Posted by Floyd A tn on March 19, 2009 at 18:11:15 from (74.240.212.172):
Job proposal sent in e-mail.
www.wingas.de
PART TIME JOB
I am Mr James Wood Financial Director of wingas.
Wingas deals with oil and gas in Germany
Our company is presently in search of trustworthy representatives in the United States,Canada,south America,Europe that will aid as a link between us and our customers in the USA.
JOB DESCRIPTION
This project has been developed in a way not to affect your present job.
ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS RECEIVE THESE PAYMENTS FROM OUR CLIENTS IN THE STATES GET IT CASHED AT YOUR BANK, THEN
DEDUCT YOUR PERCENTAGE (10% OF EACH PAYMENT) AND FORWARD THE BALANCE OVER TO THE COMPANY'S FINANCE DIRECTOR VIA WESTERN UNION.
Our payments will be issued out in your name as we would inform our Clients to do.
*Payment are inform of cashier checks,money orders,traveller's checks.
*Bank wire transfer.
BENEFIT IS AS FOLLOWS:-
* The average monthly income is about $4000....
* No form of investments from you....
* This job takes only 1-3 hours per day....
* You do not pay any form of taxes....
SEND YOUR REQUIREMENTS
* Full Name.
* Residential Address (In Full, Not P.O.BOX).
* Zip Code
* City
* State
* Contact Phone number(s)is required.
* Contact cellphone number(s)is required.
* Email.
* Age.
* Occupation.
* Bank Name (Only).
Wingas and its approved recruitment consultants will never ask you for a fee to process or consider your application for a career with wingas.
Anyone who demands such a fee is not an authorized wingas representative and you are strongly advised to refuse any such demand.
if you are interested in applying for the job then you can contact our agent via email with the requirements
to start receiving payments from our customers and start cashing right away.
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