Another common Work At Home scam is Jewelry Assembling. They advertise that they will pay you X amount of dollars for every box or unit that you assemble.

The scam is that they first ask you to cover the cost of postage to ship the assembly materials to you that will be refundable when you ship the assembled items back. This is a "good faith" deposit on your end that you won't run off with their jewelry materials (gimme a break!).

So they send you these inferior beads and other oddities and don't give you instructions or give you instructions that are complicated to follow. So you won't be able to assemble even one piece of the jewelry.

Even if you happen to accomplish getting one piece of the jewelry assembled, they're hoping that it takes you so long that you will be discouraged from doing the whole batch of them. However by miraculous divine intervention if you happen to assemble all of the jewelry you were shipped, you'll either come to find out that it doesn't meet their "assembly standards" and you'll have to re-do them or they are doing business out of a post office box and they've since jumped ship to the next business scam.

E-Mail To A Friend Discuss Website