Do you think this is just another scam?

"DBG Group Inc. 800 Belle Terre PKWY Suite 200 P.M.B 404 Palm Coast FL 32164."
Does anyone know how I'd be able to find out if this company is real or just another scam?
It's one of those letter mailing company's.
I have never actually done one before, have you?

It's a scam.

Please see the list of scams below.

(I hope this helps you).

The Work at Home Jobs You Don't Want

Assembly Jobs - No, you can't make lots of money assembling craft kits or any other type of kits. You can waste money on a package to get you started though.

Data Entry Jobs - You'll see lots of listings for data entry jobs. They are usually either positions posting ads or a sales pitch for a kit that will get you started.

Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) which involves recruiting new people, and more new people, to sell the product. If all you are doing is trying to find more people to do what you're doing, keep in mind that there are probably thousands of other people attempting to do the same thing. None of them are getting rich.

Online Businesses - Do you want to start your own online business and get rich? Be very wary of these type of ads too. What you will do is end up paying for a guide to working at home which duplicates information you can find free.

Posting Ads - There are lots of ads saying workers are needed to post ads on online bulletin boards and forums. You don't get paid to post, rather you may get paid if other people sign-up.

Processing Claims - In order to get "hired" you'll need to buy equipment, software and pay for training.

Stuffing Envelopes - Believe it, or not, there are still people saying that you can earn $3 or $4 per envelope to stuff them. You can't. All major companies have postage machines which stuff, sort and meter mail.

The winner in the scam contest are the sites that offer to sell provide you with information on only legitimate work at home jobs - for a nominal fee, of course. Don't do it!

Great answer from Michael K.
The easy short answer is:
I you were contacted out of the blue.
AND / OR
It sounds too good to be true,
IT IS A SCAM
The ones from Nigeria asking to help get money out of the country just crack me up.

You want to bin it, if they were any good they would have a e-mail address so that you could check them out.

To answer I saw this as well, Why would they offer to pay you first before you mail their ads? And then ask for a registration fee. Just take the registration fee out of my first mailings.

To tell you the truth.. I am going through the same thing.. I saw this ad in the newspaper and I called it.. They had sent me a letter.. So I was reading it and the thing that caught my attention was that they had wrote that I would recieve the money first and I would get the product later.. I mean.. that does sound convincing.. but life is about taking risks.. SO i guess I'm going to take that risk.. and to be honest with you.. I live in Philadelphia.. and there are a lot of workers who work in factories doing these kind of things working with the envelope process.. I mean.. if I do recieve the check.. and i would go to my bank to see if it would clear first.. so when I find out.. I will let you know

What are they offering to do for you, or what do they want you to do for them? If it involves you paying them money up front for something, then it's a scam, 110% guaranteed.

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