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I was contacted once by someone

Posted By: June on 2008-02-11
In Reply to: Ok this is interesting... - Shannon

on this board to intern and then work for her. Being a real newbie then, I accepted. I never actually started because there were so many red flags. Her contract stated that I would not get paid until after she did and, of course I would never really know if she ever did. Her emails were all full of typos and bad grammar. She was not very good about answering emails or my questions. She even sent me a 1099 last year for $199.00 that I never made because I never worked for her. Her contract even said that if I did start and did not give 30 days notice before leaving, I would have to pay her $200.00. I never started because I felt this person either wasn't legit or at the very least wasn't very organized.

I am not saying this scenario is the same as yours. I have no idea who contacted you and do hope for you that it is a genuine opportunity. I would suggest you get all your questions answered up front before signing any kind of contract or agreement, though.

Good luck to you and God Bless.


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