My peeps, this is an element of good thinking intended to reap us off our hard savings. These guys just bought short code from an ISP provider and came up with this idea of selling a vague vacancy to the unemployed.
Thank God we r able to detect this ahead of time and avert the consequences.
SCAM! SCAM!! SCAM!!!
The fraudsters God will judge.
Don't worry be happy.....worring neva gets u 2 haliburton..patience does
i wonder why some people throw away caution to the winds and never learn from other peoples' mistakes. just cos it's in the guardian doesn't make it legitimate. I can as well put up an advert in the guardian if I have the money to. Cunning thieves use any and every available means to deceive people.
Kai!!but what some people r doin is not fair, i bought the newspaper but i've not applied because of lack of airtime, i thought the maximum amount they would charge will be #50,even at that it is expensive,hmmnn.I believe at the end of the day, they'll make more than the amount spent on advertisin their scam job.The Guardian newspaper is not to blame.May God help us.
this is pure scam............
u can prove me wrong if u like.
i saw d job ad in d Tues Guardian of dis week, but it was unfortunate dat job seekers have 2 pay 100 bucks just 4 a txt message in dis country
God is Good
run for ya head, i read the Guardian that day and there was notthing of such, this is another way to dupe applicant but the poster may be innocent.
one luv.
WE WILL GET THERE...
na wa oh! so now we have to pay this GRAND sum of 100 bucks to apply for jobs via sms that is btw 5 or 10 bucks normally. God will surely judge all these agencies for deceiving and extorting people.
a whole universal telecom recruiting this way?
members are suspicious.
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