Supreme Mailing Services, Inc ripoff screwed others too Lemont Illinois
Actually this is an update regarding this firm. i received a letter from them and after checking out Summit Mailing, I decided to check this one also. I found only one entry, people from Hawaii, who were ripped off. But the address they used was a different one but it all sounded like the same offer. Once again, it proves to check things out and always remember: If it sounds too good to be true it probably is. Also, after reading their letter several times i cannot determine who payes the postage on all of these letters we'll receive to stuff. Another clue that more information is needed.
Terry
Dubuque, Iowa
U.S.A.
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Terry
Dubuque,Iowa,
U.S.A.
Watch out of E.L. Mathis also!!!
#2Author of original report
Sun, June 15, 2003
Yesterday I received a letter from the 'E.L. Mathis' company regarding stuffing envelopes. I looked this firm up and there was no negative listings until I found the name of the president of the company, Robert Hancock and discovered he was a part of Home Stuffers. apparently this company was a real rip off and now he has gone away to form a new company using the E.L. Mathis name located in Kansas City, MO.
So, as is the case of summit publications, beware. This time, however, he doesn't promise the sun, moon and stars. They only claim that stuffing 1,000 envelopes will earn you $1,400 and not the usual $5,000 that others promise. And they do have a phone number and i will call them and update this once i've called them.