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Comment from Yvonne
Time: May 1, 2007, 10:09 pm

Thank you so much for spending the money and time to point out that money from home is just another scam. It’s a shame that there’s a large pool of people that truly have skills but need to work from home due to circumstances and all we can find are scams that take our money and leave us empty handed.

Comment from Ari
Time: May 2, 2007, 6:49 pm

Yvonne,

Thanks for the comment. I am really bothered by the fact that they write so much about how they are honest, different, and scam free and its just a marketing ploy. I can’t stand that!

Comment from Becky
Time: May 29, 2007, 4:38 pm

I would like to think you for this info but I would also like to let you know the book is no good either.I bought it back serval years ago and tried it and those work at home piece work and assembly jobs they have are no good either.When you mail a envelope to respond to one of them the business is no longer in business and the letter is returned also a lot of them want you to pay for the materials.I look at it I want to work at home to help you I don’t want to buy a job thats not a job.Why do I want to buy a job when I can get a free one any where.The old saying is true if it sounds to good to be true its not true.If you have to pay for a job no matter at home or not its not a job.Don’t fall for these old scams.I have payed for work at home in the past a lot of times.I have been scamed everytime don’t fall for it.
Thanks Becky

Comment from Ari
Time: May 30, 2007, 3:15 am

Thank you for letting me and others visiting this site know that the book isnt good either. I thought that maybe the craft jobs were different but I guess not.

Comment from arun kumar
Time: July 19, 2007, 12:11 pm

i want to join a free no scam home based work.could you help me for this.please reply.
sincerely yours
arun kumar

Comment from Ari
Time: July 20, 2007, 7:51 pm

Hi Arun and welcome.

try whydowork.com I dont know much about the site but it might help you. There are so many people like you looking for a work from home job. I dont really know of any.

Comment from Joe
Time: August 9, 2007, 5:44 pm

Thank you for the taking the time to post your experience with moneyfromhome.com. I was initially impressed by their sales pitch content and how it seemed sincere and honest. But you have given us lucky and cautious folks who found your posts the understanding that the content is just crafty wording and reverse psychology. Sounds like just another scam. Peace.
P.S. Non refundable fees should always be a BIG RED FLAG when considering these “opportunities”. Any reputable business offers refunds. Even the best ebay sellers do too.

Comment from Nathan
Time: September 8, 2007, 6:03 pm

Bless you for the warning. It all seemed kosher on the site, and I was impressed by its professional appearance and promises, too, until I saw the price tag. Glad I googled and found your post. Again, thanks so much for the good information.

Comment from ‘Bob’..I’ll call myself here
Time: September 8, 2007, 6:53 pm

We just signed up for this site, and I just did a similar count of the jobs posted (before I found this post):

Accounting/Bookkeeping 4
Artists/Graphic Designers 13
Assembly/Sewing/Handwork 35
Business Management 5
Business Opportunities from home 28
Business Opportunities - Most popular 1
Consultants & Analysts 12
Counselors, advisors 2
Customer Service/Help Desk 9
Data Entry & Transcription 60
Editors, Proofreaders, Writers 20
Human Resources & Recruiting 30
Information Technology/Programming 59
Mail Order Business 4
Medical 7
Misc Job Types 55
Mystery Shoppers 15
Office Support/admin/Research 14
Online tutors, Scorers, Moderators 10
Other 0
Phone Work-Inbound/Outbound 70
Real Estate, Insurance, Law 62
Reservationists & Travel Agents 13
Sales & Marketing 185
Survey/Research Participants 0
Translators/Interpretors 8
Web Developers/Designers 17

Total = 745 Jobs

This is a far cry from the 1000+ advertised when you sign up. I think based on this alone should be enough to get a refund, or at least open a complaint with the CC company as false advertising. what do you think?

Comment from Ari
Time: September 9, 2007, 6:10 am

Nathan, thanks for the compliment.

Bob, thanks for the update in the total number of jobs as it changes from time to time. Remember though, a lot of the items listed on their site aren’t actually jobs. The Biz opps from home category includes biz start up jobs requiring to invest a load of money. You shouldn’t have to pay for that info. Then you have jobs that are outdated or simply dont exist included in the list in the list as well.

Comment from bally who
Time: October 2, 2007, 5:20 pm

i totally agree with all the posters…moneyfromhome is a scam….i wouldn’t pay any money to these people…they are the only ones making money

Comment from darryl
Time: October 25, 2007, 4:25 pm

Is there any legitimate free sites that can place a person in home employment, if even for a few dollars a week.

