Mailing-system.net Also called "Mailing-station.com" - a pyramid scheme by any other name! Internet

This site also goes by the name "Mailing-station.com". It is one and the same company (website) as "Mailing-

system.net". You will note that there are other previous reviews on this company (seen on Biz Opp.com) that say this is a

“good site”. DO NOT BELIEVE THEM! “Mailing-station.com” (also the same site as "mailing-system.net") is a BAD

SITE! A VERY bad site!

WARNING!!! “MAILING-STATION.COM” and "MAILING-SYSTEM.NET" is a fraud and a scam! It is a pyramid scheme by any other name!

This is how their scheme works -

They have ads under the name “mailing-station.com” (also "mailing-system.net")  everywhere, advertising a work-

from-home opportunity in which you “get paid filling envelopes with brochures.” You are directed to go to their

website (the exact one seen in the picture above) and sign up, also paying a one-time fee. (Ours was $24.00). In

about a week you receive an envelope. Now the company has changed its name to “Advanced Marketing”. All that’s

in the envelope is an introductory flyer and copies of a single page letter you are supposed to send out. This

is how you are instructed to obtain envelopes – you post an ad asking for $4 and a self-addressed envelope on

internet sites or on community bulletin boards anywhere you can. People will send you (or so you are lead to

believe) their money and a self-addressed envelope. That’s how you are supposed to “get paid”. You are then to

send the recipient one of the single page copies that advertise Advanced Marketing’s home business guide. But

they will have to send Advanced Marketing a payment of $28.00 to receive it.

We tried the program for one week, because Advanced Marketing states that no refund is allowed until the program

is tried out first. We found this problem when we tried to post ads on the internet – all free classified ad

organizations will not allow you to re-post an identical ad more than once, and furthermore they scan your ad

for content. They specifically warn that any such pyramid scheme ad is NOT allowed (and they will delete the

ad.) We tried posting the free internet ads and they were all deleted. As for posting the ad on bulletin boards,

everyone knows that is a fruitless waste of time.

“Mailing-station.com” is actually “Advanced Marketing.” You see really great reviews on “Mailing-station.com”,

but when you go to see reviews on “Advanced Marketing” you will be horrified at the amount of bad reviews, all

people like us who paid $24.00 for NOTHING and cannot get their money back or properly complain about this

company to put them out of business. This fraud company needs to be STOPPED! They are breaching rules, breaking

laws, and making outrageous claims of being a profitable business for the “home mailer”. What they state on

their “mailing-station.com” website is an outright lie. All you will receive is further instructions as to how

to participate in this elaborate, clever and very deceptive scheme.

PLEASE put a stop to this company immediately, before more people send off $24.00 to them for what will be

nothing more than participation in their scam…and I assure you, in no way will you make any profit!