Work at Home SCAMS!

July 15, 2009 in Find Real Success Online | Comments (2)

A Work-at-Home scheme is a get-rich-quick scheme in which a victim is lured by an offer to be employed at home, very often doing some simple task in a minimal amount of time with a large amount of income that far exceeds the market rate for the type of work. The true purpose of such an offer is for the perpetrator to extort money from the victim.

Work-at-home schemes have been around for decades. Originally found as ads in newspapers or magazines, they have expanded to more high-tech media, such as television and radio ads, and on the Internet. Read more

Here is a list of the most common work from home scams you will find on the Internet, magazines, and infomercials. If you have any questions about any of these please send me an e-mail and I will try to inform you of the best legitimate replacement.

WORK FROM HOME SCAMS:

  • AT HOME JOB STUFFING ENVELOPE
  • TYPING WORK FROM HOME
  • DATA ENTRY POSITIONS FROM HOME
  • COMPANIES LOOKING FOR HOME ASSEMBLY WORK
  • LEGITIMATE MAIL WORK FROM HOME
  • ONLINE TURNKEY BUSINESS WEBSITE SCAMS
  • MEDICAL BILLING FROM HOME
  • INFORMATION ABOUT VENDING MACHINE BUSINESS
  • CHAIN LETTERS
  • PAID MODELING JOBS
  • 900 PHONE NUMBERS
  • DAY TRADE STOCK PICKS
  • EMAIL PROCESSORS SCAM
  • BEST PAID TO READ EMAIL
  • GOVERNMENT WEBSITES FOR UNCLAIMED MONEIS
  • DISPLAY RACKS
  • LOTTERY SCAMS
  • SWEEPSTAKES SCAMS
  • GREETING CARD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY SCAMS
  • COUPON BUSINESS SCAMS
  • INVENTION PROMOTION COMPANY SCAMS

I will be adding more and more scams as I notice or hear of any. If you have ran across any please post them below and I will try and add them to my list for everyone. Again if please send me an email below if you have any questions about these scams and are looking for a legit alternative. Thanks for reading!

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  1. Comment by Anna — August 31, 2009 @ 9:32 pm

    Hi,
    I wanted to know if you have heard of this work at home website its name is “Home Processing”. And the lady that talks on the site name is Diana De Angelo, a recruitment consultant. She talks about becoming an Affiliate Rebate Processor. A training program that cost $157.00, a one time fee. I notice on the site that there’s no contact info, just tells you how money can be made from processing rebate forms from, Home Depot,Block Buster, HP invent, The Gap, and Capital One.
    The websites address is hprnews@mailvalues.net. I looked it up at the BBB website and came up with nothing.
    Please help!

  2. Comment by realsuccessonline.info — September 1, 2009 @ 7:58 pm

    Hi Anna,

    From my experience rebate processing programs are scams. That is not to say they do no exist, but most third party programs like the one you mentioned are probably a scam. What they will do once you sign up is give you details on how to contact companies like you mentioned and process rebates for them. I have never looked too far into this but I’m pretty sure all the information you would get for $157 could be obtained by you with a little research. Contact Home Depot, Block Buster and so forth to see if they offer such a program.

    Hope that helps!

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