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Originally Posted by TMGBoss
One member seemed upset about my saying this: "If I like the article, I'll send you $5 regardless of whether you get the position or not." The problem seemed to be about the phrase "if I like". Sheesh, I guess this comes under the heading "You can't make everybody happy no matter what you do." I won't pay for an article that's really bad, I'm sorry if someone finds this unreasonable. So don't send me anything, it's really OK.
On a much more positive note, some of you sent back the articles in record time. Wow, that was FAST! Go WAHMS!!
TomG.
PS - The complainer was a guy, so not even a WAHM  All the women are 100% positive so far! |
Men need work too, in many cases more than women.
This is not what this person put in his email. He said "If I like the article, you get $5 for your effort and we'll let you know if you are one of the people that we will hire." Not exactly the same as, "If I like the article, I'll send you $5 regardless of whether you get the position or not."
I don't want to seem too picky here, but there is some slippery wording here and I don't think people desperate for work need to be lead down the path of deceit and trickery.
Woman or not, this is not too much to ask is it?
There is a lot packed in the phrase, "If I like the article."
This person could be getting all the freebies they want and noone would ever know. Where is the accountability in this process?
My advice, find someone honest and accountable
C-N-J