Job offering

[Little Vili offline]

guess what guys, I got a job offering today in an email reguarding the resume I put on the internet. it says that the job pays anywhere from 60,000 - 100,000 dollars a year (and no experience needed). You can buy a lot of anime DVD box sets with $60,000. If this job is close by, Ill take it . This is one of those things thats too good to be true, so I really doubt Im going to get it (I dont even know what it is...I skimmed the email, but Ill actually take the time to read next time). Its still cool to think I got offered such a high paying job.

[Stephen (x1)]

Good luck

[DL offline]

Sweet!! Wait a frind of mine got a job like that...he quit though cause it was one of those prostitute jobs...

[Dummo Marx]

I could also be just a SPAM job...watch out for suspicious links dawg

[Stephen (x1)]

SPAM and eggs?

[Dummo Marx]

for you?...you need Ritalin, not canned ham...

[MY85 offline]

for you?...you need Ritalin, not canned ham...

Lol!!

Vili, that email is BS! If you give your credit card to get the pay, they will take the money out of your credit card...

[Little Vili offline]

I know that it was a load of bull, but it did have a phone number in the email as well...I wonder if that means anything (that, or its another way for telemarketers to get out number).

[101sissyhater offline]

I know that it was a load of bull, but it did have a phone number in the email as well...I wonder if that means anything (that, or its another way for telemarketers to get out number).

it's most likely a way for telemarketers. i would not trust it if i were you.

101 says: never trust e-mails like that

uber special 101 says: don't eer use an onscreen key board. it messes up your text.

[MY85 offline]

uber special 101 says

Didn't knew there's a uber special 101... when does that appear?

[4lpha0mega offline]

well there are so many fake offers, jobs etc. it can be annoying sorting out whcich are real and which just want to con you

[ODDsODesey offline]

Personally, i'd have to see the E-mail. I could usally tell if its true or false..

[4lpha0mega offline]

well the trouble with telling them part is when fake's use company logo's, a lot of people believe stuff as soon as they recognize a corporate logo from their bank, and type in their pin number, although usually fakes leave tell-tale clues

[ODDsODesey offline]

Yeah, but they can't usally get away with the copywrite.
Vili, just look at letter and use prior knowledge..or post it

[Little Vili offline]

I dont have it anymore...not to mention, I forgot all about this...lol.