Work from Home

The Bait:

Ads often promise a steady income for home-based work, typically in medical claims processing, online searching,

international shipping, rebate processing, envelope-stuffing, or assembling crafts and other items. The ads use

variations on these themes:

a) Be part of one of America’s fastest growing industries.

b) Be your own boss.

c) Earn thousands of dollars every month from your own home.

The Catch:

The ads don’t say you may have to spend your own money to fulfill the terms of the assignment - placing newspaper

ads, making copies of documents, or buying supplies, software, or equipment to do the job. They probably don’t say

you won’t be paid for all the hours you put in, either. It’s hard to find a promoter of home-based businesses who will pay

you for all the time and money you spend, and who accepts your work as up to “standards of quality.”

What You Can Do:

Legitimate home-based promoters should tell you - in writing - exactly what’s involved in the program they’re selling.

Before you commit any money to a home-based business, ask:

a) What tasks will you have to do?

b) Will you be paid a salary or will you work on commission?

c) Who will pay you?

d) When will you get your first paycheck; how much will it be?

e) How much will you have to pay for the program? Include supplies, equipment, and membership fees.

f) What will you get for the fees you have to pay?

It is important to verify any information you get from the promoter with current workers. Try to visit them in person.

Sometimes, the “references” the promoter uses are shills - people who are paid to lie about their experience working for

the promoter.

You also can type the company or promoter’s name into a search engine with a word like review, complaint, or scam.

Finally, it’s a good idea to check out the promoter or company with your local consumer protection agency to see if

other people have reported on their experiences.

One of the most common snares to fall into is, search for 'Home Work' whether it be part time or full time job. Most of

these schemes are practiced by businesses, nowadays these companies operate online.

So, be careful.

An Example of 'work from home' scheme.

Dear candidates!

Work at home online around your schedule - Part time or Full time. We offer a simplistic High Tech approach to working

at home!

If we could show you how to earn an extra £1,300 every month and could go up to £5,000,by working at home, part time

around your full time schedule, would you be interested?

With our Home-Based Marketing program on the Internet we actually helped hundreds of people start making money

from the comfort of their own homes by using their bank accounts with.The Only Home-Based Marketing Group On The

Internet That Has Actually Helped Thousands Of People

Your dream of working part-time and earning serious money will come true as soon as you get the job of an

representative (assistant, agent,helper,helpmeet) in our company.

Our partners are huge Internet auctions, which have been cooperating with us for many years.

We do not hide our business connections, which makes us absolutely honest to our clients.

NOTICE:

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED ABOUT THIS POSITION, E-MAIL US AT:

mark.Joe@investment.group.com

Best regards.

It's too good to be true, isn't it!...

In these situations should be extremely careful since it is a very tempting proposal.

Always Be wary of such proposals, try to get as many information possible, call the authorities and ask for clarification,

although there are illegal companies that promise starting work from home, there are also other companies that also

have legal job offers starting at home difference is in the amounts they pay and the methodologies they practice.

For example: When you contact the company they ask for your bank details invoking the need of finalizing the process

so that they can pay your salary, commissions, or other income, or, invoking the need for carry out the transfers (in

cash) to your account.

Let suppose that you have already provided your bank details and you received already £1,500 and the

instructions given to you was, that should raise this amount, withdraw your commission and send the rest

via Western Union or Money Gram to someone.

First rule: DO NOT REMOVE THIS AMOUNT

First step: COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR BANK IMMEDIATELY AND INFORM THE REASON OF THAT AMOUNT,

ask the employee clarification on the origin and credibility of the depositary.

Shall proceed in accordance with the information given to you.

Note: The Money Gram and Western Union are legal enterprises, credible and duly recognized.

The reference to these companies is purely didactics.

Remember:

If you ignore the First Rule and the First Step, you risk to lose your bank account including any money you may have,

with the aggravating circumstance of never being able to open a bank account in the UK.