I had been looking for online jobs a few months when I went for this one web site called Your Mail Mate that said you could get money by sorting out spam from business email for companies. I emailed them and we corresponded numerous times. I was rather impressed with their correspondence time, their politeness, and their genuine willingness to help. I loved the simple layout of their site; I loved that they didn't try to hide anything that they didn't want you to know. Their work was sincere, honest, and exactly what they said it was. They didn't try to sugar their advertisements beyond reality. Somehow, I had a good feeling about the place; I finally knew, that after two months worth of research, I had found what I was looking for. After I took the plunge and signed up as a Mail Mate, I never received a job like they promised, nor have I gotten any more replies to my exasperated emails since. If I were rich, I'd hire a private investigator to help me figure out what went awry. But then if I was rich I wouldn't need a job,now would I? Anyway, maybe these people's jobs at Your Mail Mate where I applied are really to sort their customers' mail, not other business's; you're legit mail before they take your money, you're marked as spam after they get you to sign up. Ha-ha. I don't know why, but I really put my trust and faith in Your Mail Mate, and am more disappointed than angry that I didn't get a job. I thought it would be the greatest work ever that you could do from home. They seemed so legit and faithful that I actually thought they were a genuine employer. But all they did was answer a few emails and take my money. They never even gave me a job. Even now after all this time of not hearing from them, I still have a lot of faith. I used to send them emails all the time. Now they are just sent on occasion. Some of them have a more annoyed tone than others, but I be sure to be a little polite in every one--no matter how many nasty things I want to shout--because in my heart I know they'll one day answer and they'll tell me how sorry they are for the delay. Well, it's been over a month and they still haven't responded, but I'll always keep a spot for them in my mailbox just in case they do. No matter how many more sites I apply to and how many that actually are true, I still will never forget about Your Mail Mate. Even if I become a millionaire from some other online job, I would never really be completely satisfied; Your Mail Mate was really the only fit for me. There'd always be this empty place in my heart where they're supposed to be. Even when I was financially content, in the back of my mind I'd still always wonder about the sorting email site, about what happened to them, and if they were actually a scam like everything else I've encountered so far. People always tell you that not knowing is far worse than knowing the truth. This is what they mean. At least with the online surveys I could be angry and justify it. It was just another proven scam. But with Your Mail Mate, what is there, really, to prove? There's always that hope that one in a million sites isn't a scam, that they could be genuine if only they'd simply respond. Well, I'm not leaving that empty place for them in my mailbox or my mind anymore. The only thing genuine about Your Mail Mate is that they're a scam! Don't invest your money in them--they'll take your hard-earned cash, they won't give you a job, and they'll always keep you wondering whether or not they'll ever respond.