Maxwell Gates Enterprise Sent me a letter in the mail "Work From Home and make up to $3000 guarateened" all I had to do was send in $49.00 for shipping and they would send me their books to staple and mail out. For and $5. Succasunna, New Jersey
The company sent me a letter to work from home. they gaurnateened I could make upto $3000. stapling and mailing their credit books from home. they would pay $20.00 per book. All I had to do was send them a start up fee of $49.00 and and extra $5.00 to have my supplies sent to me in five days.
The letter also stated, the amount paid was completely refundable if you did not make what was promised and they would also pay you an additional $35.00 for just trying the program. It also stated that after you sent your first 100 books you would receive the start up fee of $49.00 back from the company.
I sent the money order to them for $54.00 and waited, still I have not received anything from the company to get started. I basicly wasted $54.00 plus the $2.50 for the money order.
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Jim
Millbrook,Alabama,
U.S.A.
No matter how many shills say :GREAT JOB" they're still scammers
#4Consumer Comment
Wed, July 06, 2011
And the shills know it.
Scott Hammerlin
Omaha,Nebraska,
USA
Maxwell Gates is a great. ZERO complaints with BBB
#4Consumer Comment
Tue, July 05, 2011
Ive made money with them for years and they have ZERO complaints with the BBB. ZERO. The only reason BBB gives them a poor rating is that ALL businesses in the home worker insustry automatically get a poor rating by the idiotic rules of the BBB. The BBB itself was just exposed as a scam by ABC news. Did all of you know that? Max Gates is a GREAT company, very reliable and I get a check every week. Simple as that
Flynrider
Phoenix,Arizona,
USA
How to spot a work at home scam.
#4Consumer Comment
Thu, April 28, 2011
" they gaurnateened I could make upto $3000. stapling and mailing their credit books from home."
You have to ask yourself, why would anyone pay $3000 to do an ordinary mundane task like that?
" they would pay $20.00 per book."
Same question. Why would someone pay $20 to simply staple and mail a book? BTW - There are machines that do this for pennies.
" The letter also stated, the amount paid was completely refundable if you did not make what was promised and they would also pay you an additional $35.00 for just trying the program."
Put on your scammer hat. If you were going to steal money from someone, wouldn't you assure them that not only could they get their money back, but an extra $35 as well? What does it cost a thief to make a guarantee? A guarantee is only as good as the person who makes it. If you have no idea who that is, the guarantee is worth nothing.
For future reference, just about every "work at home" opportunity you find on the Internet is some kind of scam or other. All will involve you having to part with your money before ever seeing any of theirs.