The website is describing a 'job' which you can apply for to work from home. When you receive the 'training pack' you will discover that you are then going to be posting job adverts for exactly the same thing so in essence there actually isn't a job there. It's like a chain. If I were to post an advert describing a job where you can work from home, you would reply and ask for details, I'd send out a cagey generic response, you would show real interest, pay your £10-25 and I would send the training pack (yes, the one I received) to you and you would do exactly what I have just done! It IS a scam. You would need to be posting ad's all day to get anywhere and the email address you post with the ad's will be inundated with rubbish emails. Load of rubbish.

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Frank C. I think it's bloody TERRIBLE that these 'companies' set up shop on the internet and rip off folks like you. What's more, you wouldn't be interested in it if you didn't need to find some work (and you may only have the option of working from home). There are some good opportunities in the States, but many scams operating here as well. Better luck to you! If I hear of anything good in the UK I'll be sure to send you my findings.

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Heather R. I know, it really is super frustrating. I thought about it for such a long time and yep, only did it because I really need some extra £££.
I'm going to post some stuff on other sites that I searched looking for info to hopefully help other people from making the same mistake.
Cheers for the offer if letting me know of any findings.

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