If it sounds too good to be true...
My significant other was all excited about the opportunity to pay $299 for some software so she could do medical billing at home. In the course of researching the company on her behalf I found this page which details numerous such scams the government has cracked down on.
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Hate to think of the $ that some lose on such scams. 0 -
Those people should be prosecuted for their bold faced lies.
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Henry- thanx for posting the link. Regrets, but the woods are simply FULL of goblins that are determined to make money by ripping people off. Been that way for a long time- in the 50's and 60's they were the mail order scammers- selling "Solar Clothes Dryers" for $9.95. Box had 20 ft of clothesline, and two clothes pins. Before that, the patent medicine frauds. Now if your Significant Other wants to work at home, I have this great project where home workers simply install these new sears in AR-15's and then drop ship them to customers.......[:p] 0
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