Maxwell Gates Enterprises "Credit" Booklets Stapling is a SCAM- Maxwell Gates Enterprises Mendham, New Jersey
Received a letter today from Maxwell Gates Enterprises, saying you could make $20/piece by stapling booklets together on "How to get Credit", and then ship them.
I knew soon as I started reading, the fact that they would pay that much was a HUGE red flag. I immediately searched it on Google...a whole bunch of reports saying it was a scam, and how people got ripped off, immediately popped up.
$1000 for stapling 50 booklets, $2000 for stapling 100 booklets and $3000 for stapling 150 booklets. In my opinion, anyone who actually believes that a company would pay someone that much for doing something a monkey can do, then that is their loss.
It says they have an unconditional guarantee and blah, blah, blah.
Basically, they want you to send a $49 refundable deposit (hahaha) and then if you want priority shipping, add another $5.
DON'T FALL FOR IT...
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Debra C
United States of AmericaVery, very happy with Maxwell Gates
#4Consumer Comment
Thu, November 17, 2011
You get a phone number once you're a customer. I imagine they want to avoid calls from every dope and his brother like the people on this site. Just got another check... very, very pleased with Maxwell Gates
Perry
Spring,Texas,
United States of America
Phone Number
#4General Comment
Wed, November 16, 2011
What is their phone number? Can you tell us that instead of calling every idiots? Show us proof.
Daniel Caswin
Temecula,California,
USA
My checks from Gates are real
#4Consumer Comment
Thu, September 01, 2011
is this what you people do? Comment on things you never even seen? Ive used this program for a year and get a check from the company regularly. People online love to comment about subjects they have zero knowledge of. My paychecks are real, how do you explain that? When you people start receiving payments I have a feeling you'll change your tune