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John asks…

I just got an email from careerbuilder.com – is it legit?

It says it’s that a company called Hill International has reviewed my information from careerbuilder.com and is offering me a job. It is a work at home job, and one of the requirements is the employee must have a good credit score. It goes on to say that if I am interested, I have to reply to the email. It also says that to speed up the hiring process I can go to their website, www.TheBizz1.cc, and apply for the job there. The only thing is, on their application it asks for my Social Security number (as most employment applications do). I don’t want to go around giving that information unless this is a legitimate offer. Have any of you heard of this company or worked for them, and if so, is it any good?
BTW: the website says the position is a work-at-home position. They have you physically go out and place orders for clients who are having trouble getting certain products. It says you will place the orders with your own credit card(s) (AFTER they’ve given you the money), and you keep like 5% of the order total. The company guarantees you will make $2000/month.
This is the address it came from:

noreply_position4380@careerbuilder.com

The thing is, I don’t remember if I’ve ever signed up with them, but it’s very possible I could have, since I was looking for a work-at-home job at one time.

admin answers:

Requiring a credit score in which you are giving a total stranger your social security number is very suspicious and overall, Hill International sounds like a total scam. Nevertheless, do a search on Google.com for “Hill International scam” and see what comes up.

Good luck!

Mandy asks…

What if a job I’m applying for wants to talk to my current employer?

I’ve been employed for close to five years at my current job. It’s at a very small business. My employer has known I’ve been pregnant for several months. When I recently spoke to them about maternity leave and my return to work schedule, I tried to discuss with them a work from home schedule (1-2 days a week) for after my maternity leave, I received “we’ll really have to think about this” as an answer. Note too that my job is pretty much answering emails – something I could very easily do in any setting.

Having this up in the air has really got me concerned. Based on past experience, I have a strong feeling that I’m not going to get an answer either way for quite some time, and I need to start planning now.

So, with this major dissapointment from my employer (and my generally unhappy opinion of my current job) I’ve decided to start looking for a new one. I went to the employment website for a large local employer and went to fill out their online application. This application requires me to fill out the name of my current supervisor and his/her contact information and notes that they have the right to contact them during the application review process. Since I’m still employed at my current job – and may very well keep it if I’m allowed to work from home – I don’t feel comfortable sharing this information. I don’t want to tell my current employer I’m looking for a job elsewhere, and at the same time, I don’t want to avoid applying for any jobs at this new potential employer. What do you think I should do?

admin answers:

I can understand where you’re coming from. I am currently in a job where i’ve realized the company is not in-sync with my long-term career goals, so i’ve taken it upon myself to look for a new job.

I’ve filled out a number of applications.. All of which require me to list my current employer, supervisor and their contact info. Your application is the first impression an employer gets of you- the last thing you want to do is provide inaccurate information, or lie. What I have done (for all my applications) is listed my employer info as accurately as I could. Then, in the job description, or in the “reason for leaving” section I wrote, “EMPLOYER MAY BE CONTACTED UPON OFFER OF EMPLOYMENT,” or “EMPLOYER MAY BE CONTACTED UPON ACCEPTANCE OF EMPLOYMENT OFFER.”

Most employers know that applicants may be job searching without their current employers knowledge. And, I would like to think that they wouldn’t go out of the way to reach out to your current employer unless they interviewed and met with you first and saw you as a potential candidate..

Marie asks…

I need help, Is this a scam job?

I inquired about a job on craigslist and this is the email I received. My email marked it as spam and I am just curious if others think it is a scam. I don’t want to get involved with anything that is risky!
Attn:

Hope you’re having a pleasant day today, I am in search of dependable individual with a high pedigree to help me handle my Business errands. Do take time to go through this introductory mail and feel free to pass any questions on.PETER KING is My name. I have been a photographer for over 30 years and also has been teaching photography for 20 years. I bring a unique teaching style to students which will guarantee creative and fun learning by all student photographers while elevating them to new, exciting photographic heights that they have only dreamed of.I often conduct LIVE slide/talk lectures on Understanding Exposure, the Art of Seeing, Macro Photography and Photographing People throughout the USA,CANADA, Great Britain and Asia.At the moment, I am in a work-ship in the Great Britain.I will be here for a month after which I will fly down to TURKEY for a Live-slide/talk show lectures with some students.

YOUR DUTIES AS MY PERSONAL ASSISTANT.

While I am out of the states,I need some one who can stand in the gap for me.His/her duties will be:

-To receive letters and mails on my behalf.

-Receive Payments from clients who want to attend the forth coming workshops or Live shows.

-Schedule appointments for me.

-Book my flight tickets. Send letters and mails from my clients.

This position is home-based and flexible part time job,you can be in any location you will be working from your home doing all the activities.All you need do is to check your emails twice daily and keep your phone on most times in case I might need to call you from anywhere I may be.I do have a number of things you could help me with this week if you will be available to start.This can act as a stable foundation to our working relationship.Let me know if you have any of the office equipment (If not),I will make arrangements to send them to your address

Printer:

Personal Laptop/Desktop:

Internet Access:

Scanner:

Fax machine:

Laminator:

Paper Cutter:

For proper review(since i am not available now to set up a face-to-face interview) supply out correctly the information below .

