Tiny Details, a Home Assembly Company

My Experience with This Work-At-Home Opportunity

If you have searched the Internet looking for home assembly opportunities, you have probably come across Tiny Details, a company in Groton, NY that makes dollhouse miniature accessories. Perhaps you also looked them up on sites like RipOffReport and Better Business Bureau, like I did, and wondered whether you should risk sending $55 as a deposit that Tiny Details requires from home assemblers in order to start. Well, I chose to give it a try.

When my mother moved in with us after dad's unexpected passing, she desperately needed something to occupy herself with to help her cope with the grief. However, she did not want to do something useless, like crafts that would end up packed away in a closet. Crafts supplies cost money, and mom is not the kind of a person who would waste money just because she needs something to do; she would much rather work and earn. Thus I embarked on a search of a legitimate work-at-home company (despite having unsuccessfully searched before and despite my husband's verdict that they were all scams).

I came across Tiny Details, and it sounded perfect. The items they gave out to home assemblers to work on - miniature books, magazines, playing cards, tea boxes, calendars - looked very cute and fun to make. They did not require any special skills, most of the work consisted of cutting, folding, and gluing. I figured that with patience and accuracy, which both mom and I have in good supply, making these should not be a problem. The company warned that the items were very small, 1/12 of the regular size, and therefore home assemblers needed to have good eyesight. Mom had a large magnifying glass, so we thought she was well prepared.