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I am a student and I just saw this summer job for students on campus posters and introduced myself Online. After two seconds, the vector of cloth called me and made a brief question and an interview with the director of the night. And then I went to the interview which took 90 min. Hot Young Chick director told me that the job pays 17.99 an appointment to explain in the kitchen knife to customers. She said I should buy the knife that killed 450 the demonstration. But give me 75% discount. I'm an engineering student as any student of business or marketing, but I have good communication skills I do not want a little extra money this summer, so I took the job. She wants me to go to work May 21 for 3 days to 20 hours of training. When I home, I did a little research on the company PPL some say it's a scam. Should I work for Vector Marketing Company.

In the most, it might be like Amway, which is expected to make an initial investment in cash out of pocket for their product with less than 10% will probably never recoup the money and much less see a dime of profit. worst case, could be anything … identity theft, a money pit. You're better than that. Do not do that. Even a bad taste, low-wage retail sales job or a restaurant can be a learning experience, even if we learn "this work sucks, so I'm going to ramp up my effort in school if I have a job like this anymore! "My first job the summer before starting college of Dole Cannery pineapple in Hawaii, my home country during the high season – two hours a day, six hours 30-18 hours 30, a half-day Saturday for three long months, slashing bit of skin removed "pineapple fantasy degree before entering the box. Honest, low-paying jobs to keep us humble and reminds us to count our blessings when we face dismissal or financial difficult times. For those of us who are university employees high, usually only a temporary solution. Keep looking. It's better things out there, including during the worst recession in 50 years. Good luck, KMR

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