GetPaid2.com

We advise against sending money to companies making these kind of offers. Most advertise on the Internet, via email, or in the help wanted sections of newspapers and other publications. The companies placing the ads are not hiring anyone. Their actual business is deceptive advertising designed to entice the public to send fees to get started. Addresses given are usually mail drops, advertised phone numbers reach recordings and calls are not returned, and no local phone numbers are listed. Most work-at-home companies advertise in states other than where they are located so as to avoid prosecution.

Complaints about other companies engaging in similar types of businesses generally allege that once money is sent, respondents fail to receive the promised employment. Some complain that the company does nothing more than advise them to place the same kind of ad in their own local papers. In other cases, customers receive nothing from the company. Most of these offers are made in conjunction with a money-back guarantee, but our experience is that few customers are able to obtain refunds despite the guarantee.


This company offers the opportunity to obtain employment as a mystery shopper earning $10-90 per hour or up to $7,000 per month. Respondents are asked to pay a “registration fee” of $39.95. The company claims access to jobs nationwide, as well as, "free" items, such as; food, tickets, dinners, gas, and the like.

We advise against signing up for this company's services. This company advertises offers of employment as a mystery shopper, but in fact does not employ anyone. The company's earnings are derived from the sale of memberships to individuals who are seeking the employment.

If any company asks you to pay in advance for employment, be suspicious. Despite any promises or guarantees to the contrary, your refund is not likely to be received.