If you're looking for a low-pressure gig you can do from home in the evening, you've almost certainly seen ads for the opportunity to stuff envelopes.
But don't get too excited: Envelope stuffing is a scam.
"There are hundreds of jobs posted that claim to pay you for stuffing envelopes. Sadly, there isn't a single job available that will pay you to do this," Saranya Ramanathan, a personal finance blogger at One Fine Wallet, told Business Insider.
Here's the grift: You are directed to send a small fee for instructions, after which you are instructed to recruit other people to buy the same envelope-stuffing opportunity. Like a pyramid scheme, you're only paid if other people join in.