When dollars light up like those neon lights in Vegas, surely, there's no way you would say nay to assembly jobs. Moreover, it appears to be more of a real job, considering that you have to be really good when it comes to assembling items, including dolls, toys, and Craft Projects.

However, like other work-at-home scams, you have to spend for a very small fee, after which you will be sent with the parts that need to be assembled as well as the instructions. It does sound good at first until you start hearing feedbacks that your work doesn't really meet their standards.

To say things plainly, these companies earn through their kits, not by what you have made. Bottom line is that you're left with a piece of work that you may never have a chance of selling.