No experience necessary. We'll tell you how to get started. You'll never get that kind of money stuffing envelopes, ever. This sham promises to send interested workers a list of businesses that will hire you. And the businesses either aren't legitimate or don't hire outside help.
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The ad is vague and promises huge amounts of money for simple tasks. People end up spending hundreds if not thousands of dollars on computer software, advertising, marketing materials, etc. Contact the business and explain that you want your money back as soon as possible. If they refuse to pay you, threaten legal action. If you still don't get results, contact your state Attorney General's Office.