Coli smart people, am I walking into a scam?

[BrothaZay]

how do u share a photo on instagram

 

[Arcavian]

Look at that first sentence,She cant even type in complete sentences you already know what this is.... but lets say you dont



Whats the name of the company I will be working for?

That question is not answered in any of that

Sounds like some bullshyt

and your building your own team huh? pyramid bullshyt

 

[Paper Boi]

 

[maxamusa]

OP you bout 2 get a lifetime ban from Walmart, bestbuy, target, and Home Depot....its not worth it

 

[West Coast Avenger]

"6 spots I'm feeling this week"...... .....

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

She about to have people out here selling knives

 

[Elim Garak]

No scam at all this is totally real.

 

[neph27]

Common recruiting scam. During the interview process before signing any actual paperwork they'll ask for your social and bank/routing in order to set up direct deposit. That or they'll send packages to your house and ask you to ship them other places.

 

[Born2BKing]

Zay, it's a scam. They will hire you have you you cleaning dirty money. Peep below.

 

[TRUEST]

It’s sad to think there are people out there who would actually believe this nonsense because they’re so desperate for a job.

 

[maxamusa]

It’s sad to think there are people out there who would actually believe this nonsense because they’re so desperate for a job.

They'll have to make a choice. Like you said; people are desperate. The game is the game.

 

[TRUEST]

They'll have to make a choice. Like you said; people are desperate. The game is the game.

Don’t be so flippant about it. If you see someone falling for sh1t like this, warn them…if you can.

 

[invalid]

A successful interview includes demonstrating you have knowledge of the business, it's goals, and how you can add value.

If someone tells you they are withholding pertinent information where they won't even tell you the name of the business and what they are about until a second round interview....
..

They think you are stupid and you are exactly the type of sheep they need to pull of their scam.

 

[maxamusa]

Don’t be so flippant about it. If you see someone falling for sh1t like this, warn them…if you can.

I think you misinterpreted. And you're also misinformed. They will be made aware of what they're going to be doing once they're screened during the " background check" and will have to make a choice to participate. Its not falling for anything. This is a "job" offer.

 

[TRUEST]

I think you misinterpreted. And you're also misinformed. They will be made aware of what they're going to be doing once they're screened during the " background check" and will have to make a choice to participate. It’s not falling for anything. This is a "job" offer.

Actually, you’re the one who’s misinformed. You assume the people who organize these type of scam jobs are scrupulous individuals. That alone derails your logic.

Any organization which is inherently corrupt, won’t all of a sudden grow a conscience and explain the risks to those desperate enough to even contemplate showing up.

It’s like these drug mules who get caught weekly on National Geographic. They were convinced by the organizers that several officials at the airport they’re flying into have been paid off. So it’s not a big deal to carry kilos of cocaine. As long as it’s carefully hidden. They say.

Again. Do not be flippant.