I am wondering this job offer is true or phishing my bank account?
Q. After I posting my resume on the internet, I got some similar emails like this: Your Ref:2810/04/TF-ATW Toshiba Handle Company ::Introduces the position of offshore financial manager,responsible for processing payments from customers and clients doing business with Toshiba and other financial means. The requirements for the candidates are : -Being energetic,responsible,hon est and industrious -Being under 60 years old,Having a few(1-2 hrs a day) -Having a bank account, a phone,(home and mobile) -Having an email. Your duties as offshore financial manager will be to receive payments through various means from the customer in the nearest region .The employee will process the payment and send the money via Western Union or Moneygram to… [cont.]
Asked by for2000 - Mon Jul 2 11:51:01 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I recieved a similar offer after posting a resume on Career Builders. It was for a company called orgamed in the UK. They claim the job consists of processing US customers orders, keeping your 10%, amd sending the remainder to them. This company claims that you make a minimum od $2,000 weekly. Everything sounds legit. My theory is if you open a bank account to be used soley for the transaction process, how can they scam you? It's not your money in the account. I hear you. I'm still looking into the job offer I was sent too. Hope the best for you.
Answered by Mommy2 - Mon Jul 2 12:11:06 2007

What should I do? regionals or field trip?
Q. I swim on my schools swim team. I qualified for regionals. So did the guy I like (who goes to a different school). This is my last chance to see him, and ask him to hang out. I have a field trip that same day. It was pretty expensive and nonrefundable. I think I could go on the same trip with a different class, but the class is a different grade, so I won't know anyone. I'm not sure what I should do. Thanks in advance! Sorry this isn't really in the right category, I didn't know which on to put it in.
Asked by whitey - Sun Feb 14 18:45:56 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go to the regionals, and go on the field trip with a different class. So what if you don't know them, you can make new friends. But don't pass on this chance with your swim team and this guy.
Answered by Jodie75 - Sun Feb 14 18:48:03 2010

Regional Health Inspector?
Q. Hi. I have a question about regional/government health inspectors in ontario, canada. I recently called one to inspect my apartment as my family and i are allergic to something at home. She wasn't much help. One of our rooms in particular has a very strong odour which has been there since the day we moved in and currently no one uses it or sleeps in it. It used to be my room when we first moved in but i developed respiratory problems (burning sensation when breathing, clogged sinuses, dizziness, etc) after sleeping in it for 2+ weeks. The inspector however couldn't smell anything when she entered the room. I suggested to her jokingly that she had put on a bit too much perfume. She didn't take it very well and left within 2 minutes ( [cont.]
Asked by ahmad r - Mon Oct 6 20:38:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go talk to the neighbors downstairs. If they open the door, and you catch a strong wiff like what you have in the apartment, you know the source. It could be incense, some kind of ethnic food, or maybe not... Hopefully someone else here can offer additional ideas.
Answered by TOM W - Wed Oct 8 22:25:24 2008