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Hi,
I'm new and still trying to figure things out. I'm curious to know if anyone knows if these ads are legit. I've noticed they are posted on career builder for many states. Please advise. Thanks!!


<DIV =clearfix>Location: Philadelphia, PA 19019
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<DIV =clearfix>Employee Type: Full-Time/Part-Time Employee
<DIV =clearfix>Industry: Government - Civil Service Computer Software Employment - Recruiting - Staffing
<DIV =clearfix>Manages Others: No
<DIV =clearfix>Job Type: Admin - Clerical
<DIV =clearfix>Education:High School
<DIV =clearfix>Experience:None
<DIV =clearfix>Division: Job Vacancies
<DIV =clearfix>Posted: 6/4/2009<A id=contactinfo name=contactinfo></A>Contact Information
<DIV =clearfix>Contact: Representative
<DIV =clearfix>Phone: 1-888-293-7370
<DIV =clearfix>Ref ID: A133
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<DIV ="jdpContent stdInnerContent" id=jdpDescrption>Description HIRING NOW, FT/ PT, wide variety of government jobs including entry level (paid training is available) and advanced positions, also work at home positions (see information below) and wide variety of computer related jobs, data processing, editing, graphic design, data entry, secretarial, clerical, administrative.





General office jobs include filing, cataloging, reception, telephone operator, cashier, typing, administrative assistant, typist, word processor, wide variety of clerical duties.





CALL 1-888-293-7370 EXT.1 FOR INFORMATION





Applicants are eligible for full 100% coverage medical, dental and vision insurance. Also 401k benefits. 21 days paid leave, increases to 41 days paid leave after 2 years.





Applicants are eligible for "Flexi Place" (work at home) program and "Flexi Time" (variable work hours to suit). Please advise preferences at the job interviews.





Students are eligible for full tuition reimbursement up to graduation and Flexi Time program.

<DIV ="jdpContent stdInnerContent" id=jdpRequirements>Requirements US citizen or resident, at least 18 years of age, high school diploma or equivalent, previous experience is not necessary...paid training is available if required.





For work at home positions, "Flexi Place" (data entry, word processing, computer clerical, secretarial, data processing, graphic design, rebate processing), computer experience is necessary.





Applicants must indicate at the interview whether preference is to work at home.





This is a permanent employment position with the government which offers job security. The application process requies the paperwork be completed correctly. Please call if assistance is required.





CALL 1-888-293-7370 EXT.1 ~ FOR INFORMATION















You will receive all of these materials and information for a one time administrative cost of $69.00 plus shipping and handling, however, if you don't receive employment within 60 days, you will get a complete, full refund. This guarantee is good 60 days. A Proof of Guarantee form will be included in your package, so there is no risk to you. We are a registered with federal and state ID ., using this material and information will allow you to receive employment or you will get a full refund. These are permanent secure job positions with guaranteed salary paid by direct deposit on the 1st and 15th of each month.. With a 401K retirement package, and full medical, dental and vision insurance coverage. IF you choose to work at home you must be a self starter. And able to work without supervision. Call 1-888-293-7370. for applications and interview information.

The big red flag for me is a one time fee of $69 plus shipping/handling. HELLO that's alot of money for a 'job', even if they say its refundable I would steer clear of it. JMHO, and it says Rebate processing in the description which is a scam.

I agree. I wouldn't pay for this information. If you research government websites for employment (federal and state), you can probably find most of that information on your own, for free.

Also check your city and county website pages. Civil Service positions and exams are announced to the public. Or if you stop by your local city offices, county office building, and even the post office, you'll find postings for government jobs there too.Edited by: danasurvey

I haven't seen anything called "rebate processing" yet that was legit.

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Thanks everyone. I did end up doing a BBB search as well and they are rated as F for multiple reasons. I figured it was too good to be true, but sometimes you just never know! THANKS!!

Glad that you checked here first, wattzgrl79. This place rocks!

Cheers to all,

Annie

I agree with the others,don't pay money to work..;-)