FULL NAME :

Full Street Address(Not PO Box) :

City, State, Zip Code:

Age:

Present Occupation:

Cell Phone Number:

Home Phone Number:

Email:

Scanned copy of your IDYou can provide that later when you are employed)

Note: It will be of added advantage if you can provide 2 references from your past employments.

QUALIFICATION:

-Educational background is not a criteria.

-You must be Organized and able to take instructions well Dependable, Reliable, Trustworthy a must

-Must have excellent English language skills (both spoken and written)

-Have great work ethic and attitude, as well as people skills, pay-attention to detail, capable of multi-
tasking, and works well understress at times.

Benefits:

- Yearly performance bonus

- Paid vacation/sick/personal days

- Medical benefits

Salary:
$400 weekly($1,600 monthly)

Also,there will be compensation for efficiency and hard working.

PETER KING Photography

PETER KING

admin answers:

100% scam.

There is no job.

There is only a scammer trying to steal your hard-earned money.

The next email will be from another of the scammer’s fake names and free email addresses pretending to be the “secretary/assistant/accountant” and will demand you cash a large fake check sent on a stolen UPS/FedEx billing account number and send 90-95% of the money via Western Union or moneygram back to the scammer posing as the “supply company” while you “keep” 5%-10%. When your bank realizes the check is fake and it bounces, you get the real life job of paying back the bank for the bounced check fees and all the bank’s money you sent to an overseas criminal.

Or the next email will be from another of the scammer’s fake names and free email addresses pretending to be the “assistant” and will demand you accept packages purchased with stolen credit cards at YOUR home address. Then you are suppose to use a stolen UPS/FedEx billing account number to send the electronics, clothing and jewelry overseas. When the websites, credit card owners and UPS/FedEx discover the fraud, you get the real life job of paying back all of them. Then the local law enforcement comes knocking asking why are you fencing stolen merchandise for someone you never met, don’t know their real life name and have no idea even what country they really live in.

Western Union and moneygram do not verify anything on the form the sender fills out, not the name, not the street address, not the country, not even the gender of the receiver, it all means absolutely nothing. The clerk will not bother to check ID and will simply hand off your cash to whomever walks in the door with the MTCN# and question/answer. Neither company will tell the sender who picked up the cash, at what store location or even in what country your money walked out the door. Neither company has any kind of refund policy, money sent is money gone forever.

Now that you have responded to a scammer, you are on his ‘potential sucker’ list, he will try again to separate you from your cash. He will send you more emails from his other free email addresses using another of his fake names with all kinds of stories of great jobs, lottery winnings, millions in the bank and desperate, lonely, sexy singles. He will sell your email address to all his scamming buddies who will also send you dozens of fake emails all with the exact same goal, you sending them your cash via Western Union or moneygram.

Do you know how to check the header of a received email? If not, you could google for information. Being able to read the header to determine the geographic location an email originated from will help you weed out the most obvious scams and scammers. Then delete and block that scammer. Don’t bother to tell him that you know he is a scammer, it isn’t worth your effort. He has one job in life, convincing victims to send him their hard-earned cash.

Whenever suspicious or just plain curious, google everything, website addresses, names used, companies mentioned, phone numbers given, all email addresses, even sentences from the emails as you might be unpleasantly surprised at what you find already posted online. You can also post/ask here and every scam-warner-anti-fraud-busting site you can find before taking a chance and losing money to a scammer.

6 “Rules to follow” to avoid most fake jobs:
1) Job asks you to use your personal bank account and/or open a new one.
2) Job asks you to print/mail/cash a check or money order.
3) Job asks you to use Western Union or moneygram in any capacity.
4) Job asks you to accept packages and re-ship them on to anyone.
5) Job asks you to pay visas, travel fees via Western Union or moneygram.
6) Job asks you to sign up for a credit reporting or identity verification site.

Avoiding all jobs that mention any of the above listed ‘red flags’ and you will miss nearly all fake jobs. Only scammers ask you to do any of the above. No. Exceptions. Ever. For any reason.

If you google “fake UK job”, “fraud personal assistant Western Union scam” or something similar you will find hundreds of posts from victims and near-victims of this type of scam.

Ken asks…

Does this job sound legitimate?? I took out some of the basic information.?

This is the email I received….

Dear Keri
My name is James. Today i received your Training Application with pre-interview form and after detailed review your information with your Resume from CareerBuilder, i have processed your application and accept you for our training program.

During one week i will be your personal manager in iCommerce training. After the training you will be employed to the company and will work from local office in full-time position or from home in part-time position. With office direction, thats 8 miles close to your house, i will provide you on Frist Training day in second part of the training.
My office phone number is +1 (???) ??? ????, i am at office from 9:00 AM till 4:00 PM daily. If am out of office on business conference or lunch, please leave me voice mail and i’ll call back you during few hours.

It will be more easily to provide you with information about training, our company database and finance system access, if you will setup Google Talk program.
If you never used it, that wouldn’t be a problem. Go to the http://www.google.com/talk/ and download the program, setup and register a new account. It is free, you dont need to pay for anything.
I prefer using the instant messaging service because of the time-sensitive tasks. The e-mail is too slow for our purposes, and the phone conversations and all information about training would cost too much.
When you will setup your account, please provide me with your Google E-mail account, i’ll add you in my contact list and we can chat for free.

