Dawn Jewellery Make jewellery from home - Always a scam Kitchener Ontario Canada

I just wanted to be another voice on this site against Dawn Jewellery...I am surprised I only found one report. I received a random package in the mail from this

company which includes a nicely manicured void check for $550.60 which is the first thing you see through the envelope window before even opening the

letter...nice touch but not very original. The package contains a well put together

offer letter full of common scam rebuttal information before you even ask. These companies are obviously doing their own research because this Patrick Neil guy

tries to rebut all the classic scam questions in the offer letter to add credibility. The fact that they do not provide any type of contact information is clue number

one that they are looking for suckers to believe a friendly letter worded and produced in such a way that it actually almost has you convinced. They bank on

the fact that you won't contact them...evident with no contact information. Their scam is simple: Pay $79 (up front of course) and receive a pile of useless

junk in the mail that even a grade schooler could tell is worth no more than a couple of bucks. I didn't actually fall for this scam but have been burned twice

before with "make jewellery at home" scams and don't want to see others continually being burned by these types of losers. Let me be your sucker and

have readers believe this...two scams similar to this one lost me close to $200. Now, I am sure there are people out there who have been burned for far more

cash than that but why become that kind of living statistic and trust me with my mere $200 loss and we'll call it even. I would rather see these crooks burned for

everything they have rather than get my money back, because, I simply fell for it and accept that...however, it is never happening again and I hope this little blurb

will help others be prudent about these offers. Let me leave you with this cliche...very few businesses have a vested interest in your personally success so

if they make an offer that seemingly rewards you handsomely for a simple task...IT IS A SCAM IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER OR ELSE THEY WOULD NOT BE IN

BUSINESS THEMSELVES!! If the task is so simple than any real business would just simply find a way to exploit someone, or a group of someones, to do the

"simple work" for dirt cheap. Cheaply producing a product is not rocket science and almost all businesses have perfected the art of getting the most for the

least...ethically or not...don't trust a company that tries to make you think that this obvious formula works the other way around...it's impossible.

Ryan
london, Ontario
Canada