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Complaint Review: National Home Employment Services - Roseville Illinois
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National Home Employment Services
380 South Main Street Roseville, 61473 Illinois, U.S.A.
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National Home Employment Services NHES RIPOFF!! Misleading promise to help find home based employment Roseville Illinois
I left my job as a Systems Analyst this past January to deal with the SEVERE problems my son had in kindergarden. Now that I've been home with him for 8 months, he's doing much better, and I've begun searching for a job. Like many other parents, I'd love to find an opportunity to work out of my home office, and came across National Home Employment Services. I was suspicious about the $29.95, but figured no loss, no gain, right? Their promise:
"We charge a one-time application processing fee of $29.95 which is 100% refundable if you do not receive at least ten offers of home employment within seven(7) business days(M-F) after we receive your completed application. Due to the numerous listings in our database, it usually takes only 2-3 business days for you to receive your home employment offers. The application processing fee is necessary to help defray the expense involved with processing your application."
I became more suspicious since I didn't get a response to my emailed questions, and started digging. What I found was this ripoff report, which I WISH I WOULD HAVE LOOKED FOR FIRST!!
I hope the next would be "applicant" looks for info such as this first.
Nicole
Tampa, Florida
"We charge a one-time application processing fee of $29.95 which is 100% refundable if you do not receive at least ten offers of home employment within seven(7) business days(M-F) after we receive your completed application. Due to the numerous listings in our database, it usually takes only 2-3 business days for you to receive your home employment offers. The application processing fee is necessary to help defray the expense involved with processing your application."
I became more suspicious since I didn't get a response to my emailed questions, and started digging. What I found was this ripoff report, which I WISH I WOULD HAVE LOOKED FOR FIRST!!
I hope the next would be "applicant" looks for info such as this first.
Nicole
Tampa, Florida