Comment from Sam
Time: November 4, 2007, 11:13 am

The irony about your blog is, while you review scams, the adsense ads on your page are all promoting junk that you and most people despise.

Sam

Comment from Joyce
Time: November 5, 2007, 5:08 pm

Has anyone thought about filing a complaint at www.RipOffReport.com?

Comment from Ari
Time: November 5, 2007, 5:56 pm

Hi darryl,

I think there are some sites but they are difficult to find in the mix of all these scamming sites.

There is a website like moneyfromhome.com that doesnt cost anything. They have a database of all sorts of work from home jobs. I should actually write a brief post on them but I havent had time to properly research the site. Its called whydowork.com the name is a little misleading since its all about work but they do have a nice listing of work from home jobs.

Although they screen a lot of the job postings, they advise you to be cautious because some scamming ones could get through. They do provide you with information on what to be on the lookout for to avoid the scamming sites.

Also, I noticed that they have featured listings on the sidebar of their website. Be careful with the link since its a paid advertisement for one of those scamming sites. Good luck.

Comment from Ari
Time: November 5, 2007, 6:08 pm

Sam, you are right about the ads. I havent had time to look for an alternate ad strategy. But I guess the good thing is that every time someone visits the ad it costs the ad owner money and not the visitor.

Hopefully after visiting this site first people would be more cautious before clicking on the ads. Also, if they want more examples of scamming websites they could check the ones that appear in the ads as 99% of them are bogus.

Comment from Ari
Time: November 5, 2007, 6:10 pm

Joyce,
There are actually several entries for moneyfromhome on ripoffreport.com HERE.

Comment from ‘Bob’..I’ll call myself here
Time: November 6, 2007, 12:09 am

I emailed them complaining about the number of listings, and they immediately wanted my account info…(prob to terminate it) Another thing I noticed was the number of ads on the site, linking to business “opportunities”, but outside of their listings…..nice huh? So they are selling advertising to other crap sites just to make more $$$$$ then they took from you.

I actually got started on a job place from there, but the money was just over minimum wage, and ended up finding something off of Monster.com for 3x the amount…..still going threw the paperwork, and interview process….but it is a legitimate company.

Comment from ‘Bob’..I’ll call myself here
Time: November 6, 2007, 12:14 am

Darryl, you can check out www.westathome.com, it is basically customer service out of the house, and they pay you for the 35-45 or so hours (minium wage, of course) just for the training. Some of the accounts is Sears, Virgin Mobile, HSN, etc…they route customer service calls to your home phone and you have to help customers with taking orders, setting up phone service, etc….wages are only minium > 10$ or so…but, it’s out of the house. I was headed this route, but I found something more technical to match my backround, so heading that direction.

Comment from Andi
Time: December 6, 2007, 8:16 pm

It’s December and I’ve just found your artciles here. I am so very thankful to you for spending the money, taking the time, doing the research, and telling the world about this less-than-stellar “opportunity”. In the spirit of giving to others, your money was not wasted. I was about to enroll at moneyfromhome.com and waste $40.00 that I really do not have to spare at this time simply b/c I cannot get hired anywhere locally and do not presently have a set of wheels to help me in this endeavor.

I was rejected again today for a job I could have easily done, would have taken far less pay than I’m worth, and could have walked to–at a church, no less! I was so tempted to login to moneyfromhome.com today with my debit card in tow after getting my let down. Thanks to you, Ari, I will hang on to my money and keep looking. Thank you so much. Your articles have been a blessing to my disappointing day.

Comment from Ari
Time: December 9, 2007, 1:34 am

Hi Andi, thanks for the compliment. I am really happy that you have found this site helpful. I appreciate the positive feedback and I am glad I could help.

Comment from Joyce
Time: December 10, 2007, 6:45 am

Hi Ari: Did you ever do any research on Sohojobs.com? They seem legit but you have to pay money (become a member) to get this valuable info. It all seems so real; can you enlighten me? This is what the crooks count on (looking so real and legitimate until you WANT to sign up). Is anybody policing these sites? Thanks for your input.

