Toni Villalobos Work at Home

The company advertises in the help wanted sections of newspapers nationwide, they ask for a fee and state they have a money back guarantee. When calling the company, consumers are told the company will not give information over the phone, only to say that it is a work at home offer and that when fee's are paid, information will be sent to the consumer. We urge extreme caution. Complaints against the numerous work at home offers known to the Bureau allege misrepresentation of offers and failure to honor money back guarantees. Those against home assembly offers of any kind go on to allege work takes longer than indicated and difficulty obtaining pay because acceptance standards are difficult if not impossible to meet. While offers may vary somewhat, the vast majority end up with the same complaint history. In the case of envelope stuffing offers, respondants report receiving instructions for placing ads and stuffing envelopes with similar instructions. Participants risk investigations by Postal Authorities for fraud. Typically, the only one who profits from a work at home offer is the company itself. Of the numerous work at home offers in our database, not one has been able to substantiate the earnings claims made in advertising and promotional literature.