Comments on: I Was Scammed by Envelope Stuffing Canadians

By: Della Villarreal

Della Villarreal — Sun, 03 Oct 2010 22:51:24 +0000

After reading these last two comments, I feel very, very stupid for responding to a mail ad from Choice Coupons. I sent my $34.97 international money order to them back in June. All I received was the grocery list (with the product codes) and nothing more. I started collecting coupons and sending them in to Choice Coupons with letters of request for COMPLETE DIRECTIONS. To this day, I have not received a response from them AND after sending in 9 mailings of coupons with a spreadsheet that I created (with the info they requested), I am ashamed to say I fell for this scam!! I am not going to waste my time, postage and energy with th is company and write this off as a lesson to be learned. I will request my $34.97 back but really doubt I will get reimbursed. I’m glad I went on this website to find out about this company. What a fool I have been to think this was legit.

By: David B

David B — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 22:25:56 +0000

I posted 07/23/10 about Choice Coupons: Here’s the deal for all who have inquired. I recieved my response today, basically, you gather all the coupons you can find, then you have to find people that are interested in buying $50.00 worth of coupons for $10.00, send the person the form, they check the coupons they want, they send you a check or m.o. for $10.00, you send them the $50.00 worth of coupons they ordered. It says if you don’t have the right ones, you can substitute them.
First of all, you have to find alot of coupons, establish a customer base, hope you have the right coupons that are ordered or you might lose your customer. The catch on the the refund is you have to send them 4 completed worksheets to get your money back. any questions?

By: David B.

David B. — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 15:26:31 +0000

I came across a deal in the mail from: Choice Coupons, it is from the same place: Karen Channing, 919 Centre Street NW, Suite 225, Calgary, Alberta T2E 2P6. The way it supposedly works is, I send $34.97 and they send me worksheets which take about 25 min. each to fill out, I would log info from the coupons on the worksheet. I would get a minimum of $10.00 for each one I do. If I didn’t like it, I could get a full refund after the first 4 worksheets are completed. I sent the money on 07/06/10, Hopefully it’s legit. I often wonder how many times we get scammed before something legit comes along? For anyone interested, I’m working on completing my website: a4dabledeals.com. Check it out, I am new at this, it’s not complete yet and I am open to feedback. I believe in doing people right, I’ve been on the other end too many times.
Thanks and Everyone Have A Great Day.

By: Mel Slabaugh

Mel Slabaugh — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 13:37:17 +0000

I’ve been getting a bunch of letters in the mail lately about “work at home” jobs where you have to mail in your payment to get started, but there’s never a phone number you can call to get more information. That should throw up your first RED FLAG.

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s time everyone stops sending those pirates money. They won’t give anything of value back.

If you want a good, honest, ethical and easy work-at-home business that is FREE to join and can pay you up to $600 – $1,200 per week, then I want to invite you to call me for details.

I promise that I’ll give you all the help you need to get started earning $600 to $1,200 per week (paid weekly) and I’m NOT gonna charge you a penny for it. (I just wanna help people)

For more details call: (330) 839-1159 and ask to speak with Mel.

By: daniel

daniel — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 03:11:40 +0000

sorry to hear about that sharon and thanks for your help,I just ran in to this a few days ago you might want to check this out,it’s about a free $10k course for free if i help feed children.Can you tell me what you think?
http://www.succeedn24.com Thank You

By: Sharon

Sharon — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 14:20:31 +0000

I recieved a letter from Karen Channing sorry to say I sent in my money, thinking she was a honest person to work for, but I guess I will learn now, also if anyone gets a letter from a man called Forest Rivers don’t answer it’s a scam from Los A.Cal.

By: daniel

daniel — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 04:55:07 +0000

can someone tell me about this (grocery coupon processer) is this a scam too,they are from calgary,alberta 919 centre street NW suite 225,they are offering an opportunity to work from home processing coupon,they pay $10 per worksheet is this true or is this a scam please let me know.

By: Toni

Toni — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 17:42:57 +0000

I also received a letter from Karen Channing and was about to mail the $34.97 when i decided to do a little research and found this. I am glad I did because from all the other comments it seems this person just changed her name and decided to try a different scam.

Thank you for the heads up everyone.

By: Mel

Mel — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 21:21:28 +0000

I just received a letter today from a Karen Channing 919 Centre Street NW, Suite 225, Calgary, Alberta T2E 2P6.

It’s asking me to send $34.97 to: Choice Coupon 919 Center Street NW, Suite 225, Calgary, Alberta T2E 2P6.

The offer is about processing grocery coupons. Supposedly they’ll mail you a package with materials and instructions how they want the coupons processed.

Once you mail them your first set of worksheets, they’ll supposedly send you a check for $10 per worksheet plus the refundable $34.97 membership fee.

I’m curious… has anyone tried this particular program..

Please share your experience.

By: B House

B House — Tue, 04 May 2010 15:02:51 +0000

Ah ha! I knew this was unreal! There is a new one now from that same address, coupon processing. They want $34.97 to supposedly ‘help’ them with filling out forms for coupons, completing worksheets. Somehow I thought it looked weird, and the search come up non-existent. To think, I almost did it.