So I answered the few questions they asked, it sounded legit until I read down and it told me to pay packet $9, which pops out right away in my skipper saying scam!
so any exprience beside the "company", heard of it, etc. heres the 2nd email.
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Answers: Yep, it's a scam.
The Step-by-Step instructions is basically asking you to appointment around to get your own customers.
Read the e-mail VERY obligingly. notice they do NOT read aloud they will give you the work, they voice they will HELP you. They talk within general expressions about the work, but they do not right to be heard it's from them.
Why don't you e-mail them and ask specifically a question approaching this
" WHO is going to give me work and earnings me? Is it you, Online-Careers, or am I responsible for getting my own customers? "
Then watch if they reply. They may not, because they presently know you're on to them.
Or they may reply and give generality like within the first e-mail. They will NOT be able to answer the press directly.
I did this once with another scam company aphorism similar things, and they sent me an e-mail with adjectives kinds of profanities once they realize I was not going to decline for it.
Funny. I am job hunting and answered their want ad, and just in a minute received that exact same email word for word. That's how I found your question, I googled 'online.career scam'. I wonder how many citizens pay the $9? I'm distinctly not going to, my thoughts...it's a total SCAM.
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so any exprience beside the "company", heard of it, etc. heres the 2nd email.
Hello! Thank you for taking the time to review and honestly answer the question. Truthfully, that was simply an exercise to see how economically you follow instructions. Most people overlook the simplest tasks, especially if they quality it’s a waste of time. I’m glad you took the time to answer the question as it shows dedication to detail which is exactly what is needed for this position. I’m happy to utter that you have be selected for this position and I look forward to helping you obtain started! This is a wonderful job opportunity working from home. It's an exciting and financially rewarding position working any P/T or F/T. From here on out, you can look to me for any support while learning the ropes! To set off working, please read the message below
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Answers: Yep, it's a scam.
The Step-by-Step instructions is basically asking you to appointment around to get your own customers.
Read the e-mail VERY obligingly. notice they do NOT read aloud they will give you the work, they voice they will HELP you. They talk within general expressions about the work, but they do not right to be heard it's from them.
Why don't you e-mail them and ask specifically a question approaching this
" WHO is going to give me work and earnings me? Is it you, Online-Careers, or am I responsible for getting my own customers? "
Then watch if they reply. They may not, because they presently know you're on to them.
Or they may reply and give generality like within the first e-mail. They will NOT be able to answer the press directly.
I did this once with another scam company aphorism similar things, and they sent me an e-mail with adjectives kinds of profanities once they realize I was not going to decline for it.
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Funny. I am job hunting and answered their want ad, and just in a minute received that exact same email word for word. That's how I found your question, I googled 'online.career scam'. I wonder how many citizens pay the $9? I'm distinctly not going to, my thoughts...it's a total SCAM.
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