How can I find out if Marmpay is legitamate with their job on careerbuilders.com?
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I did a quick search on some popular scam list sites and didn't find anything.  I've included a few links to check out for yourself.\n\nCheers,\nMatt
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Yes. have them look into it. there could be another person with the same name. have them match the SS # to validate the info.
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here is the real tracker it really works!\n\nhttp://www.profilepeep.com/register.php
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It is a new job scam, see link below, found it on google.\nThere are several company names they use to offer fake jobs.  \n\nhttp://www.klaasdevriesjr.nl/k-files/talentrock/instant_human_resources_instanthumanresources_usa_voice_usavoice_ask_america_askamerica_goodgradezone_goodgradesnow.htm
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I've been trying to find such job for a long time. But no result. All the com want signup money. Please don't pay for job. They r 100% cheaters.
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you can get her goverment file with her social security number. You will have to look up the govt agency that does this but it will tell you her addresses jobs dogs names it amazing all they know then you can go from there. Good luck and I hope you know shes watching you.
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Just post your profile on global career sites like g2bay.
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Try asking the Better Business Bureau in your area to see if they are legimiate or not.
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click here http://profiles.yahoo.com/murphyraay
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try the profile page, however it's only going to show what they have put on there... Good luck.
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I have searched several business databases and these companies are not even registered as such.\n\nIt is doubtful that tou will find any information on these "companies," because they are 99% likely to be fake.
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Absolutely not!\n\nAsk for business references that can be verified, and check them.
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No. I have looked. Every at hoime internet job wants you to pay a registration fee or something, or at least give them credit card details. Anyone that asks for all that isn't genuine. I honestly don't believe that there is a genuine one.
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There is no way to know for sure try checking there profile at http://profiles.yahoo.com/<userid>...Ray\n\n<userid> = the persons User ID
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Yes, CRI is legitimate. Here are some things to look for to determine whether a company is a legitimate mystery shopping company or a scam.\n\nThere are hundreds of legitimate mystery shopping companies in the U.S. alone. The quickest way to determine that a company is NOT legitimate is that they require you to pay a fee to register. Or, they make you sign up for a bunch of phony "offers."\n\nLegitimate mystery shopping companies will ask you to complete a detailed application. This is similar to a job application, however, it may include questions about your age, gender, buying habits, family income, even race. That is because some clients need shoppers who fit a certain profile. \n\nYou will also be asked, on most applications, for your Social Security Number. They need this because they may have to file a 1099 form with the IRS. Before entering your SSN or other sensitive information, check to see that the site is secure. (Look for "https" in the URL, or for the "lock" in the bottom status bar.) If you are still uncomfortable about entering your SSN online, you may be able to enter a dummy number, and provide the real number another way. \n\nI have listed two sites below where you can get feedback about companies. If a company is a member of the Mystery Shopping Providers Association, they are legitimate. Companies are screened before joining, and they sign an ethics pledge. You can also search the archives in the shopper forums at the MSPA site and Volition.com to see what other shoppers have to say about a company.\n\nIn checking on CRI, I found that they do not belong to the MSPA, but shoppers have indicated they have had good experiences with them. So, they are legitimate.\n\nDo not limit yourself to applying to this one company. Apply to as many as you can. Generally, one company can not give you many assignments.\n\nCathy Stucker\nAuthor of "The Mystery Shopper's Manual"\nhttp://www.MysteryShoppersManual.com/
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http://www.eharlequin.com/cms/about/aboutCareers.jhtml?pageID=040318cu01001
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http://mcpmag.com/salarysurveys/