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Scam Q&A
Anatomy of a Scam
Types of Scammers
Warning Signs of a Scam
Warnings of Internet Scam
What to do if Scammed
Scams
Nigerian Money Scam
Envelope Stuffing
Assembly Work
Medical Billing
900 Lines
Diploma Mills
FedEx/UPS Refund Tracer
Unclaimed Money
Bulk Email
Gambling Systems
Lottery Systems
Chain Letters
Home Typists
Email/Name compilers
Coupon Booklets
Adult Site Age Verification
Warnings
Government Auctions
Credit Repair
Free Vacations
High Yield Investments
Seminars
Infomercials
Business Opportunities
Wholesale Directories
Day Trading Systems
Website Design Jobs
Photography Jobs
Work at Home Listings
Government Loans/Grants
Scholarships
Display Rack Businesses
Domain Name Appraisals
Website Acquisitions
Ebay
Pay Per Click Advertising
Internet Affiliate Marketing
Paid Surveys
Mystery Shopping
'Make Money' Ebooks
Make Money Online
Clickbank
Online Malls
Matrix/Downlines
SEO Services
Talent/Modeling Agencies
Paid Website Traffic
Vending Business
Internet Consultants
It seems like everywhere you turn there is an ad promising hundreds of
dollars a week, just for stuffing envelopes. Some even promise to pay $4 or
$5 per envelope stuffed! They usually require a "registration fee" of $10 to
$100 to get started. If you fall for this scam, you WILL be disappointed.
Envelope stuffing programs are nothing more than scams.
How it Works
The most prevalent envelope stuffing con game goes like this: You pay
your "registration fee" usually around $30.00, pure profit for the scam
operator. The operator will then send you a copy of the ad you originally
responded to, along with the wording to a classified ad, telling people about
how much money they can make stuffing envelopes, and to send a self-
addressed stamped envelope for information. When you receive someone's
SASE, you send them a copy of the ad. There, you have stuffed your first
envelope!
Reality Check
Joining an envelope stuffing program is a bad idea. Think about it…the
idea of paying someone to stuff envelopes is ridiculous. Why pay someone
even 50 cents to stuff an envelope when you can get an envelope stuffing
machine for a few hundred dollars?
Envelope stuffing scams have been around since the great depression. As
long as people keep falling for the envelope stuffing scam, this scam will
continue to thrive.
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