INFORMATION ABOUT FIRST TRAINING DAY

Because you will work in Customer Service for iCommerce clients, first training day will be in iCommerce services for the Western Union system. During the training you will understand how it all works and how you must assist company clients in Customer Service if they will have a questions during transactions and operations.

Tomorrow you will receive money for the training from our company side directly to your bank account. Out of this money you will take payment for your job and benefits (payment for your home internet and cell phone bills). Another money you will use for training transaction in iCommerce to company client. Like this you will understand how our clients processing transactions, how you must to assist them when you will be employed in iCommerce section and also will get valid MTCN number with receipt to access company database with your personal local manager in office location (tomorrow, after first part of the training in iCommerce i will process your information and provide you with any available local managers in your area)

Please call me at office (???) ??? ???? and provide me with your checking and routing account numbers, i will process your information.
Also setup Google talk account and provide it to me in email, i’ll add you in my contact list and will inform you by it about our training process, company database access, amount that company sent you for the training and other information.

I will wait for your information today during the day.

Our First Training Day we be held like in instructions:
—————
- You will receive and withdraw money from company side for the training in iCommerce section
- We will done our training in iCommerce section for the Western Union to understand how you must assist company clients during all operations and you will get valid MTCN number and receipt
- I’ll process your information and provide you with any available local managers in your area
- You will meet face to face with your local manager for the second part of the training in iCommerce section and will use MTCN number to access our Financial operations control system. You will get company manager ID card and your dental and medical coverage card.

Please take with you your photo 3×4 (like on passport), your local manager will need it for your Manager ID card.
—————

Yours respectfully,
James,
Company Personal Manager, International Finance Corporation

Should I continue with this company??

This is the company website: http://www.ifc.org/

admin answers:

Did you apply for this job?
Did you post a resume on Career Builder? (I hope not)
did you actually look at their web-site?
What in the e-mail you received relates to this company?

It is not uncommon for scammers/spammers to include legitimate links to websites and to “steal” the names of businesses for their illegal activity.

Unsolicited e-mails are SCAMS

Davina asks…

Do I have the right to a review/raise at work?

Here’s the situation – I have worked with the company I am working for as an in-house accountant since December of 2005. I quite my job in August of 2009 to move 100 miles away & help with our family business, but I was asked by my old boss to consider coming back to work for him in April of 2010. The girl they hired in my position wasn’t doing a good job so they asked me to work for them again. It was do-able for me to work for the old boss again because I am able to dial into their server and work from my home office just the same as I was working for him before (which is necessary since I”m now 100 miles away from the office). I do have the advantage of flexable hours now because I work from home & the boss trusts me that I do a good job & will do quality work for him… which I do. But everyone else at the company received a review last month & a raise – except for me! Even though I work from home I should still have the right to a review, right? Any suggestions on how I ask for a review? I would also expect a raise since I feel I do a good job & we recently opened up a new branch office that has put extra work on me lately! I don’t think this is fair; but I’m so shy asking for reviews/raises! By the way, I think I’m underpaid to begin with; I took a cut in pay when I came back to work for them! As a sole in-house accountant for a company with 5 locations I am only getting paid $31,200 a year right now! And yes, I am the only accountant for all 5 branches. I feel like I’m only getting paid 1/2 of what I’m worth – which is why the new girl they hired in my place before didn’t work out – they don’t pay enough money to get a quality accountant & I’m too nice to say no or put up a stink about my wages!

admin answers:

You do not.

Bob asks…

Should I accept job offer?

I currently work for a health insurance company in Philadelphia, PA (we’ll label that Job A). I recently got a job offer at MTV in NY (we’ll label that Job B). I’m wondering if it’s worth accepting given the pros and cons list provided below.

***** Job A *****
+ working there for 1.5 years
+ co-workers are great
+ current management is relaxed and very flexible
+ on-site gym is a nice perk
+ benefits aren’t bad. typical medical, dental, vision, 10 paid holidays (depending on year)
+ 7.5 hr per day (37.5 hr per week) instead of the typical 8 hr per day (40 hr per week). my typical day is from 9 AM – 5 PM, with a 30 min lunch break.
+ 135 total hrs to be used for either personal, vacation and sick days, which breaks down to 18 days. we’re also allowed to carry over up to 37.5 hrs (5 days) of unused time.
+ we are allowed to “buy” an extra 5 days of vacation, which is essentially unpaid time off. we can “return” any unused days back to the company and get our money back.
~ taking Septa bus is cheap, but takes anywhere from 30 – 50 minute commute one way due to traffic and various bus stops
~ although the work isn’t too boring due to various projects, i would like to work in a different industry.
- company is unstable due to economy, healthcare reform and a pretty huge business venture that failed. as a result, there has been constant internal reorganization, layoffs, employees leaving for other jobs and employees taking early retirement packages. There is supposedly another round of layoffs this coming June.
- as a result of above, company’s profit margins are very slim. there were no salary increases and only a 1% bonus given regardless of positive or negative performance review.
- as a result of stability concerns, work environment isn’t the greatest and employee morale is low
- tuition reimbursement went from unlimited annually to $3000 annually. :(

