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WORK
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This work-at-home is the perfect job
for you because you can stay at home with the
children and earn income. The company promises
employment, training and materials. Your cost is
$500 (your entire savings). Days and months go by,
and the company has not furnished anything that was
agreed. You requested a refund, and the check was
issued. However, the check comes back as
“insufficient funds."
There are several fraudulent work-at-home schemes.
Call before you reach into your pocket.
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Where is the business located?
What state? |
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Obtain business name (principal
if possible) as well as a physical address. If
they refuse to provide information, NCAD’s
suggestion is not to do business with them. |
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If information is provided check
with the states agencies to verify licensing,
Consumer Affairs, Better Business Bureau, etc.
anything negative NCAD’s suggestion, do not do
business with them. |
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Also, call the Federal Trade
Commission (FTC) for any negative information -
1-877-438-4338. |
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If monies and agreement is made,
make sure it is in writing, and if possible make
payment with a credit card. |
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6, 2008 |
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