name or list some known work-at-home computer business scams?
December 17th, 2008 | by admin |lori H asked:
I’d like a list of thoese computer”WORK-AT-HOME” scams what companies are scams?
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3 Responses to “name or list some known work-at-home computer business scams?”
By ohm'slaw on Dec 19, 2008 | Reply
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By Home with the Kids on Dec 24, 2008 | Reply
Naming names isn’t that easy to do. Online it’s exceptionally easy to change company names every time you get caught out as a scam. I find it far better to learn to understand the symptoms of a scam and how to research whether a given company is a scam.
has a fair listing (yes, it’s mine) of many of the common online work at home scam types. I would also recommend checking out as a great resource.
You can also check with the BBB and with and see if anyone has reported things there. Neither is perfect; the BBB may not have anything at all, and remember that membership is paid when a business is with the BBB, and as for Ripoff Report, anyone can say just about anything, so take it into consideration but remember things may be exaggerated.
Some of the symptoms you want to look for are as folllows:
1. Are you being paid only for recruiting? This is the classic sign of the pyramid scheme.
2. Is it called a “job” but you have to pay for more information or to “show that you are serious?”
3. Can you understand how you will be earning money? If the money is too good to be true or seems to be coming from thin air, there’s probably a problem.
There are more symptoms, but I would recommend going over the resources mentioned above.