Comment from Ari
Time: December 14, 2007, 3:01 am

Hi joyce,

i am responding to both your comments at the same time. there’s no way to find out whats in these sites until you sign up. But my guess is that, as with moneyfromhome, the jobs posted at sohojobs would probably also be posted on sites such as monster.com and other job related sites. Any company looking to hire people would post wherever they could. If you are interested about some of these jobs then try whydowork.com first. You could read my post on this website. They list a lot of the companies that sites like moneyfromhome and possibly sohojobs charge you to see.

Comment from WAH
Time: January 20, 2008, 2:43 am

Hello ALL, I have been searching for a wah opportunity for months as well. I did come across a web site for mostly customer service type of work. Arise.com Hope this helps someone!

Best

Comment from itsabear “jack”
Time: January 20, 2008, 8:17 am

I am learning and getting faster at remembering to google and ask.coms I like it seems many others nearly bought into the idea that this was a great site and was extremly happy for a slight moment that I had at last found a trust worthy, reliable, honest site that could lead me to a work at home incom. I filled out all of the required information with great excitement and just as I entered the credit payment card number that little dim light started glowing in the deep empty pockets of my so called brain….down sized the window and did a last second search to find your very valuable posting…you have saved my day and I thank you so much sir from the bottom of my very large heart. I just wish that the little dim light in my head would go off more often first instead of after making the payment…non refundable payment. You are a hero and I hope that more often people see your posting prior to paying. You are a true hero of the day. Thank you so much.

itsabear

Comment from LIZ
Time: January 30, 2008, 9:30 pm

I am so glad that I found your website. I too was just about
to subscribe to Moneyfromhome and after reading the comments in this website have decided that I was saved from
another scam. Thank you all for posting your experiences.

Comment from artfulife
Time: February 6, 2008, 2:47 pm

Thank you so much for taking the time to sign up, research and report on moneyfromhome.com. I was recently laid off from a job of over 13 years and have decided not to go back into the full on rat race. I am already doing three good/legitimate work from home jobs, but I’m always looking for something better. I was just about to sign up for moneyfromhome.com when I realized I better do a little research and your article was the first thing I found. It stopped me from wasting my money and time. I’m going to check out the other resources mentioned in the comments here though.

Thank you for such a valuable service!

Comment from Ari
Time: February 6, 2008, 3:59 pm

Hi Liz, “jack”,

I am really glad to hear that my post helped you. I appreciate the gratitude. Thank you for the comment and feedback.

Hi artfulife, I guess I am in the boat as you. I really dont want to go back to the rat race either but it seems that I might have to after all. The work from home jobs you mentioned, may I ask what they are?

Comment from Vicki
Time: February 11, 2008, 5:17 am

Thank you, Ari, like others, I am grateful for your site and the work you do and also was considering joining money from home before finding your website. I was wondering if you or anyone else is familiar with tjobs.com. They have quite an extensive website, but do charge $15 fee for a year; looks interesting.

Comment from Pamela
Time: February 28, 2008, 1:13 am

I am a member of sohojobs.org and no - you can’t find most of these jobs on Monster or Career Builder. Most of the WAH that you find on these sites is MLM or affiliate marketing or just outright scams. Yes, soho does charge a fee for their membership - but please remember that you are not paying for a job. They have been around for over 9 years and I doubt they are going away anytime soon. I found a job through their boards that I definately did not see on any of the mainstream job boards. They are dedicated to keeping the site scam free. Occasionally one will sneak through, but thatnks to the other members and the extensive scam job message board, this very weldom happens. If you want more information on them, please contact me and I will try to answer your questions.

Comment from Melinda
Time: April 8, 2008, 3:45 pm

Thanks..I was just about to “buy” into this scam. I just happen to remember to goggle and I found this site. If anyone has found any legitimate work at home jobs please let me know. Again thanks.

Comment from Renee
Time: April 10, 2008, 2:45 am

Thank you.. Ari for your site, I google everything before i buy to see if it’s a scam. Everything I’ve checked out on the internet has been a scam. Thanks

Comment from Kisha
Time: April 10, 2008, 9:23 pm

Hi all.. Just like everyone else, I almost bought into the moneyfromhome website. Thanks for the heads up. I have been searching for a few weeks for WAH jobs. Check out this website www.workplacelikehome.com. It is a WAH forum. I found several legit WAH jobs. I am in the process of interviewing for 3.

Comment from Sherrie
Time: May 22, 2008, 5:06 pm

I just signed up for the moneyfromhome site. I wish I would have read this info before I spent my money. I am having the same concerns. Most of the jobs listed require years of experience or are telemarketing. I don’t know if there are actually any legitimate home-based businesses anymore!

