American Mail Publishing is a company that says they give people the opportunity to become independent at home workers with control over how much money they can earn each week.
The type of work required for American Mail Publishing is simple; your job will be to expand the customer base of companies that do business through direct mailing by mailing brochures from the comfort of your home.
Their website says that companies need at home workers to do this type of basic work for them because, with as much money as they pay their independent workers, it is still cheaper than expanding their in office staff. All you need to start is to pay a registration fee of $29.95.
How It Works
After you register, you will be sent a kit of required materials, which will include envelopes, brochures, and the order forms which make up their Home Mailers. You will then follow detailed instructions to put together and process each of the envelopes.
It is not your job to manage contact lists, so all the envelopes you receive will be pre-addressed and stamped. Your job simply consists of putting together the Home Mailers and ensuring they are mailed out – everything else will be taken care of.
Going along with this premise, they try to assure their independent workers that their mailers are actually items people enjoy receiving – you will never be asked to sell anything or to distribute any material that could be found offensive.
The Criticism
Unfortunately throughout the years there has been some backlash and controversy associated with “envelope stuffing schemes,” where companies promised at home workers could “get rich quick” simply by assembling envelopes.
But American Mail Publishing says that their promise of $5.00 per envelope is a fair offer which could help anyone make up to $500 per week if they chose to stuff 100 envelopes per week.
If customers are unhappy with this opportunity within the first 45 days of registration, customers can call the customer service phone number and arrange to return all of their materials and receive a refund of the registration fee. Workers who go through with the program however will not be given a refund, but they will also never be asked to pay any more money to cover any further expenses.
APC as a Home Mailer and I didn't have a problem it. I got all the material I needed to work with. I would put my Post Cards out and the people would respond the the cards. I would to Chuches, Schools, Stores, Hospitals and I would put the cards on cars or leave the card at different places and I would tons of letters from people. I would get my check in the mail.I would send my letters in by the week and I check would come right or by the next week. I was skeptical at first so I tried it out and it work and I couldn't believe it. I did it for about 2 in half years and I just quit. Then a few years had gone by and I wanted to get back into it. Then I found out it was a scam, but I didn't have a problem with getting paid. So I don't know what happened. I found out that the guy over the program wasn't using his real name. He was using Dean Murray I would write him to get more material and he would send it to me, but I was shocked to find out he was using a different name and was being sued. I enjoy what I was doing and would like to get back into it.