Stuffing Envelopes
There are quite a number of reasons why a work from home stuffing envelopes job is not recommended. Below, we examine some of these reasons.
Stuffing envelopes can be done cheaply. A company cannot pay you $2 per envelope you stuff when it can cost them less than 50 cents for the same service at neighborhood print shops.

Why would they hire you?

Starter kit. Most of the time you are required to pay money for a starter kit. The thing is they do not say in words what you will get with it. All they say is that it contains what you need to start your home at work stuffing envelopes business. Doesn’t that sound fishy?

You pay before disclosure. They tell you that if you are serious, you have to pay some money first so that they know you really want the business. Any legal and rightful job discloses everything involved beforehand. This reason is good enough to show that it’s a scam

Another person needs to stuff envelopes for you to get paid. You are only paid after somebody else stuffs envelopes. This person has to be someone you recruited. You will not be paid for the envelopes you stuff, but for the envelopes your referees stuff. This means you also have to scam other people into stuffing envelopes. This is being fraudulent.

Envelopes and stamps cost something. When you join, you are usually promised free envelopes and stamps. This can make you believe that no costs will be involved. The truth is the free stuff is obtained when you place advertisements asking people to send stamped and self addressed envelope to you so that they can get free information. The fact that you had to put up an advertisement means that the business is not free at all. It is actually more expensive than buying the envelopes and stamps. You are not guaranteed that people will respond to your advertisement as many people now know that nothing is for free. These days people prefer the internet and that method is somewhat outdated, meaning you will have a low or no response rate.

Testimonials are not easily believed. Most of the time, companies advertise with testimonials from people who they say are making money from this work at home stuffing envelopes business. Testimonials are just words and just because they are there don’t make what is being advertised legitimate. At times, they can even be accompanied by pictures of the people. Do not believe it just because someone else says do it.

The email addresses are of the free emails and there is a toll free number. If the company uses email addresses of Yahoo or Gmail, they are usually fake. Why would they not use that when they have a company which can well afford a website? Why would they use a toll free number where you leave messages when they can have a land line at their offices?

This is all because their business is not legitimate.