Comment from chicparis
Time: May 22, 2008, 8:12 pm

I’ve never written such a comment but I wanted to thank you for your honest website! keep up the good work!

Thanks again,
chicparis

Comment from Ari
Time: May 23, 2008, 4:41 am

Sherrie, I did hear about a travel agency that was a work from home opportunity and they were actually known to be reputable. However, I forgot the name of the company.

chicparis, thanks for the positive feedback. I really appreciate it.

Comment from Hadriati
Time: May 23, 2008, 5:16 pm

Hi all, thanks a lot for the notification alert for the moneyfromhome.com as I was about to purchase the program because it sounds so genuine. I am looking for a legitimate working from home as I would appreciate if anyone has any experience with any of the WAH jobs. Anyone heard of legitonlinejobs.com? Is it a legitimate or a scam too? I need a feedback

thanks

Comment from Ari
Time: May 23, 2008, 5:28 pm

legitonlinejobs.com seems like a waste of time to me. I would stay away from them.

All it took was about five seconds to make that call. I went to their site and when I tried to leave a window popped up asking if I want to talk to a live agent. I knew right away it was B.S. cause these agents are not live. Its 100% fully automated. So there goes their credibility. You’ll see the same type of agent on Igothere.com as well. You could read my review on igothere.com by clicking on it in the sidebar. I even have screenshots on these bogus agents.

read this link for more information:
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?p=7125606

Comment from patty
Time: June 6, 2008, 6:23 pm

like everyone else i almost paid the $40 to join moneyfromhome. Thank you so much for posting the scam. I like many others would like to find a honest from from home job as I am about to retire and would like to do something to make a little extra income. If you come up with anything please email me. Tahnks again

Comment from Christina
Time: June 11, 2008, 5:37 pm

Thank you so much for your extensive research into moneyfromhome. I too, was about to sign up; I thought I had found THE ONE. Then I decided to google and found this website. I am currently looking into whydowork.com. Finally a free work at home job database. Thank you for all the input.

Christina

Comment from CD
Time: June 20, 2008, 2:39 pm

Ari,
Just a heads up, not sure if you had a chance to research it yet but unfortunately whydowork.com is filled with spam posts recycled from craigslist =( Just thought I’d save everyone the trouble.

Comment from Ari
Time: June 20, 2008, 4:35 pm

CD, thanks for the feedback and update. Its too bad that whydowork.com headed in that direction. Its really hard finding something honest. People are always looking so the scammers are always marketing to them.

Comment from Lauron
Time: June 30, 2008, 9:55 pm

Thanks, Ari, for sharing this information. I almost fell into the same trap, believing that moneyfromhome was legit. I also came across a site, womeforhire.com, advertising a Work From Home Webinar, but there’s a fee. 19.95 for early birds, otherwise it’s 34.95. I’ve never heard of paying to participate in a webinar. Are you or anyone else familiar with this site?

Comment from Dave
Time: September 4, 2008, 12:59 am

Hey Ari. For some reason i keep seeing that site legitonlinejobs.com I know you were saying that the live operator isnt even live, as i have noticed that also . But has anybody ever experienced this site yet?? What if its actually legit? They have alot of seals on the bottom of there site. Does that mean anything? Can we actually check the BBB to see if theres a legit WAH site?
Thanks!!

Comment from Tam
Time: September 27, 2008, 3:59 pm

Thanks for the info. I was about to sign up for moneyfromhome, but decided to do some research to see if it was legit. Your advice was very helpful. If any one knows of any legits sites, please share.

Comment from matt
Time: November 28, 2008, 6:18 pm

what is wrong with the listings at whydowork.com? As far as I know they juts pull everything from craigslist.

There are tons of legit jobs there. Don’t be so lazy people!

