Comments on: Avoiding Work At Home Scams

By: JosephAnderson

JosephAnderson — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 20:17:16 +0000

A very good friend of mine had a car accident last year and wasn’t able to go to work anymore, so eventually he lost his job… So he was looking for a job that allowed him to work at home. He got a job at a firm where he paid for the “papers” and everything, but he never started to work and he never got the money back either. People these days would do anything for money…

By: Jaxon

Jaxon — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 02:56:07 +0000

While exiting, remember it takes hard work.

- Avoid any offer that promises you’ll make a lot of money for very little work.
- Don’t rely on a money-back guarantee. Con artists rarely give money back.
- Be wary of testimonials or endorsements.
- See if the Better Business Bureau has a Reliability Report on the company.
- Never give a credit card, debit card or checking account number to any person or company that promises employment. If they wantyou to pay them it’s a scam!
- Keep a positive attitude. You are likely to fail a few times before you learn the ropes.

A comprehensive list can be found here: http://tinyurl.com/WorkTipsOnline

By: Photoads

Photoads — Wed, 27 May 2009 16:00:02 +0000

As hard as it is scammers are here to stay, education is the only way for people to learn. Sometimes people need to learn the hard way, they think something is such a good offer they have to buy it. The old adage “if it’s too good to be true – it probably is” seems more prominant these days.Great post