Re: [Home-based job] Branch Delivery / Shipment Agent

Don't mind the DEA agents sitting in the car outside your house. Their harmless :) -Larry "Hasku" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> > Briefly about Gropper's Inc, your future employer: > We doing B2B / B2C trades internationally, with main office located at > USA, and different branches at Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Kyrgyzstan, > France, Italy, United Kingdom etc. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > We're looking for delivery agent. What is this? Simply saying you will > need to receive/ship different stuff from one location to another using > FedEx / UPS / USPS. We will provide corporate labels for shipment. > Now let's look at this position more closely. What are your going to > do? > -> Receive package from out business supplier > -> Repack it (basically all you need to do is to put box you got into > other box.) > -> Put a label for shipping. Address to where you will need to ship > will be provided. > -> After we will make sure that package has been delivered we will pay > you 50$ via PayPal or Western Union. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > What we require from our agents: ability to read email at least 4 times > a day, unless otherwise stated. Ability to lift big packages (up to > 40lb, usually 6-12lb). USA resident. > We do not have defined amount of packages per week, but if you looking > for additional income - this will be great opportunity for you to get > it. Also we provide bonuses: for every 10th shipment that you made we > will pay 100$. > This is ideal job for students and for people who have temporally has > no job. > > If you interested - email us @ [email hidden] > > > -- > Hasku > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Hasku's Profile: > http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/member.php?userid=467003 > View this thread: > http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=597734 > > http://www.automotiveforums.com >

Might as well send your checking account number to that Nigerians uncle. At least you wont go to jail for being dumb in that case.... Does the term "money laundering" or "identity theft" mean anything to you? Mitch "When it's too good to be true it's usually too good to be true" "Hasku" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:Hasku.2bmfsp@no-