Complaint Review: At home publishers - 701 N GreenValley Parkway Nevada
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- At home publishers 701 N GreenValley Parkway, Nevada United States of America
- Phone: 702-990-3223
- Web: info_athomepub@yahoo.com
- Category: Home Based Business
At home publishers was supposed to receive flyers and envelopes to stuff and receive $2.00 per envelope, found this information in the Business Magazine 701 N GreenValley Parkway, Nevada
*Consumer Comment: Classic.
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Found ad in the Home Business Connection to receive envelopes to stuff and receive $2.00 per envelope and receive a check back for the amount of envelopes returned. Sent a money order for $44.00 and was supposed to receive it back after you returned you first set of envelopes.
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#1 Consumer Comment
Classic.
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Friday, June 01, 2012
This one is even older than the Internet. Last week I came across a copy of an old magazine from the 70s and the classifieds in the back were chock full of envelope stuffing "opportunities".
You have to ask yourself a few questions about these "jobs". First, if a machine can stuff an envelope for less than a penny and do thousands per hour, why would someone pay little ol' me $2 per envelope? Second, if someone wants me to stuff their envelopes for money, why would I have to pay them? As job opportunities go, it doesn't make much sense, does it?
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