***** Job B *****
+ MTV! lol. for me, it’s an industry change from healthcare to media, which i think i would enjoy.
+ no official dress code; most employees wear jeans, sneakers and t-shirts to work everyday unless you have a meeting w/ clients, upper management, etc
+ typical medical, dental and vision packages, 10 paid holidays
+ every other Friday off in summer from Memorial Day through Labor Day
+ 10 vacation days, 4 personal days and 10 sick days = 24 days off per year. allowed to carryover half of any unused time as long as it does not exceed 10 days.
+ annual 5% bonus target (depending on own performance and company performance). same applies for salary increases
+ the team and the bosses (i met with directors, VP and SVP) seemed very relaxed and easy-going.
+ compared to Job A, tuition reimbursement is $10,000 annually
~ salary isn’t exactly what i was looking for, especially for a position in NY and is only a couple thousand more than what i currently make.
~ compared to my current job, core hours are from 9:30 AM – 6:30 PM (8 hour work, 1 hour lunch), but can leave early if work is completed and/or if lunch isn’t taken away from desk
- TRAVEL!! if i commute from Philly, i’m looking at a 2.5 hours one way (1/2 hour to get to bus station, 1.5 – 2 hours for bus ride to NY). so i’m looking at 5 hours spent each day on commuting. i am looking into possibly renting a studio to stay a couple nights of the week. so a typical day would be me leaving home by 6:30, catch a bus or train around 7 – 7:30 AM, get to NY by 9 – 9:30. then assuming i leave offices at 6:30, catch bus/train at 7 PM, back in philly by 9 PM and home around 9:30 PM. repeat for remaining days of the week.
- i have a 1 year old daughter and traveling or staying in a studio in NY will result in loss of family time. to comprimise, i could stay in NY mon-thurs. the only time i would travel is monday morning, thursday night back to Philly and Friday back to and from work.
- the difference in salary and then some will go right back into traveling and/or rent in NY.
- no relocation reimbursement

both jobs are pretty similar, the biggest difference is a title change. i was a consultant before traveling to various cities, but that was only traveling at the beginning and the end of the week with all expenses paid.

i really would like to accept as i want a change in industry, which will open doors to other opportunities outside of healthcare. but i also don’t know how long i’ll last if i have to travel everday. the team and upper management really liked me, but can’t negotiate a higher salary or other benefits due to budget constraints. if i decline, they’ll go with a back up candidate.

what are your thoughts and suggestions? if you need any additional details, let me know.

admin answers:

For me 5 hours commuting is way too much time and (for me) it would be exhausting. You may regret missing that time with your daughter. You have done the right thing by thinking this out, but of course the ultimate decision is yours.

Best wishes and good luck!

Daniel asks…

Has anyone done this? Is this a scam?

A company by the name of JPL Independent & Co LTD contacted me via e-mail if I was interested in a job with them. The job would allow me to work from home. By going over their web site http://jplindependent.org/index.php it seemed good to me so I agreed. They don’t ask for money what so ever only for my contact information and Bank account number to which they will deposit my paycheck too. So I e-mailed them back the completed application and my resume. They emailed me back to day telling me my training start tomorrow and via internet so one will be contacting me as well. If I have any questions to call this number (781) 241 9930. Well, I called and its not a working # and 781 area code appears to be located in Lexington, MA, when the website indicates the company is located in Buxton, Derbyshire overseas. Now am scared because they have my personal information and account # (not my SS# though). What can I do? Or What should I do? i dont want to know about any other work from home site, only if this is a scam!

Also they e-mailed me these instructions:

TRAINING COURSE BASIC INFORMATION/
The training days don’t have to be consecutive (you can make breaks
for one or several days if it’s necessary).
Your application was reviewed by the Human Resource Department and your candidacy
was approved. After you complete the free training course company guarantees your
employment within one business day.
Your daily raining wage: $50.00 (the money that you receive in the beginning of each
training day
as compensation for your time and all the expenses associated with the training -
transport,
phone, Internet connection etc.). If for technical reasons your training has to be postponed
you receive the training wage as well.
The course is distant, except for two personal meetings with one of company’s managers
in your city. While passing the course you will be permanently assisted by the phone.
While studying, you will permanently move from the easiest to more complicated levels.
Each lesson contains a theoretical and a practical part. Everyday you will receive studying materials that
you should earn and streng then your knowledge by passing tests.
The training course starts with familiarizing with payment systems. During the first three training days you
will get familiarized with all the payment systems that interact with ECSS system. Besides learning theory
you will practice with performing elementary operations (sending/receiving money, depositing on account
etc.) to be able to answer clients questions and consult them in real time.
NOTE: You don’t have to use any personal money for the training purposes. *
The 10-day training course includes the following stages:
Day 1. Initial professional level check. Familiarization with payment systems (MoneyGram, Western Union
). Day 2. Paypal. Bank accounts.
Day 3. Other payment systems. Installation of ECSS-Client.
Day 4. ECSS-Client: Requests handling.
Day 5. ECSS-Client: Databases.
Day 6. ECSS-Client: Reports.
Day 7. ECSS: B2B- and B2C- applications.
Day 8. ECSS: Exchanges between payment systems.
Day 9. Workday rehearsal 1..
Day 10. Workday rehearsal 2.
* Money for the training you will receive to an account that you specify along with your daily training w
age.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE 1ST TRAINING DAY
1. Your personal manager calls you to confirm that everything is ready for the start of y
our training and money for practicing with elementary operations and your training
wage are available on the account that you have specified.
2. You call your personal manager after withdrawing the total amount.* $50 you
should take for yourself as your personal training wage
and the rest of the amount you will use for
practicing with MoneyGram and Western Union payment systems.
3. Then you go to the nearest MoneyGram location to perform an international transact
ion using
the data from the FORM1 (you will receive the necessary information from your personal
manager).
NOTE: You should pay attention to all the details of the process to be able to answe
r any question about MoneyGram and consult clients in real time.
The Receipt that you get from the MoneyGram managers has to be saved.
Then you contact your personal manager to give out the MoneyGram data for your trainin
g partner and to find out the approximate time when you are going to receive the money b
ack via
Western Union payment system. When your training partner receives your transaction an
d sends it back,
your personal manager contacts you to give you the data for receiving the money.
4.Then you go to the nearest Western Union branch to receive your partner’s transactio
n. You will use this money for t he next lesson. The receipt that you receive from
Western Union managers should be saved.
NOTE: You should pay attention to all the details of the process to be able to answe
r any question about Western Union and consult clients in real time .
5. Then yo

