Companies

exxonmobil

A scam fake lottery, playing the "advance fee" scam. Don't send them any money.

I believe they were called packet ship! :)

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Yes, it is. You should never pay to work. Get an agent instead. If none want to represent you, then there's your answer.

If one does, he/she won't charge. They'll take a percent of whatever paid job they find for you.

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If a companion or escort service is asking you to pay them to work for them, that is a scam. The point of work is to be paid, not to pay them an "advance fee" and hope that they have clients for you.

SBI Life

Ganesh Ayyar

5 Years

Yes, Carbon Copy Pro is a scam as well as WMI.

In essence, it's a pyramid scheme acting like a marketing service provided by a team of "entrepeneurs" headed up by Jay Kubassek & Aaron Parkinson. Part of that service includes what they call "marketing & business training", alongside the promotion of a range of worthless products and conferences produced by Wealth Masters International (or "WMI").

Carbon Copy Pro claims to provide its members with a range of compensation strategies to help a new internet entrepeneur offset the cost of promoting its own marketing services, alongside those of Wealth Masters International. In fact the only way to make money is to enroll new members, and even then most of the income goes directly to the pyramid top.

The people behind WMI and Carbon Copy Pro are well known for their involvement in Liberty League International, which now is declared as illegal in Australia.

For more information about Carbon Copy Pro and Wealth Masters International, read here: http://www.friendsinbusiness.com/board1/index.cgi/noframes/read/159950

This is something YOU are going to have to come up with the answer to, because (1) we don't know who you are or what you have and (2) we don't know what the company is. I can tell you some of the things I, were I doing the hiring, would not want to hear:

* I am very honest. No kidding. Who's going to go into a job interview and say they're a liar and a thief?

* I am hard working. Obviously--you're going to tell me you sleep on the job?

* I am drug free. If I care whether you're drug free I'm going to hand you a cup. If I don't...certainly no one's going to come in and say "yeah, I smoke weed WHILE I'm running industrial machinery!" Occasionally they'll actually do it--I canned a guy I caught smoking a joint while he was unloading a truck with a forklift--but they won't tell you they will.

Now, let's say I was hiring a truck driver. I've got three candidates, and this is what they tell me:

Candidate 1 says he has held a truck driving license (or CDL) for 16 years and has driven a million miles.

Candidate 2 says he's driven in New York City for three years with no accidents.

Candidate 3 says he has pulled gasoline from Detroit into Canada for the last seven years--meaning he has a Hazardous Tanker endorsement and a passport.

Candidate 1 we can forget about immediately--if you've been on the road for 16 years you should have two million miles. (A decent trucker can run 125,000 miles per year.) I can only think one of two things: his dispatcher won't use him for some reason or he gets fired a lot.

Candidate 2 is pretty impressive--New York City is so hard to run in, most trucking companies won't do it. There are trucking companies in NYC that do nothing but pick up loads at drop yards in New Jersey and pull them into NYC. If I have a guy who can pull freight in NYC without getting into an accident, that's a quality driver. The problem with candidate 2 is he's always pulled local freight. A lot of local guys can't transition to long-haul operation.

Candidate 3's work record tells me he's a squared-away guy because the Canadians won't let you in if you're not, and the states won't give you a hazmat endorsement if you're not. OTOH, Detroit into Canada isn't much of a run, but it's a little longer than Elizabeth to Coney Island.

Decision time: do I take the guy who can drive in tight places, or the guy who can pull hazardous loads into Canada right now?

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Crane merchandising systems

peter christian

Closing Stock:-Last years Gross profit*Present year sales account+direct and indirect account+purchase account+opening stock-sales account

The top companies in Uzbekistan are oil companies.

Nothing on anyone named specifically that, but plenty of warnings and advisories about travel companies in general. You should probably deal with a local travel agency, or a big name.

Priceline, or Orbitz. Something like that. Safer.

Global Crossing Telemanagement Inc. refers to a communications company. They are based out the Caribbean but is headquartered in New Jersey. They offer many computer services including VoIP, leased lines, and VPN.

A company that is publicly owned is required to issue an annual report to stockholders. The annual report includes a wide variety of financial information and a discussion and analysis of operations by management. Many of the financial disclosures found in an annual report are required by regulatory bodies such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). A typical annual report will contain sections on financial statements, letter to shareholders, footnotes to the financial statements, and an auditor's report.

Macy's opens at 9 o'clock in the morning.

Profit sharing, the more money the manager makes, the more the shareholders make.