http://www.419legal.org Discuss fradulent and suspicious work at home opportunities. en Sat, 21 Nov 2009 06:20:01 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.419legal.org/images/misc/rss.jpg http://www.419legal.org http://www.419legal.org/work-home-scams/74591-its-not-if-but-when.html Thu, 12 Nov 2009 16:48:17 GMT Not every "Work from home" business is a scam! There are plenty of people I know who make an incredible 6 or 7 figure income from the comfort of there home.
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Just want to add my two cents on how I got scammed. I was working for 3 weeks from home for a recruitment agency, posting jobs online. The sad thing is, the jobs I was posting were ficticious (it was my job to make them up) and I would post them on Kijiji and Craigslist. I knew better but I had nothing else to do and I was hoping it was real, rather than knowing it wasn't. The company that I thought I was working for was Johnston Recruitment, suposedly based in the UK, and the contact name was David Johnston (surname was a coincidence....) his telephone number was 801 613 5032 (based in Utah) and the address was 249 East Taber Nacle, St. George. The bogus email he directed poor job seekers to was workathome 'at' ccnemployment.com Nothing you will find there but more "Work For Free"
Never take notice of a job offer from a Hotmail/Live/Yahoo or Gmail account. It's all bogus.
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