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Posted By: Michele on 2009-03-24
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Hey all....


I'm inquiring about a company called "Trans am Associates, Inc." based in Florida.  Does anyone have any information on this company?  Are they legit?  I'm being offered training and a 'guarenteed' job, but it has a price tag and I'd rather confirm prior to shelling money out.


Thanks!


Michele




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