07-31-2017, 04:44 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-31-2017, 05:24 PM by keepsingin.)
Ok, so it's nowhere to be found on SOS, BBB, local chamber of commerce, etc. This "interview" lines up exactly with this sort of thing https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/beware-sc...rles-abell
some of the wording and questions were exactly the same, although my experience did not have as obvious give-aways as the one in the article.
Now I'm very skeptical of all the other offers I've received, lol. What should I ask in the very beginning to ward off scammers but not blow away legitimate offers?
Edit: Is asking for Tax ID# or registration info right at the beginning too forthright to blow away a valid offer? Some of these companies cover their tracks so well that google searching isn't enough, they have reviews and they make sure none of their info conflicts.
some of the wording and questions were exactly the same, although my experience did not have as obvious give-aways as the one in the article.
Now I'm very skeptical of all the other offers I've received, lol. What should I ask in the very beginning to ward off scammers but not blow away legitimate offers?
Edit: Is asking for Tax ID# or registration info right at the beginning too forthright to blow away a valid offer? Some of these companies cover their tracks so well that google searching isn't enough, they have reviews and they make sure none of their info conflicts.