Is this a legit Career.

intel

Ok you know when you see a bit of paper stuck to your windscreen
in the local Tesco's carpark saying..


Decrease your work hours and increase your earnings kinda stuff..


Well does it work I saw this one tuther day and I dunno to be quite honest with you all.. I could do with some cash but is this a really iffy proposition.


This is a link to the website..
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CIS

I would ask, why if its so good, do they not even give you an idea what the job involves ?

I would guess that they's send you a pack with just enough information to get your attention and then ask for money to reveal some worthless proposition or scam.

I would suspect that the contact details also get sold on to another company.

Dora_the_Explorer_5

I think the fact that you can't make up your mind if it's any good or not means that you have significant reservations about it.Go with your gut reaction - if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck it's definitely a duck!

intel

Dora_the_Explorer wrote:

I think the fact that you can't make up your mind if it's any good or not means that you have significant reservations about it.Go with your gut reaction - if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck it's definitely a duck!

Yeah I was thinking if I submit any details I may be Quackers.. :rolleyes:


Sorry but that was awful......

calmgirl

if its so good then why do they have to advertise it in a car park and not a job centre!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Florrie_Fimble

I always think that if the job was good and the money great - then why aren't the people putting the leaflets out doing it instead...

dizzyliz

i come across this ad : http://www.topstarmailshare.co.uk/home-workers.html

i want to earn extra money at home at weekends and thought this would be great - but they ask for £30 to receive the goods to get working? is this a scam? has anyone ever done this? i think maybe they ask for money to know that you are not a time waster like they say?

any help on this would be great!

rosysparkle

If they ask for money, it's a scam.

Do you really think large companies doing professional mailshots would outsource the work? They'd use automated process to print the labels, stuff the envelopes and frank them, not rely on handwritten, hand stamped envelopes.

dzug1

Florrie_Fimble wrote: »

I always think that if the job was good and the money great - then why aren't the people putting the leaflets out doing it instead...

They are - the job consists of putting out the leaflets then scamming those who respond.

Paul_Varjak

IT IS A SCAM!

Just read the 'testimonials' on their website:

http://www.topstarmailshare.co.uk/testimonials.html

Eight testimonials that all begin with the same words? I think not!

They also claim that they are in UNIT 8 of a warehouse!

Actually, they are in flat number 8!

Paul_Varjak

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