Comment from defTizehise
Time: December 19, 2008, 4:32 pm

Hi people

As a fresh www.rommo.net user i only wanted to say hello to everyone else who uses this forum

Comment from Linda Jackson
Time: January 1, 2009, 11:22 pm

I JUST WANTED TO SAY THANK FOR THE RESEARCH YOU’VE DONE AS I AM ONE OF THE UNFORTUNATE ONES THAT HAVE BEEN SCAMMED BY AUTOMATED WEALTH SYSTEMS. FORTUNATLEY, I DIDNT HAVE MUCH INVESTED WHEN I INVESTEGATED THEM THROUGH THE BBB, WHICH SOMEHOW I FOUND YOUR WEBSITE WHICH ENLIGHTENED ME EVEN MORE! IN THESE ECONOMIC TIMES, ITS VERY DIFFICULT TO FIND LEGITIMATE WORK AT HOME JOBS ONLINE. I FOR ONE AM LOOKING FOR SUCH A THING AND WONDERED IN YOUR RESEARCH IF YOU COULD RECOMMEND ANY LEGITIMATE JOBS ONLINE OR WEBSITES SUCH AS DATA ENTRY, WORD PROCESSING ETC. THANK YOU AGAIN FOR YOUR RESEARCH AND KNOWLEDGE. LINDA JACKSON

Comment from raickpOrieCar
Time: January 7, 2009, 3:37 pm

What is bumburbia?

Comment from jobbercypr
Time: February 6, 2009, 9:28 pm

Hello, it’s a job offer. (Sorry if I post it in wrong place)

Cyprus company is looking for a Campaign Executive to assist with fundraising, presentations, various administrative and sales management duties. If you have fundraising and sales experience, plus intermediate computer knowledge, this job is for you! Apply with us today!

All applicants applying for U.S. job openings must be authorized to work in the United States. All applicants applying for European job openings must be authorized to work in European Union.

We are growing advertising and consulting company offering job opportunities ranging from executive and administrative assistants to customer service representatives, receptionists and general support.

NOTICE: we do not provide relocation, this position is online based, we are using progressive online administrative system. You will have to use a special online training program for free.

Requirements and skills:
1. Higher Education/College
2. 1 + Sales/Management (desired but optional)
3. Strong communicative skills
4. Must have MS Office installed (MS Word)
5. Must have citizenship or Work Permit
6. Adult age

Education and Experience:
1. Internet/MS Office/Outlook
2. Sales/Management/Marketing courses (desired)

Hours:
Mon-Fri; 9:30am - 12:30pm

Apply for this job now or contact our online branch support for additional information:

CV to e-mail director@mygogreens.com

Comment from Ari
Time: February 15, 2009, 12:31 pm

Hi Linda,

Are you referring to a different post? I am not sure what you are referring to but thanks for the feedback.

jobbercypr, your website is not active.

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Time: March 10, 2009, 4:01 pm

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Comment from michelle madden
Time: April 3, 2009, 6:49 pm

i would like to know if there are ligitimate home based jobs. available and how do i go about finding them. THank you for your time.

Comment from Michael
Time: April 30, 2009, 4:24 am

I would like to know if there are any home based businesses or jobs that are legitimate? If any one knows of any, please let me know. Thanks!

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Time: June 5, 2009, 9:34 am

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So today I saw this thing from ZTARLET on facebook where you can name a real star in the sky and have the certificate and a teddy bear sent to you and pay it by a single SMS. So awesome

Comment from KeendaRem
Time: June 11, 2009, 3:16 pm

Greetings,

What are the best web hosting company?

I’m want to set up a web site for my supervisor.

Thanks,

-Michelle

Comment from CaseyFronczek
Time: June 21, 2009, 4:34 pm

I saw that Casey Fronczek is offering fishing trips now down in south Florida. Does anybody have any input on these trips or has anyone been on one of these trips before?

Comment from olary tanner
Time: October 6, 2009, 3:45 am

I’ve never participated in anything like this before but, the person I received my letter from is a friend of mine, so I have actually seen the letters, with the money in them, that she has started receiving.

Dear Friends: Greetings: I am a retired attorney. A few years ago a man came to me with a letter. He asked me to verify the fact that this was legal to do. I told him I would review it and get back to him. When I first read the letter my client brought me, I thought it was some “off-the-wall” idea to make money. A week and a half later we met in my office to discuss the issue. I told him the letter he originally brought me was not 100% legal. My client then asked me to alter it to make it perfectly legal. I asked him to make one small change in the letter. I was still curious about the letter, so he explained to me how it works. I thought it seemed like a long shot, so I decided against participating. But before my client left, I asked him to keep me updated on his results. About two months later, he called me to tell me he had received over $800,000 in cash. I didn’t believe him, so he asked me to try this idea and find out for myself. I thought about it for a couple of days and decided I really didn’t have anything to lose, so I asked him for a copy of the letters. I followed the instructions exactly, mailed 200 copies, and sure enough, the money started coming in! It arrived slowly at first, but coming. I kept a precise record of the earnings, and in the end, it totaled $978,493! I could hardly believe it. I met with my friend for lunch to find out exactly how it worked. He told me there are quite a few similar letters around, but this one is different because there are six names at the end of the letter, not five like some others. This fact alone results in your name being in far more returns. The other fact was the help I gave him, making sure the whole thing was legal, since no one wants to take the risk of doing something illegal.

