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Volume 2, Issue 3 :: March, 2007
A Note From Sharon: Dear Reader, I have an update to the Email Processor job that I had applied for. I'd received an email saying that I could become an Email Processor for $500 per week. I didn't want to miss out on this great job, so I responded right away. You might want to read my first report here.
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I Had Applied...
I paid the $17 fee through PayPal. The thing is, my PayPal account is through my work email address, which includes the domain name, 2work-at-home.com. No sooner had I sent the payment, than it was refunded along with this response:
Hi, I had the sneaking suspicion that it was because the person saw the email it was from and worried that I was investigating them. But as clever as it was to immediately refund my money, they don't know who they're dealing with! I signed up for a new PayPal account using my personal email address and sent another payment. This one was not refunded (big surprise), however I didn't receive the "Training Materials" that the website had promised. You may recall this from the website: "YOU WILL BE RECEIVING YOUR TRAINING MATERIALS THROUGH YOUR E-MAIL." The payment was sent on March 9th. On March 15th I emailed them asking for the training materials to be sent. No response. On March 26th I emailed them again. No response. Hmmm...I think I just got scammed! |
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Moral of the Story...
Companies do not hire people as "Email Processors". If you see these ads, run. Run far and run fast. |
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Until Next Issue...
Next month I'll be reporting on an Order Processing job I received via email. What do you think... will it be any different? Warmly,
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