| Author | Subject: Re: Employment with kidney disease |
| Beth Witten | Posted At 12:18:43 09/06/2002 There have been several warnings about "work at home" messages like this one. If you ever receive emails from a company like this one, check it out on the Better Business Bureau web site (www.bbb.org) if you know the name of the business, its the city, and state. In looking up Rainbow Expressions, Inc., this is what the BBB reports regarding consumer experience: "Based on BBB files, this company has an unsatisfactory record with the Bureau due to unanswered complaint(s). Consumer complaints allege that after paying the $47.00 start up fee, they're not receiving the material paid for or the material received was not as advertised. Also consumers can't reach the company by either phone or e-mail in order to receive a refund." Further, the company goes by several names, including: * R E Inc. * Rainbow Expressions * Worldwide Home Typists and Worldwide Typists. The BBB has tips on work at home schemes at: www.bbb.org/library/workathome.asp The BBB has tips on online work at home schemes at: www.bbb.org/library/onlineworkat.asp Be watchful and wary. Schemes like this one prey on people with disabilities and those out of work and desperate. Always check companies out before you send money. If something looks too good to be true, it usually is. |