As unemployment rises, work-at-home scams flourish

Waterbury Republican-American ^ | January 11, 2009 | Vicki Lee Parke

[chris_bdba]

I don’t know that wasn’t my post?

[mplsconservative]

We already do much of what you suggest. I’m not giving up my van though, it’s my freedom in the relatively rural area in which we live. Plus, both vehicles are paid off.

I am your sister at heart. I am a cook and mend sort of gal. :)

[Hardastarboard]

every commercial is either a hair growing, sex "enhancement", credit scam, or get-rich-quick scam.

Or those G-d D@*n @#$%#!^@&$# colon cleansing "25 pounds of waste stuck to your colon like spackle" ads. I'd like to do to that guy what Jesse Jackson wanted to do to Zero before the election.

[Malsua]

I saw a sign along the highway. “Work at home, up to $5000/week. Don’t believe it? Don’t call!

That really cracks me up. Basically it is saying “Only suckers need call, if we can’t fleece you, don’t bother us”

[Graybeard58]

I saw a sign along the highway. “Work at home, up to $5000/week.

For that kind of money I might be tempted to come out of retirement......... I said might be.