E-Mail Processing.

How genuine is this Work from Home Offer?

This is a message from Charles Brachs who was visiting the San Francisco Performances website and would like you to know about one of our events, Yuja Wang, piano

Charles Brachs says: Hello Paul!

$125 EVERYDAY To Process 5 Simple E-Mails!

Imagine opening your Email to find tons of payment
notices. You reply back to these payment notices with the
information that we provide you. Then guess what? You are
done! That's it!

http://urlbit.us/9lo

The job that I am talking about is being an Email
Processor.

This is the Easiest job I have ever had in my life. I
consistently earn '$150.00 daily and it takes me about
an hour a day.

So come on and join the family of processors. I Guarante'e
you will fall in love with this job.

We will get you started right away...

go here....

http://urlbit.us/9lo

When you signup you will get tons of F'REE software, tools,
etc.



To Your Success,
Charles Brachs
http://urlbit.us/9lo

Welcome comments.

It's probably genuine. But that doesn't matter as it's wether or not you'd make any money which is the question. In fact, it's highly unlikely that you would even make your money back.

I'd steer clear of them like the plague.

Hmm. I don't know, it sounds too good to be true to me.

25$ to answer a single email makes no sense. It sounds like an internet version of one of those "envelope stuffing" jobs.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work-at-home_scheme

http://www.work-at-home-labor-force.net ... cessor.htm

I'd also be very suspicious of the "tons of F'REE software"

I would avoid it like the plague as well.

Seems like a great way to get on a botnet, or give away all your details.

I too would be sceptical.

This is one of those "get rich quick" schemes where only the person who started it every gets rich. The others (the lucky ones) may get a $ or 2 out of it.

It's like a franchise, but selling nothing other than the concept.

You get a website that carries the same content as everyone else. You need to send emails (but it's not spam) to people or post on forums etc. Then people who click the link get your "page" and if they supply their details, you get an email to "process". If you then convince them to register and pay the fee to join, then you might get paid.