Get Paid $15 for every booklet you assemble and mail
By alohagems100
@alohagems100 (565)
United States
January 16, 2010 4:35pm CST
I found at booklet in one of my mails. It might one of the junk mails that I received every other day. I scanned and found the ad in my subject line. It is about assembling a booklet and mail. To be specific, 10 booklets = you earn $150, 50 booklets = $750 and so on and so forth. It's free they mentioned. They will send complete suppplies, instructions and materials to begin a real income at home.
OH well, I don't know. It might be worth to investigate and how it works as long as we don't sent anything. But if maybe they also want us to sell the booklets. That's tough job. lOL
Have you read or found something like this?
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7 responses
@mysdianait (66009)
• Italy
16 Jan 10
They send you the stuff
but how to much to your have to spend to get it? 
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@owlwings (43910)
• Cambridge, England
16 Jan 10
I think you will find that what is free is sending you the information. (Guess what, it's a booklet!) Once you get the information, you will find that you are encouraged to 'invest' in a home business. The 'economics' of the business will be explained and it will look SO good that you may even be tempted to shell out $60 (or whatever) for the supplies.
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@lelin1123 (15595)
• Puerto Rico
16 Jan 10
I seriously think this is a scam. I believe you have to pay money upfront then who knows what happens. I wouldn't trust it if I were you. I truly believe when you have to pay any amount of money unfront its a scam.
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@alohagems100 (565)
• United States
16 Jan 10
Yes, you are right. I am suspecting from the very start. Some people here show their knowledge as tohow this people works.
May this discussion will be read from those people who might take the bait and fall into scam and ended up losing their money.
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@owlwings (43910)
• Cambridge, England
16 Jan 10
It has to be a scam. There is no way that it's worth anyone's while to pay $15 to assemble a booklet.
What usually happens with these scams is that you have to pay them money for the 'kit' (supplies, instructions and materials) and they then either say that your work is 'not up to standard' or they don't send you any work or you have to sell the booklets for $15. You can be certain that the 'booklets' will not be worth a dollar, let alone $15!
I suggest that you buy a box of matches, print off the mail (and then delete it), roll the paper up in a cylinder, apply a lighted match and warm your hands as it burns to ashes.
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@owlwings (43910)
• Cambridge, England
16 Jan 10
I am sorry to hear about your neighbour. These kind of schemes do rely on there still being people around who are gullible and in need of money.
@alohagems100 (565)
• United States
16 Jan 10
You are worth of it. I did all + and - to all people in my discussions. Thank you very much/
@alohagems100 (565)
• United States
16 Jan 10
Hahaha. Thank you owlwings. I can see you have a wide knowledge about this things. I believe you and about this stuff. It is not even worth reading. I have an 83 year old neighbor here who wasted 10k for this kind of scam but in different forms. Too bad she could not get her money back.
I followed your instructions of deleting it.
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@lordcaocao2025 (4098)
• Indonesia
17 Jan 10
Well this is the first time i hear about this. But i think it is too good to be true, and like all "too good to be true" business offer in the internet, they usually end up being a scam. I think you should avoid this. But well, it just a suggestion, maybe you should try investigate more if you have any interest in it.
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@alohagems100 (565)
• United States
17 Jan 10
Hi Lordcaocao
I have not interest in it. I just started this discussion so that if someone will surf in the internet about this kind of business they might found our discussion and consider some responses here. Thank you for you response.
@owlwings (43910)
• Cambridge, England
16 Jan 10
You can be sure that they could show you plenty of 'proof'. I can show you an 'unretouched' proof (a PayPal screenshot) that I just earned $15,036.74 last week. I could also pay a number of people a dollar to write me some nice 'testimonials' just so unsuspecting persons would sign up to a scam like this!
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@23uday (2997)
• India
17 Jan 10
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