Work At Home: Could-be Gold Mine, Often Scam
March 6, 2009 at 1:16 pm Leave a comment
I can’t absolutely vouch for this site but I’m going to give it a highly-probable for trustworthy. For now. The real name is ratracerebellion.com and notice that there is no “www” in the DNS address (that’s one of the mistakes* click-jackers can use, and not to your advantage, oddly enough). Since it came from an ABC News coverage of the mostly-scam field, I felt it worthwhile to reference the coverage and the mentioned site.
I have worked at home, doing various things. Among them, I was one of the people telling you your fortune according to the cards. My main problem was that I was too honest. If I had an answer in 20 seconds I wanted to give it and get done with it. Come to think of it, that was my problem with selling stuff over the phone, too; I was too honest. I didn’t take advantage of the drunks and the elderly (the latter often so lonely that it was nearly a tangible medium). I still remember the shock I had when I found out that not everyone was in pretty well constant pain. I suppose I’m naive. Damned near everything (everything that I can think of, offhand) my adopted parents told me that I believed was a (n effin’) lie. Oh well. God works in mysterious ways, and all that.
–Glenn
–I sent a request to ratracerebellion.com for any information they’d like me to present on this blog. We shall anxiously await (I’ve developed multiple personalities during the wait, already. o well).
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