Top 3 Work at Home Scams

Imagine waking up in the morning, turning on yoursend it to them.
computer, doing a few minutes work on the internet,2) Chain Letters/Emails ("Make Money Fast") - (Illegal
seeing how much money you made the day before& Unethical)
from the internet and then planning the day aroundIf you've been using the net for a while, you've
your family and friends without having to go to work.probably seen these chain emails. They say all you
Well, I do and I must tell you its a great life but it hasn'thave to do is send the email along plus some money
always been like that, before I started to work fromby mail to the top names on the list, then add your
home I was doing 9-5 in a stuffy office, I desperatelyname to the bottom... and one day you'll be a very rich.
wanted to work from home, I read every work fromThis is a classic pyramid scheme, and most times the
home article on the net, I tried every work from homenames in the chain emails are manipulated to make
opportunity known to man and eventually figured outsure only the people at the top of the list (the true
how to make money using the internet. If you want toscammers) make any money.
make money working from home using the internet3) Multi-Level Marketing (MLM)
then here are the top 3 work from home scams toIf you've heard of network marketing (like Amway),
avoid like the plague.then you know that there are legitimate MLM
1) Envelope Stuffing (Illegal & Unethical)businesses based on agents selling products or
This classic has been around since the 1920's and hasservices.
found its way onto the internet.One huge problem with MLMs, though, is when the
You are promised to be paid $1-2 for every envelopepyramid and the ladder-climbing becomes more
you stuff. All you do is send money and you'reimportant than selling the actual product or service. If
guaranteed "up to 1,000 envelopes a week that youthe MLM business plan is all about looking for new
can stuff... with postage and address already affixed!"recruits rather than selling products or services, be
When you send you're hard earned cash, you get awarned: The Federal Trade Commission may consider
tiny manual with flyer templates you're supposed toit to be a pyramid scheme... and not only can you lose
put up around you're local area, advertising yet anotherall your money, but you could be charged with fraud,
crazy work-from-home scheme.also.
And the pre-addressed, pre-paid envelopes? Well,So, those are the top 3 work at home scams, be
when people see those flyers, all they have to do iscareful when choosing which work from home
send you $2 in a pre-addressed, pre-paid envelope.opportunity you go for, good luck.
Then you stuff that envelope with another flyer and