Are "Manufacture from Home" Jobs a Scam?

Question

or are they ligitamate ways you can make money? If they are good, then how do they work? What are some good ones to do?

Answer 1

I think they are a scam. I don't know if this is how all of them work or not. My wife tells me her parents tried one of these "Manufacture from home" deals a few years ago. They ordered some kits to make something, I don't know what it was. They had to use their own money to order the kits and then form them into whatever shape the company wanted. In return the company is suppose to buy back the newly formed and shaped products. Of course the company finds something wrong with almost every one, so maybe they sell back 5 or 10 out of 200 or 300.

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Answer 2

I never heard any job from home like the one that u mentioned. It might be illegal but not easy to find out. Actually it is easy to find out if the company is legimate because you can always see their official website.

For example, one of the company that offering 'at home job' is called Global Domains International, u can view the company profile here: www.freedom.ws/icando the website company is located in California and you can read the company profile too.

Why i feel that GDI is reliable you can read more here: https://www.website.ws/newtestimonials/index.dhtml?sponsor=icando&action=full&id=329029844957119893641061852641318680072

All the best to u!

Answer 3

They're scams, of course. Think about it. Why would a manufacturer want to have to organize dozens or hundreds of people to do this when it's much easier to simply outsource it to a local fulfillment company or to someone in Mexico?

Answer 4

If it sounds too good to be true...

One must ask oneself, if someone found a way to become filthy rich while staying at home and doing very little, why are they telling everyone else? If they have made enough money and just want to share the secret, why charge for it?

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