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China.Scam.Patrol
Joined: 18 Jul 2015
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 Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2016 8:14 am Post subject: ESL Teachers Wanted For $50,000 Dream Job - No Weekend Work |
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You will see many such ads especially if you are looking to teach English in Asia. The problem is that most of them are fake jobs and mostly advertised here:
eslcafe.com
thebeijinger.com
echinacities.com
gumtree.com
craigslist.com
sinocities.com
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BEFORE you even send your resume to anyone for an overseas job, read this or you may be giving your personal information to an identity thief: http://chinascamwatch.worpress.com.
Now if you want to make yourself "scam-proof", slow down and just read for 30 minutes: https://www.scam.com/entry.php?5521-How-...nst-job-frauds |
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Ms. Molly
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Whooaa! What a horror story. Great way to make a great point. Thanks.
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