Robert Hancock work from home ripoff Bohemia New York California
They advertise in the newspaper about a home base business stuffing envolopes saying just send $25.00 and three first class stamps and you would make $700.00 for ever 500 envolopes you stuff, plus get a $225.00 hiring bonus. I sent m/o then recieved another letter with a flier asking for $5.00 more + five more first class stamps for the training and aftercare classes.
Kim
chino, California
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Jacqueline
Hammond,Indiana,
U.S.A.
Don't pay anymore money--it's a Pyramid Scheme
#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, July 23, 2003
It sounds like you are undecided as to whether you will continue communicating with them. Don't send another $5, and don't waste your time. This is a Nationwide illegal Pyramid Scheme, and you need to report to the Postal Inspectors at www.usps.com They have an online claim form, you can fill out. If you wanted to collect a refund fine, but any business dealings with them is illegal. To learn more about this access Category: Home based business, or Keywords: John Craig, Robert Hancock, or Home Stuffers. You will find hundreds in your situation.
You should also contact your own Post Master to see if they have anything to offer.
You also don't want to be implicated should this ever go into a Class Action Lawsuit.
Don't waste money on a Post Office box, printing, stamps, nothing else just break your ties with them, a.s.a.p.
Sorry and hope this helps.