admin answers:

Call your bank NOW,change your bank account number NOW and do not EVER give this information out to anyone EVER again.You have fallen for a scam.

Jane asks…

Why the HELL havn’t I been FIRED!!?

WTF …WHY won’t they FIRE ME already?
So for the past six months I have been working in sales at a kids radio station. The product is total BS and doesn’t work. The station manager had to lie to me to get me to come work there telling me that I would be given active accounts when all they want me to do is cold call from the yellow pages. The funny thing is, they pay me a guaranteed base salary of 35K. I have no set schedule, I show up when I want, leave when I want. I have the option to “work from home“. I haven’t really sold much since I’ve been there partly because the product is crap, partly because I refuse to be a telemarketer, and partly because of the economy. The funny thing is, they keep threatening to fire us salespeople but only give warnings and never follow through with it. I mean they’ve paid me all this money and I literally do NOTHING..I show my face in the office for a couple hours every day…get bitched at for not selling…have performance reviews where I just say “I’m trying” and nod my head. a month ago they put me on “probation” during which time they wanted me to produce about 20k in cold calling sales “or else” I sold zero…..I thought today would have been it…and it wasn’t…NOTHING HAPPENED? They asked if I wanted to leave, and I said “No” LOL. I can’t afford to just walk out. Why don’t they just let me go…this is a joke! Any thoughts? It’s not that I am lazy, its just that I am angry that I was decieved into taking the job. There’s something weird with the whole situation.

admin answers:

Why the HELL havn’t I been FIRED!!?
Good question…………your as* should be gone, they definitely have “cause” SO
someone must like you and think you are doing something right.
They obviously feel you have potential and realize times are tough.
Perhaps they are counting on the economy turning around and then you will become productive. From what you state here you are not worthy of that belief and will never be willing to put forth the effort to be successful.

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Jane asks…

work from home online jobs?

okay so ive been looking for an online job that i can work from home with and i actually found one! i was wondering if anyone has heard of this company or if its just another scam that i need to look out for!! my husband says its sounds great but that it might be too good to be true.

in the company im virtually the over-seas book keeper and the email stated.

this is the initial email i got read it and tell me what you think please[[in the email it will also state the name of the company]]

[[NAME OF THE COMPANY]]
RIVA STAR INDUSTRIAL COMPANY LIMITED
> > Riva House,
> > Limewood Approach,
> > Seacroft Leeds,
> > West Yorks,
> > LS141NG
> > United Kingdom

[[FIRST EMAIL I GOT]]
My name is Micheal Bickham I was born in New York
> and
> > I’m 50 years old, i Am presently in france for
> work and
> > we are looking for a Male or Female representative,
> who can
> > be working for us as a par time worker and earn $400
> per
> > week. We are happy to inform you that this would not
> affect
> > Your present state of work but rather get the extra
> cash
> > into your wallet. Our main factory is located in UK
> while we
> > extract the raw materials needed for the manufacturing
> of
> > fabrics from UK, Asia and South Americans, We produce
> > standard articles for the promotional, catering, hotel
> and
> > laundry trades. We are also able to manufacture to our
> > customers specific design requirements. As our main
> area of
> > business is the promotional market we are constantly
> working
> > with our clients on new and innovative designs and
> provide a
> > fast and flexible service. Blank Tea Towels, Cotton
> Canvas
> > Bags and Cotton Drill Aprons are our most popular
> products
> > used by screen printers and
> > embroiderers for tourism, schools, special events and
> > promotions.
> > We are in need of a representative, someone who is
> honest,
> > sincere, trustworthy, capable and reliable that would
> help
> > us receive payments from our customers. The reason why
> we
> > need this rep is that the cost of coming down and get
> those
> > payments is very expensive, we can spend up 2,500
> dollars on
> > every trip,(feeding, accommodation and flight tickets)
> so we
> > need a representative who will be handling that
> aspect.
> > We are willing to pay you $400 per week , and you can
> still
> > keep your
> > regular job while you work for us All you have to do
> is
> > help us receive payments from our customers. These
> payments
> > May com in Check, Cashiers Check, Money Order and
> Travelers
> > Check, or International Money Orders base on what our
> client
> > decides to pay with. and they would come to you in
> your
> > name, because you’re the one to get them cashed,
> so all
> > you need do is cash the payment in your bank or
> cashing
> > point, or any cashing store, you will earn $400 per
> week for
> > doing this for us.All we need now is your trust and
> you will
> > work with us. It would not cost you any amount, you
> are to
> > receive are payments which will be sent to you by post
> from
> > our business partners, or those mailed to us in our
> location
> > will be sent out to you. These are the
> Information’s
> > required from you if you are interested in this part
> time
> > job.
> >

thanks so much
thanks for everyone that awnsered so far!

as far as depositing it to MY bank account
i dont have one hahahaha and i told the person that and he said to cash it at a check cashing place so thats what i intend on doing.

dang well apperently theyve already sent the first check and it should be here soon so what do i do?? i guess ill just tell whoever delivers it that the person doesnt live here hahahaha

thanks everyone

admin answers:

Hmm never heard of it..but it might be real…or a scam?

