Paul
Anaheim,#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, October 18, 2004
Debra, first, 10 days isn't a long time. Maybe they are waiting for your check to clear. Second, go to your bank, and explain what happened. DON'T tell them it's a work-at-home scam. They'll think you're an idiot. Say it was for information. Third, why are you sending for a work at home scam? About 99.9999% of the ads are fraudulent. Think up your own home business. In the time it took me to write this, I came up with 8 ideas. 1/Make resumes for job seekers. 2/Sewing/tailoring/alterations. 3/Make web sites for new businesses. 4/Day care/child care. 5/Used computer sales/software install/repairs 6/Home and office janitorial/cleaning 7/Auto detailing/waxing/washing/interior 8/Antique sales/repairs Go to your library. Get: home-based business for dummies. Search for other books as well. DO NOT pay for something you find in a newspaper or magazine. Get ideas for free in the library or from internet sites. Since I have no idea what skills you have, I can't be more specific. However, one thing is certain. You must develop your own ideas. You can't pay someone to do it for you! Best of luck!