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Work at home jobs they ask you to get a check printer and watermark paper what are they trying to get me to do?

  • posted ad on craigslist trying to get job,all I get are variations of people wanting me to get a check printer and watermark paper and handle the payrole or take care of clients and mail packages,,whats the scam??I was trying to get an Hvac job but i get a hundred job offers like this Greetings to you, * Type: Employee * Salary: 200USD Every Ten Days. * Job Status: Full/Part Time * Relevant Work Experience: NOT PROVIDED [No Skills Require] * Overall Purpose of Job:Payroll Services. * Career Level: Non Experienced and Non Manager * Contact Information’s: Ms Cheryl Albert Kimberly. Right now, we are recruiting and we are looking for a worker that can work from home. The job to be done is not hard and it’s strictly work from home. The initial start up pay will be 200$ every ten days. Job Description: .......................... The work to be done is so simple: You are to print and dispatch sample payment leaflets and distribute to the Company Clients in due time. Note:The job to be is not everyday job and you will be working for few hours when you are to work for the day. This job is simply work from home. To start working, you have to purchase the following equipments below: 1. Printer. 2. Watermark Check Papers. You will be later reimburse for the purchase tools above. No Skill Is Required To Be Employed. Kindly get back with the info require below: Full Name: Full Contact: City: State: Postal code: Phone Number: Age: Sex: Awaiting your swift response now. Regards Ms Cheryl Albert Kimberly. Junior Staff. Payroll Services Inc.

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    I would not take any chances. I am sure there somewhere they will figure out how to get your money. Personally I wouldn't touch it. #1. I have had to many bad experiences with Craig's list. #2. I have tried about all those make money at home schemes. They all just want your money. Also most likely they sell your information.

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It's got scam written all over it. Some of what I'm saying below are common problems others have had with work at home schemes. It's their way of getting you to buy a "special check printer" and paper from them (required - can't use your own). They actually tell you that you have to purchase a printer and paper. E-mail them and ask if you can use your own printer since you already have one. I would expect a NO answer but would be surprise if the did say that you can use your own printer. You will not get reimbursed. Once they get you hooked, you may have to buy more services, software or equipment to stay on board (e-mail and ask about that, too). Your posting indicates that that there is not real job for you. You have to go out and drum up your own jobs to do payroll for people. And it DOES take experience. If you screw up, the people you do payroll for can have serious and expensive IRS consequences. Can be very, very expensive for you, too.

any online job you have to pay out money is a scam and never give any personal Information to people you do not know

Give it a very wide berth! Scam alert. Money out - no money in. They will probably ask for your bank account details and then empty your account. What job wants you to buy your own paper? One that wants to look like the bank details you are giving them are for legitimate purposed when they are not. I would not even contact them as they will gain some info from you just doing that.

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