Http://www.data-wales.co.uk/ni_fake_jobs.htm

i found them at this site and it says “fake job scams”

Riva Paoletti Ltd, Riva House, Limewood Approach, Seacroft Leeds, West Yorks, LS141NG riva_paoletti92@yahoo.com. Guangzhou Petshine Trading Co., petshine_tradingcompany1@yahoo.com.cn. N Brown Group plc, Griffin House, 40 Lever Street, Manchester, M60 6ES, Charles Desmond, churchgatesbiz@googlemail.com. Dr Kelly Bryan drkellybryan@gmail.com. HILLSDOWN HOLDINGS, HILLSDOWN HOUSE, 32 HAMPSTEAD HIGH STREET, LONDON NW2 1QD, . KEITH CERAMIC MATERIALS LTD kcmprocurement@gmail.com .

So i guess its fake….

Joseph asks…

Pls suggest some genuine sites on net from which i can do online work??

Please suggest me some genuine sites on net from which i can do online work from home as earlier i could not find any of the sites which were later suggested to me as they only wanted money for registering or wanted refferals.i can’t pay and i don’t know anybody to refer.plsss suggest some genuine sites who mean work and pays you for your work and not for reffering people.

admin answers:

U can earn online some money .you can only consider those as part time earnings and cant rely on those.
Check

http://www.paidsurvey4indians.blogspot.com/

Elizabeth asks…

what are some easy jobs to do from home besides those online work from home. jobs like babysitting, etc.?

or jobs you can do in your spare time when not at work?

admin answers:

Well in your spare time you can try the advertising programs by google.
They are really good and i also earned a nice amount to spend on my needs along with my pocket money.
And you can also work whenever you want to…
Just make a website and start earning. No investment if you start with a blog.

Official website: www.google.com/adsense

You can also get considerable amount of info. Thru this link

http://theadsenseinsider.blogspot.com

No spam. Neat stuff

good luck!!!

Caroline asks…

work from home, without scam – need your valuable advice?

want scam free online work from home

admin answers:

Well, the only type of income your going to make from a home job is minimum wage. After taxes are taken out your take home becomes below minimum wage. If you need more then that, then I suggest you look into home based business opportunities. You have the same income as a traditional business without all the over head expenses. What you make, is what you do with your business.
I know of a really good article on home based jobs. It talkes about a couple different places where you can go and apply. You might want to take a look at the article and see if you can do what they employers are asking. It also has information on home based businesses incase that’s the route your wanting to go. It’s up to you.
I know quite a few people who have home jobs, as well as quite a few people who have home based businesses. From personal experience as well as seeing people I know, having an online business I think would be best for you. It has a better income opportunity for you. But if you want something solid and you don’t have to build up, then a minimum wage home based job online would be what you would want.

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Questions & Answers On Work From Home Reviews Scams

Mandy asks…

ELM JOB SCAM PROBLEM.. WHAT DO I DO/?

Dear xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,

We have reviewed your resume and would like to consider you for the position of administrative assistant/sales support. You’ll work at the convenience of your home, part-time.

ELM, a luxury goods company, presents the best off-season luxury finds from the most prestigious international designers and collectibles from the rarest collections at irresistible prices.

Candidates for the job should possess excellent organizational skills as well as the ability to efficiently multi-task. Ideal candidates have a strong focus on day-to-day operational excellence, and a personal style that builds trust, and inspires loyalty. The candidate should be motivated, proactive, be able to learn and adapt quickly.

Other duties of the Administrative Assistant/Sales Support include, but are not limited to:

• Incorporating effective priorities for the virtual office function
• Administer day-to-day financial responsibilities for clients
• Reporting online daily
• Preparing brief summary reports, and weekly financial reports

Salary part-time: 1,800GBP/month, plus commission.

In the attachments you will find the agreement with a detailed job description. If you are interested in this trial period, which will last for one month, during which you will receive training, salary, and commission, please see the attached agreement. Upon successful completion of the trial period you will receive a contract to continue working with ELM, have an option to change from part-time to full-time or continue working part-time.

Please read carefully the trial period agreement, complete, sign, and
forward back to us either via email or by fax +1-949-271-5615. If you have any questions please email.

Thank You,
Sandra Molins

I recieved this email from EML, Right ill cut the chase they paid 1300 into my account saturday i redrew £300, saturday, £300 sunday… the £600 i used £580 was used to pay off debts I owed to several amounts of people.. Not a penny of that i have used for myself at all it was all used for to pay off debts….My account has been blocked online i know i done wrong and i want to know whats going to happen to me.. I am going to go the bank tomorrow to sort this situation out… I dont mind paying back the 600 i just needed to get so many people of my case…. Anyone give me help on what to do… my banks halifax by the way

admin answers:

They sent you a phony bank check for 1300 pounds. Now you have to pay the bank bank. How can you fall for someone hiring you by email without an interview or a resume. It looks like you were complicit in this illegal transaction.

