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Scams pay the hardest

Iktf, I was just offered a job that pays $950 a week but it seems too good to be true

>>13201489
some boomer named frank is making all the money

>ad for full time research job
>real job starts part time with the "chance" of full-time after 6 months
>no actual wage or salary, paid per project that is completed
>only legally allowed to work on the projects 25 hours per week because frank doesnt want to give his employees health insurance
>no paid training

>>13201565
Accept it. Take a lot of responsibility. Start stealing shit from the office. Then a week or two in just ghost him

>>13201506
what is the job?

my first "too good to be true" offer was the first scam i dealt with lol.
it was a remote admin assistant for some chinese ICO that offered bonuses worth hundreds of $ in bitcoin for each transaction you made for the company.

i applied and they didnt even interview me, just offered the job, and asked for all my banking details and photos of my passport lol

>>13201629
epic.

also thank you anon that told me to think about this pepe during my interview earlier today, in another thread. as soon as they revealed their scam i said fuck these boomers im not some janny

im also considering accepting the job just to unionize all of the part time employees

>>13201637
It's an executive assistant job, but I'm surprised at how much they offered me given that I have very little experience apart from a degree. I'm 95% certain it's a scam but they haven't asked me for any sensitive information yet, so I figure I don't have much to lose at this point.

>>13201763
$50k is comfy, nice.
as long as there is an actual business to hold accountable, id say you dont have much to lose.
all i had was "anna starling" speaking to me over email in broken english