Global Homeworkers Association ripoff, deceitful, crooked, fraudulent San Jose California
This company is a ripoff. They mislead you in the terms and conditions section, saying you'll get $10 for every envelope mailed that they receive.
What they don't tell you is that the people you are mailing the advertisement to need to purchase what you are sending them.
They need to be reported to the Better Business Bureau.
Michelle
Berwyn, Illinois
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Michelle
Berwyn,Illinois,
U.S.A.
That stuff about you receiving $10 for every envelope returned to them is a lie.
#2Author of original report
Tue, February 24, 2004
GHA is a rip-off. They do not tell you in the initial letter that the letters/advertisements that you are sending out have to come back to them with someone buying what you sent out.
That's the only way that you are to receive any money. That stuff about you receiving $10 for every envelope returned to them is a lie. They are a rip-off, they're fraudulent and need to be ashamed of themselves.
I should have known better than to sign up with a company that won't even list a telephone number. Monster.com should be ashamed to have someone like this on their list. I'm very upset with them as well. They need to research the people they're letting advertise using their name.