Paul asks…

real or scam on craigslist?

i just got this email from this guy. is this real or not?

Am looking for a Good time Nanny to take care home!!!!

How many experience you have…!!!!

WORK HISTORY..!!!

Looking forward in hearing from you!!

$320 weekly…!!!

experience as a nanny and over years of experience in childcare and Old!!!

If You are Interested Please forward your resume for More info and review!!!

Greetings

Michael Verry

admin answers:

Be careful as 90% of nanny jobs online are scams. Do not give any personal information in your resume and don’t give your regular phone number. The best thing to do when looking for jobs online is to set up a new email just for this purpose and if you can get a Pay as you Go phone so they don’t have your real number in case they are a scammer. Never give your home address or home phone number to anyone – perverts can post fake nanny jobs as they know these jobs attract single young women.

You can tell that ad was not written by a native English speaker, probably some scammer in Nigeria. The fact that he starts a sentence with “Am looking” instead of “I am looking” is normally the sign of a Nigerian scam

If they won’t meet you in person to interview you, it’s a scam. If you get an email back with loads of personal questions for you to answer, or they say they are out of town and want to hire you know, you’ll know it’s a scam as that’s how they all start. Nobody will ever hire a nanny online without meeting them first. Nobody will offer you money before you start (typical money mule scam). And you shouldn’t give personal information until you have met the family and done a bit of your own research. Even if this is real, who is to say they haven’t gone through 6 nannies in the past year because their children are terrors and the parents are just as bad

Rachel asks…

Visitation Drama and Questions-Please Help!!!?

I have a son with my ex. I just filed a state hearing for child support and they are supposed to be working on putting him in contempt for not paying. Not too long ago he requested a review of his child support. I’m not working but my husband is 7 days a wk full time to support me and HIS kid. He is working and supporting him and helping me raise him but apparently has no rights? What about HIS rights to see his stepson? Why aren’t those acknowledged when he takes the responsibility for a child who isn’t even his blood?

I’m still looking for a career after college graduation last summer.

Not too long ago he sent out a visitation complaint as he has not seen my son in 2 months. My son’s behavior seems to have improved by having a stable home and like my mother in law said “he knows where he’s going to sleep at night”. I just talked to an attorney and he basically thinks he will get visitation.

My son’s father is a HS dropout, lives at home with his mother who harasses me and my family with slander letters, sent postcards to my mom at work at the hospital, records conversations, etc. They are crazy. He was supposed to get charged with felony theft from listing items on Ebay that didn’t exist but it got thrown out with no evidence. (Even though I know he did it after we broke up and before we were together). A detective investigating him showed me video of his mom and mom’s bf driving up and down my road of where me, my husband and son live. This alone scares me as this is supposed to be private and makes me think they have kidnapping plans.

My ex doesn’t work and has no license (taken away for not paying support), his car got repo’d, and his mom’s bf would probably pick up and drop off my son. The attorney told me I could try to make them do most of the driving being that he’s not paying support and they live about 50 miles away.

I wanted supervised visitation but said there is none in my county and that I’d have to pay for it and I don’t trust him or his family around my son. My ex probably isn’t even there with my son-when he got out of jail after my son was 6 mo’s old he would sit online and ignore us and go see other women while I cared for my son alone.

I think they are requesting this visitation for his mother and mom’s bf (no relation to my son) and not for my ex. I’m not sure what to do and don’t want my son around any of them. My ex has a history of domestic violence with me and other women. He hit me when I was pregnant and threw soap at my stomach when I was pregnant. He never worked when I was pregnant and none of his family ever contributed to the expensive costs of having a child.

He has a criminal record of stalking- (had 3-4 restraining orders put on him), harassment and theft online to scam people out of money but never seems to get caught. He is also a womanizer with multiple sex partners-he even gave me an STD when he got out of jail after my son was born. (Thank God I have a real man now). I’m afraid the going back and forth from home to home thing is going to hurt my son along with the relationship with my husband (his stepdad) who I am trying to grow and build as he can sometimes take off wkends but defeats the point if my son is gonna be over there. Also my son comes home for there in filthy dirty clothes, with dirt all under his nails, and unkempt. And my mom came with me to pick him up from my ex’s and the one day he was out of it in the car-didn’t make eye contact, didn’t acknowledge me or my mom, didn’t really move at all, it was like he was drugged and I don’t trust them with my son. My mom even noticed it as well and told me and I trust her opinion as an RN. I took him to the Dr. because of it but it was the next day and probably out of his system by then :-(

Plus I’m afraid they will try to keep him or if we agree to switching days or something that they will try to put me in contempt. I don’t trust anything about them and they are not the kind of people my son should be around.

He is gonna be 3 in August and doesn’t understand and plus my husband is a great dad to him and I don’t think he needs such a negative role model such as my ex around him. Plus the instabilitiy of his home I think is too hard for a child his age-but my ex and them never take that into consideration.

Also I have a wedding party coming up and better have my son with me as I will probably see a lot of family I haven’t seen in a long time and they will want to see my son.

