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WR Typing and Coding - curious
Posted: Apr 30, 2010
Any info on them? Supposed to be out of AL but when I google them, nothing comes up.
WR Typing and Coding - tootsie
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you know, when I first read their ad on the job seekers board, a thought crossed my mind that this was another one of those terrible hoaxes like what was placed on the board on April Fools day. The cpl raised a red flag with me, as it is quite high for this day and age. Also, there is no company name, other than her own name, and it is not locatable on any web site. I tried google and bing and found nothing. If she or her "company" had been around as long as she says they have been, you would think there would be something business wise where she could be located. I am seriously wondering if this is not somebody's idea of a sick joke...once again.
Yeah, I saw the same red flag - IMO
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If you see someone offering 10 cpl, it's a scam or if they are willing to really pay that for ESL accounts than it must be the account from you know where and it would not matter if you were getting 20 cpl, you'd never make a living.
I tested... - dmz
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I dunno - I tested for them and it was an easy dictation. Just b/c somebody might be willing to pay for experience doesn't mean it's a scam....as for them not being listed anywhere, well, I couldn't find them either but when I had my own business for 6-7 years, I only had a business card, not a listing anywhere. Word of mouth is how I got my work. Just my 2 cents worth. Everybody is getting paranoid now with the recession...but let's not go totally psychotic. :) LOL.
test - gintex
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Have you received a reply after you tested? Thanks!
Just sent it in this morning - DMZ
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With it being the weekend, I don't anticipate a response till Monday if they feel I am qualified for the position.
Just a warning. A lot of times tests are easy. - Bait and switch.
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I've taken a lot of easy that were so easy and I figured it was what I would experience working there. THEN, you get the real dictation...98% ESL from you-know-where. I consider that baiting and switching.
Could this be Wendy from WS? fits her MO. - small message
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if it is - you'll fight for your pay and endure a ton of fairytales.
would know by looking at the testing. may be the wolf, may not be...
To the individual who tested - let us know whatever you find out.
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