By now you are surely curious to know what small changes to make. If you sent a letter like this one out, in order to be completely legal, you must actually sell something in order to receive a dollar in return. So when you send a dollar to each of the names on the list, you must include these words, “PLEASE PUT ME ON YOUR MAILING LIST” and include your name and address. This is the key to the program. The item you will receive for the dollar you sent to the six people below is the letter.

At the time I first tried this idea, I was earning a good living as a lawyer. But everyone in the legal profession will tell you there is a lot of stress that comes with the job. I told myself if things worked out, I would retired from my practice and play golf. I decided to try the letter again, but this time I sent 500 copies. Three months later , I had totaled $2,341,178!

Here are a few reasons a person might give for not trying this program: 1. Some people think they can never make a lot of money with anything this simple. 2. Some are afraid they will be ridiculed for trying 3. Some dream of large sums of money, but do nothing to actually achieve it. 4. Some are just plain lazy. 5.Some are afraid of losing their investment. They think this program is designed to beat them out of a few dollars.

INSTRUCTIONS
1. Immediately send $1.00 to each of the six people on the list at the end of this letter. Wrap the dollar bill in a note saying “ Please add me to your mailing list” and include your name and address.

2. Copy this letter. You do not have to type it 200 times. Simply place your cursor at the top of the page, hold it and drag it all the way down to the end of the letter. Then click on ‘edit’ and select ‘copy’. Now open up a notepad file on your computer and put the cursor at the top of the page in the notepad, click on ‘edit’ and then select ‘paste’ it will copy the letter for you onto your computer.

3. Remove the name next to the #1 on the list and move the rest of the names up one position (#2 becomes #1, #3 becomes #2, etc…..) Then place your name in the #6 position. Then save it, make sure it is saved as a txt. file.

4. When you have completed the instructions, take this letter and mail it to 200 people or go to (Google,Yahoo,…) and type in (Making Money Message board,or post message,…)and start posting your copy to 200 message boards,or more this is only the minimum, you can post as much as you like…The more copies you send the better the results. Keep a copy of this letter so you can use it a second time. Post it out again in six months, but Post it with the addresses you receive with each dollar. It will work better the second time. NOTE: This service is 100% legal - (Refer to title 18 section 1302 of the U.S. Postal & lottery laws)
How does it work? When you send out 200 Posts, it is estimated that at least 15 people will respond and send you a $1.00. ($15.00) Those 15 will Post 200 Posts each and 225 people send you $1.00 ($225.00) Those 225 people Post 200 Posts each and 3,375 people send you $1.00 ($3,375.00) Those 3,375 post 200 posts each and 759,375 people send you $1.00 ($759,375.00) At this point your name drops off the list, but so far you have received $813,615.00. P.S. When your money begins to come in, give the first 10% to charity with spirit and share a good fortune!

1. Korenna ford
17135-63ave#103
Edmonton,AB tst-2k1 canaDA

2 A.J. Kaquatosh
P.O. Box 577
Keshena, WI 54135

3. Wilson
815 Labarge Court
Pierre SD 57501- 4718
USA

4. Scott Anderson
2347 Preston Lane
West Dundee, IL 60118
USA

5. Judy Herfindahl
1705 W. Rumble St. Apt. B
Modesto, CA 95350

6. Paul Rollerson
820N aylesbury Road
Goose creek South Carolina 29445

If the initial start-up money is a major part of why you probably wouldn’t decide to try this (which was a big concern of mine) try only sending out 50 or 100 copies of the letter. Of course if it does work, this will change the amount of money you could have possibly made. I myself haven’t decided how many I am actually going to send out the first time.

I will post updates every couple of weeks as to whether or not it seems to be working.

it’s NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

Comment from hi tanner
Time: November 19, 2009, 10:38 pm

i got the same letter and wanted to do this but i have look everywhere and no one seem to believe this. so i don’t know what to do. u said u send the letters
please let me know if it worked.u can email me @ my face book neelee anand
it will really help me. Iam really desprate at this time.please let me know with any result
thanks

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