I want to contest visitation or request it be supervised (even if I have to pay). What can I do and what are my rights? What would you do if you were me? I want my husband to eventually adopt him or at least change his name.

I know visitation with them is not in my son’s best interest. He is too young to understand and be able to deal with all the stress and drama. Please help.
I don’t have money for an attorney.
And I would’nt pay for visitation with someone my ex knows-just a neutral party and I doubt he’d go to that visitation if it was supervised which is what I want.

admin answers:

This is too long and confusing……..seek a lawyer not yahoo questions

Steve asks…

Midwest Consulting LLC – Is it a SCAM??!?

I applied for and was offered a position as an at-home data processor for Midwest Consulting LLC. If this job is for real then it would be kickass, but I have my doubts. The first of which is that they have an $18 training fee. Does anyone know anything about this company and if it’s for real?

Here’s the ad:
Job Description:

Desired Skills/Duties:
Growing company in need of order processors for online/e-commerce invoicing. We offer home-based data entry opportunities for people who would like to work from the comfort of their own home. You decide the hours that you work and the amount of money you earn. Pay will average $12-$15 / hour. You are paid immediately upon completion of order. We require that you have reliable internet access and be available to check your email at least once per day for incoming orders. You will need a valid email address (yahoo, hotmail, etc. are fine and are acceptable). No experience is necessary; however, you must have basic computer knowledge in order to download current forms. If you are ready to start earning money today, email your resume or letter of interest to us. Someone from our team will review your review your information and respond to you within 48 hours. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to hearing from you. HOW TO APPLY: Email your resume or letter of interest to: midwestconsulting.llc@gmail.com.

admin answers:

HOW TO SPOT A SCAM 101

The SCAMMERS use untraceable, free public email address .. For example “….@gmail.com”

Requirement to pay upfront fees (419 Advanced Fee fraud)

Unrealistic promises of money for (essentially) doing nothing

Nancy asks…

how much are you willing to spend on a dog ???? like the prince range ?

im asking this cause last night i came across a web site that sells puppies and they were like micro tea cup maltese,chihuahuas and yorkies and toy poodles i thought to myself that this has to be a fraud/scam cause first off there are no tea cups ,let alone micro , and second of all the prices were really ridiculous like one puppy even had a price of like almost 7.000$ and it wasn’t fake cause there were like reviews/comments from other people

and that is just ridiculous

im not a dog hater i have 2 rescue mini schnauzers at home i got them an hour before they were going to be put to sleep and i only spend 500$ on the adoption fee ( 250$ per dog) but im willing to pay like up to a 1.000$ for a dog IF i really really love the breed , not cause its a rare breed and no one else has it

next month my father is bringing home our 3rd dog its an almost 4 month old miniature bull terrier and im really excited. that dog is going to be from Poland , i was on the waiting list for over a year and a half and the price was really high for that dog it was 3.500PLN ( polish zloty ) and that is a lot that amount of money in Poland is like a 4 month salary that a middle class working family would have
in US $ its about 1.100$

admin answers:

Micro tea cups? Avoid them at ALL costs..

As for how much I’d be willing to spend? Well.. I’m going to pick up my 8 week old great dane puppy tommorrow actually (I’m sooo excited) and my husband and I are spending about $2,500. But while researching I was coming across puppies in the $7,000-$10,000 range.. All were show quality of course.

Gratz on your new puppy and good luck!

Jim asks…

Help my wife was scammed by a debt collector?

On Wednesday my wife got a call from a guy claiming he was from the IRS stating his name was Al Hobs. He stated that we misstated a 1099 form and therefore you owe us 5,687 in back taxes. I do contract work and we have mis-stated one before and it was not fun with penaltiess and interests. This Al Hobs was veryforce fulll andthreadingg saying he will butlienss on property and garnish wages he also noted it will cost us double what we owe. She told him that she should talk to me about it, he said its too late we have been trying to talk to him, He did offer he a payment of 4,000 and would consider this closed. She gave him her credit card to settle this. I got home and she told me about this I was confused and called the our tax guy. One the tax guy said it would take up to a week for me to review you document. Two the tax guy said they would send writtencorrespondencee to you on this, also the IRS never acts like Al Hobs and demands money right here and now. Tax guy advised that I should check my wifes credit card to see if was the IRS or a scam. Sure enought I checked my wifes cc transaction there was a payment of 4,000 to portfolio recovery associates. Well they have been contacting me on a debt way past the statue of limitations. Debt was charged off in 1999 as a Discover card for 1,987 and they inflated it to almost 6k. I called them up and talked to a supervisor very shady and he said that my wife agreed to make a settlement and we did not pretend to be the IRS. He did also state I will get a letter showing a it is settled and closed and he also laughed and said yes you will get a 1099-c form on they debt we forgave to you. so will IRS by the way. I told them I am going to fight this he said who will they belive a dead beat like you or us. I think us good luck. What can i do, can we dispute the charge ect. I am really p’d off.
I see all kinds of nasty on this company Portfolio Recovery Associates how can they talk to my wife anyhow as this debt was before we were married.

admin answers:

Consult an attorney!! Take all the necessary paperwork with you and explain what happened. If the debt was charged off, you may be able to re-coup your recent charge. In the meantime, report them to the Better Business Bureau.

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