
Top Ten Indications of a Scam:
- They ask for money upfront.
- Shoddy websites.
- Poor Contact Information.
- Email addresses from free email providers, yahoo, hotmail, etc.
- Promises of unlimited income.
- No experience necessary.
- Excessive testimonials plastered across website.
- Requesting personal information.
- Vague responses to inquiries.
- They accept cash, money orders only.
Questions You Should Ask:
- Why do I have to pay to get a job?
- If you MUST pay… Can I use my credit card?
- What are my responsibilities?
- Is the job salaried or based on commission?
- When and how will I get paid?
Types of WAH Scams:
- Data Entry
- Medical Transcriptions
- Stuffing Envelopes
- Home Assemblies
- UPS and Federal Express Recovery
- Reshipping
- Check Cashing
What to do if you think you’ve been conned:
- Contact the company and ask for a refund and let them know of your intentions to notify officials.
- File complaints with:
- The Federal Trade Commission.
- The Attorney General’s office in your state.
- The Better Business Bureau.
- The company where the ad was listed.
Bottom Line: Hold on to your checkbook.


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