I recently received a letter about working from home mailing envelopes for $12 each.?

Question

Has anyone else received a letter like this? If so, has anyone out there actually tried it and found it to be true? The letter says that absolutely no advertising (or extra spending) has to be done and that the company directly pays you $12 for each envelope you stuff and mail back to them. Like most work at home offers it sounds far too simple and far too good to actually be true. I have seen similar offers like this on the web and they just seem like hoaxes. So can someone out there please help me and let me know what the catch is here?

Thanks.

Answer 1

That's ridiculous.  I'm sorry but I DON'T see this happening.  They can bring someone in and pay minimum wage then pay $12 for someone to to stuff an envelope!  I'm sure it's not $12. more like $.01 - $.02 or they dropped the 0 and did a $.1.2 or $.1-.2  because $12 isn't what you get paid for envelope stuffing.  But if there is no money you have to put up front you can always give it a try.

Answer 2

That is a waste of time, move on. good luck



Michelle

Answer 3

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