Is there money in email processor as a homebased job?
By jimbelle
@jimbelle (485)
Philippines
December 19, 2007 5:38am CST
My email has been flooded with ads on work at home job- as an email processor for sign up fee of as low as $9 to $29. For every email processed one is paid a fee of $15. Not bad huh! Has anybody been to this kind of job? Is it the same as data entry job? I signed up in one of the data entry jobs several months ago. To my frustration it was a big scam. So with this one, I like to be sure it is not another scam. The job descrption was really not clear to me. I believe one has to sign up to get details in the member area.
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3 responses
@Kowgirl (3489)
• United States
26 Dec 07
Don't waste your money, there are lots of data entry and
other home workers jobs you can do for free. Some may be
right there in the area where you live.
Here is a link where you can check out all of them. There is
no fee for the info and none of the jobs charge a fee to join.
http://www.genuinejobs.com
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@lpetges (3036)
• United States
19 Dec 07
i signed up for a couple of these programs, and they just get you in the door, only then you have to "upgrade" to get their program that "really" works for you.. whatever. the only good thing was that i paid by american express, and they will take it off your bill immediately if its not what you thought it to be.
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@jimbelle (485)
• Philippines
19 Dec 07
I am sorry aaslin but I prefer not to post the site i previously signred in. I have not signed up with this site I am referring too. If anybody has tried it perhaps you may able to help us if these email processors are legitimate homebased programs which can help us earn money. Thank you
@jeanlance (7)
• India
27 Dec 07
those are scams u dont join any programs unless u have they show u the proof and are recognished by the bussiness buero
