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In article <3nj264$d8c@pandora.sdsu.edu>, xkcrem@rohan.sdsu.edu (guerrero m) writes:
|> My wife is looking for something she can do at home.  We recently came 
|> across one of these ads in the local paper.
|> 
|> 	Assemble products at home.  Up to
|> 	$500 a week.  Call this number
|> 	(xxx) xxx-xxxx.
|> 
|> When I called company the customer rep explained that they provided a
|> catalog of companies looking for people to assemble their products at
|> home.  In short, they send you the materials, you assemble the products,   
|> you send them the assembled products, they send you money.
|> 
|> Of course the cataloge costs $40.00.
|> 
|> Has anyone tried this?  Help please.  Thanks.
|> 
|> 
|> Mike

This is a typical scam.  They'll get you for the catalog, then for the
materials.  Then they'll say something is wrong with what you assemble 
or the company will have folded up and disappeared by the time you try 
to get money for the assembled products.  You and your wife will be hard
pressed to find a work-at-home business that is legitimate.  Be careful.

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