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	<title>Comments on: I m looking work at home some thing assembling or home work in Canada some one sport me thanks?</title>
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		<title>By: Gravy</title>
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		<description>Work-at-home assembly jobs are all scams. It goes like this: you buy the materials from your &quot;employer&quot; at some ridiculous markup, assemble the product you&#039;ve been assigned and ship it back to them at your expense. You are then told that the product doesn&#039;t meet their exacting standards, and are instructed to buy more raw materials and start over. 

Never, ever, will they pay you for the product you make. It&#039;s just a distraction from the fact that you&#039;re buying something like a small sheet of felt for $10 or more. 


Envelope stuffing is also a scam. You send some money away to learn about the opportunity, and maybe, if you&#039;re lucky, get a letter back explaining how to post the same ad and swindle other people out of their money. 

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. It&#039;s just not worth your time, effort, or money to chase these offers.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Work-at-home assembly jobs are all scams. It goes like this: you buy the materials from your &quot;employer&quot; at some ridiculous markup, assemble the product you&#8217;ve been assigned and ship it back to them at your expense. You are then told that the product doesn&#8217;t meet their exacting standards, and are instructed to buy more raw materials and start over. </p>
<p>Never, ever, will they pay you for the product you make. It&#8217;s just a distraction from the fact that you&#8217;re buying something like a small sheet of felt for $10 or more. </p>
<p>Envelope stuffing is also a scam. You send some money away to learn about the opportunity, and maybe, if you&#8217;re lucky, get a letter back explaining how to post the same ad and swindle other people out of their money. </p>
<p>Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. It&#8217;s just not worth your time, effort, or money to chase these offers.</p>
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