Canadian Homeworkers Review- Choice Mail Upset Mom deceived by Homeworkers Ottawa Ontario
I contacted this company over two months ago and thought it was promising but when I chose to contact Choice Mail they relayed to me that I needed to send them a cheque for $38.95 in order to get started with them- stuffing envelopes from home. I foolishly did so and now, nearly 3 weeks later, have not seen anything or heard anything back from them. I am trying to get my charge reversed on my cheque and am so upset I could scream!
I want these people to pay for what they have done to me (I had high hopes on this working out and allowing me to stay at home with my almost 1 year old little girl) and to others.
Jillian
Saint John, NorthWest Territories
Canada
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Laurie
Haslet,Texas,
U.S.A.
ENVELOPE STUFFING - OLDEST WORK AT HOME SCAM OUT THERE.
#2Consumer Comment
Tue, March 03, 2009
as well as crafting and assembly. Those are the first WORK AT HOME Scams, long before computers and internet.
If you had bothered to do the research FIRST - you would have known not to fall for it.
MOST WORK AT HOME OPPORTUNITIES ARE SCAMS - you have to know that going into it.
IF SOMEONE SAYS YOU HAVE TO MAKE A DECISION NOW(not allowing you to research and telling you very little about the job) - RUN - DON'T WALK AWAY FROM IT.
"The appearance of ads in media outlets that you recognize - like your local newspaper or radio station - is no guarantee of the legitimacy of the company behind the ad"
Here in the US we have Consumer Protection information via the Federal Trade Commission Website - I'm sure Canada offers the same - you did not bother to look for it.
Work at home Scams
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/menus/consumer/invest/workhome.shtm