Help Me to Help Protect Consumers
Hi,This is Steve Rhode and I am the president of the Myvesta Foundation, a global social enterprise that helps people with debt, credit and financial troubles and worries.
Lately I’ve been very disappointed with the marketing messages that creditors have been sending out to consumers just like you.Certainly this barrage of junk mail offers for credit products needs to be monitored to provide public feedback and discussions and to help keep the lenders accountable for the type of offers and material that is being sent to people.I looked around the net to see where I might be able to get my hands on the latest offers and there really is not any good resource for it so I decided to start this site and ask people to help me gather the latest junk mail credit offers so I can study the marketing messages and disclosures to provide authoritative feedback to other consumer advocates and government groups.As an added incentive for your help I pay $5 per complete submission and I pay promptly by PayPal to the email address you use to send me the scanned images of the junk mail.
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By participating in this project you will help me to gather information about what the creditors are actually sending people, you’ll be able to play an important role in helping to protect consumers and best of all you’ll turn your junk mail into money. Making $50 or more a day by scanning and sending me your junk mail is not unreasonable. If you want to make even more per day, ask your neighbors to give you their junk mail offers and you can sell them to me for my research.
See How Easy This Is. Look At This Sample.
What is a complete submission and how do I submit one to get paid? Simple, just follow these three steps.
- Contact me using the contact form at the bottom of this page and let me know what junk mail credit offers have just arrived in your mail. I’ll respond and let you know if I have them or I need them and which ones I want you to send me. Don’t send unsolicited offers because I need to check first to see if I already have it. If I don’t have that offer yet, I’ll let you know and I’ll promptly pay for the first copy that arrives to me.
- Using a color scanner make a copy of all the parts of the credit offer as it arrived in the mail. Be sure to scan the front and back of the envelope as well. And don’t forget to scan the front and back of all the items in the envelope also. You can scan these at 200 DPI (dots per inch) at 100% of the original size. Save the files in a .jpg format.
- Then email me the scans. You can either zip the scanned images together or you can send them as attachments to a special email address I will give you when I respond to your original email.
I’m only looking for credit offers from the United States at this time but may open it up to other countries in the near future. I would suggest that you subscribe to my RSS feed email notification list for all updates. Your email address is safe when you subscribe to the updates below. Not even I can see your email address and it is protected and safe with Feedburner.
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SECURITY ALERT: If you are comfortable using an art program to cut out your name and address from the scanned images or you want to NEATLY mark out your name and address before scanning, that is perfectly fine with me.
Otherwise, rest assured that I will remove any personal information from the junk mail that you scan and email me before I use it.
Privacy is important for everyone and I recognize that.
Sincerely,
Steve
Steve Rhode
P.S. Thank you in advance for your help with this research project. It will truly help consumers to better deal with unsolicited credit offers and make the creditors more accountable for their actions.
