it doesn't sell.
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yes please tell me more. I have heard you can do this from home is this true?
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some companies provide this.  For that you have to provide address proof or some formalities.\n\ntry to search for them using key words using work from home.  Beware many of them are fake.
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Try your local  post office.
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Check out http://www.bbb.org/alerts/article.asp?ID=436 they give you the 411 on data entry jobs, envelop stuffing and home assembly work scams.\n\nI found a home-based business that works for me. I looked into data entry jobs, but they all wanted you to pay money and most of them involved typing adds. Not what I had in mind. =/ But I really like the business I found. I did the free trial at first so I had time to check it out. I'm glad I did! =)\n\nYou can check out the site at: http://www.automaticbuilder.com/43264/\n\nIf this is something you might be interested in I'd be happy to help get you started. \n\nGood Luck!
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Though they claim millions already do I have only had one online success.  eBay.  If you can buy wholesale and resell on eBay its one of the largest markets online.\n\nStuffing envelopes & etc have been proven to be hoaxes.  I wouldnt waste a lot of money trying these.  And if they are free to try I wouldnt waste a whole mess of time on them just the same.
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a job that u couldo for alot of money in a short time like package handlers  for well known delivery (postal ) company
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read the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) consumer alert entitled “Take This Scheme and Stuff It: Avoiding Envelope-Stuffing Rip-Offs.” <http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/alerts/stuffitalrt.htm>