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Accepted a job transcribing for Legal and insurance letters and forms. - GeeGee

Posted: Mar 26, 2014

I applied for a job with a company and was hired. The start pay is just okay, but increases as your line count increases and I think this is a good way for me to get my foot in the door and experience with working with other types of transcription and jobs. It is straight typing and involves insurance and legal matters and forms. If anyone wants to know more about it, I will be happy to let you know. I start in April.

sure.. id like more info - email me please

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Thanks.

Accepted a job... - Fino4beat

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GeeGee, I'd be interested in seeing that as well. It looks like my account that has been paying me good money for a year is slowly drying up. :(

Me too please. - Oldie

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I'd love to know more. You can email me if you want to. I'm really looking for straight typing. Thank so much for sharing. digitsgirl@aol.com

Send me the info as well, I am interested. - Thanks. NM

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would like info as well - typinfool

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I sent you an email as well. Thx.

I would like to receive the information too. - Thanks!

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Thanks for sharing this possible job opportunity.

Please let me know the info also....thanks. - MT

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I would like to do this type of work.

me too - sib

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please send me info too. I need a new job desperately.

Maybe post it public? - Anon

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Since it sounds like lots of us would like to know, maybe you could just make it public...?

Didnt post it public, because I am not doing an advertisement for the company itself - Gee Gee

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I was just trying to help a few people who might have been looking for something because I found out about them from an ad about a month ago. I cant post a public job opening for a company without their permission. I just got my software installed and asked if they were still needing anyone and they said they had already gotten a lot of response from their ad.

You cant post anything to direct people to other sites, even to help find jobs. - Post gets deleted and/or you get banned for it nm

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NM

Thanks for explaining this - GeeGee

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Because evidently it was hard for some to comprehend

It sounds like a company that advertises on MT jobs now and then. - me

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It's not a huge secret.

I'm interested too - thank you for offering info! No Message Inside - MT

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NM

Legal transcription, insurance letters, and forms - MTMI

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Could I get info on this company also, please.

Still waiting on information - MT

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Still trying to have info sent to me. I replied to poster with my email address two days ago but haven't heard back. Still waiting.

I did not bother with the test because of quoted pay. - eW

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Paperwork said $0.005 per word. I counted in Word, and the word rate worked out to a bit over $1 a page (single space!) Calculation by both pay by the word and conversation to pay by line worked out to $0.05 per line. Add to that, you have to pay double SS in taxes (employees only pay half the SS tax with employer paying the other half.).

Is your pay rate working out to be better than that?

TIA

Company you were just hired by - Luckyacew1

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I, too, would like info on this company (although, by the number of MTs asking you for that info, I doubt there will be any positions left!).

Accepted a job - cori

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Please send me this info. I am interested. Thanks.

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