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3_1_1_FTW 06/12/17 11:31:40 PM #1:	I am very cautious with adverts from recruitment agencies. I even called up to check to see if a particular ad was genuine or not. I called a recruitment agency and enquired about a recent job advert that was posted up. I asked which company was the job ad for and if the position was still available. The lady on the phone said she was unable to release the name of the company and that the job position had already been filled. I asked how they managed to fill a job less than two hours from posting it. She replied she was not obligated to answer that question and then asked me to send my resume or CV to her email. Not that I was going to do that. Why the fake jobs? --- Peanuts are tasty. <cite>3_1_1_FTW posted [p:880968850] in Why do com... [t:75453401]...</cite> <quote>I am very cautious with adverts from recruitment agencies. I even called up to check to see if a particular ad was genuine or not. I called a recruitment agency and enquired about a recent job advert that was posted up. I asked which company was the job ad for and if the position was still available. The lady on the phone said she was unable to release the name of the company and that the job position had already been filled. I asked how they managed to fill a job less than two hours from posting it. She replied she was not obligated to answer that question and then asked me to send my resume or CV to her email. Not that I was going to do that. Why the fake jobs?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarkChozoGhost 06/12/17 11:41:59 PM #2:	Part of an identity theft scam --- My sister's dog bit a hole in my Super Mario Land cartridge. It still works though - Skye Reynolds 3DS FC: 3239-5612-0115 <cite>DarkChozoGhost posted [p:880969696] in Why do com... [t:75453401]...</cite> <quote>Part of an identity theft scam</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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