2/4/2010 4:19 PM (PST)

First thing to remember is that legitimate employeers don't charge you money to get you started or to hire you, and they don't come to YOU. If you receive an offer of vague employment where you didn't apply for the job, it's probably a scam. Don't fall for any company who tells you that you get get rich or that you will make $50 for every envelope stuffed, as this is never the case. If you can't find a BBB report, I would suggest searching the company on a search engine and see what you can come up with- There's a lot of information out there. If it sounds to good be true, though, you can be sure it is. Good luck!

2/4/2010 5:20 PM (PST)

Thanks so much for the reply! I guess I have some research to do...

2/6/2010 9:40 PM (PST)

Absolutely do not send them any money for ANY reason.

3/26/2010 12:44 PM (PST)

Both of the companies have an F rating with the BBB and seem to be work at home companies. You can access Carylco Company's report here:

http://www.la.bbb.org/Business-Report/Carylco-13125712

Please read the comments and analysis about this company. You may also wish to look on the left hand side of the TrustLink screen and click on "work at home" in the Popular Tags to see other people's questions and our responses to their work at home posts.

If you're looking into work at home opportunities, the first thing to remember is that legitimate employeers NEVER charge you money to get you started or to hire you, and they don't come to YOU. If you receive an offer of vague employment where you didn't apply for the job, it's probably a scam. Don't fall for any company who tells you that you get get rich or that you will make $50 for every envelope stuffed, as this is never the case. If you can't find a BBB report, I would suggest searching the company on a search engine and see what you can come up with- There's a lot of information out there. If it sounds to good be true, though, you can be sure it is. Good luck!