Scams - Assembly Work
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There are many companies, which promise to offer enticing work at home opportunities. They target the disabled, the elderly, and particularly those who want to work at home or start their own home based business. However, few of these are actually worthwhile. They deceive people into believing that they can assemble products at home then resend them to the company and earn a substantial amount of money.
JC SBICCA, THE OWNER OF PROGRAMCRITIQUE, USING HIS DIRECT SALES SUCCESS SYSTEM AND THE GRN ELITE 50 CHALLENGE IS PERSONALLY MENTORING ONE ON ONE 50 PEOPLE TO FINANCIAL FREEDOM. SPACES FILLING FAST SO TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINK: GRN ELITE 50 CHALLENGE AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE FOREVER! ONCE THESE POSITIONS ARE FILLED IT IS OVER! TO SPEAK WITH JC DIRECTLY CALL 760-931-4770. SERIOUS CALLS ONLY!
The pitch is simple. One has to shell out between twenty to forty dollars for a list of assembly opportunity programs. All these programs have a setup fee. Most companies accept the fee and then decline the work submitted on the plea that it is not up to the mark and cannot sell in the market. Others supply a brochure on how to sell one’s own assembly opportunity. The company does not really have any assembly work at home jobs, and is in the business just to fleece money from hopeful individuals with unfulfilled dreams.
The assembly work at home scams requires one to invest money in instructions and materials and many hours of effort to produce items such as baby booties, toy clowns, and plastic signs for a company that has promised to buy them. Ultimately, they are rejected for not meeting set standards.
One can avoid falling for such fake schemes by consulting directories for genuine work at home jobs. These directories are updated regularly and have a list free from illegitimate opportunities, multilevel programs and assembly work at home scams. They also guard the member’s privacy by not sharing confidential information with third parties. The best option is to develop a business around one’s interests to earn income from home.
However, there is a way out. One must keep copies of all correspondence with the company, and record all costs involved, including the time spent. One can complain to the company and claim a refund. One can also approach the Federal Trade Commission to report the fraud and deception. Other places to report the fraud are the State Attorney General's Office, the local consumer protection offices, the local Better Business Bureau, the local postmaster, or the advertising manager of the publication that ran the advertisement. Thus, one must report such scams to the authorities so that other innocent people are not taken for a ride.
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