You might have seen lately on your Facebook newsfeed - or on the other social media outlets - that Facebook is hiring nowadays. Apparently they are looking for people interested in joining their "Work at Home Program" and making money from he comfort of their bedroom.
Similar to the Marketing Kit Scam, this one leads you to believe that the program will bring in thousands of dollars a month. You are required to open the application page, then asked to provide your name and email address to 'check availability'. A next page will then pop up congratulating you on being eligible. That's when you are invited you to download a 'Facebook Millionaire' kit for only four dollars. However, little do you know that your credit card will be charged $94 per month for continued access.
The thing is, tricksters even put this charge on the fine print as well as a "Results Might Vary" disclaimer -- so you can't really blame them! Since very few people read the fine print, the "money-making machine” is not really them, but the scammers themselves. All the best-kept secrets of marketing on the Internet are still to be discovered...
How to avoid:
Facebook does not have this program. It's a fake. Ignore the "Make Milllions From The Comfort Of Your Home" deals, especially if they come with a "Limited Positions Available" tag. Do not send any money for any wonder money-making kits online.
Always do your research and work only for legitimate employers. If you are really looking for a job and seek to make some money online until you find the next ideal job, there a couple of companies that are trustworthy and can offer you great opportunities.
Here one of the Example of this scam
Facebook Pays Philippines Residents ₱11,562/day To Work From Home
If you live in the Philippines and understand basic English, then you may qualify
13/11/2014
If you spend a lot of time online and want to earn money from your own home, then this may be the most important news article you'll read.
Here's why: Facebook just released a "Work From Home" Program that will allow Filipinos to earn money from the comfort of their own homes.
Now, tens of thousands of Filipino residents will soon have the opportunity to make thousands of dollars every month, from the comforts of their own home, getting paid by cheque, direct deposit and even Paypal. Keep reading to discover how much some Filipinos are making every month with this job (the numbers may shock you).
Here's the deal: Facebook is a $33.3 billion dollar company that's thriving and reporting consistent profits every quarter, even during the global recession. They are expanding rapidly and offering online jobs to qualified people. This allows them to find and hire talent that would otherwise be unreachable and pay them based on results on a long term basis.
Why Philippines? Because Philippines is one of the most pro-business, least corrupt and lowest taxed countries in the world. Facebook is rapidly expanding their Philippines presence and opening up thousands of new positions for residents interested in working from their computers from home.
Sounds too good to be true? That's what Quezon local, Joshua Santos iinitally thought too. Joshua is a 45 year old father of 2 who lost his job earlier in July 2014. He was lucky enough to be invited to beta test of this program in August.
Joshua Santos, father of 3, was initally skeptical of this work from home opportunity, but it turned out to be the "best decision he's ever made"
Joshua admits "At first, I thought this was a joke. Making money from the internet is only a dream. But I decided to try it anyways, since it was free to sign up. I recieved my welcome package and couldn't believe how simple the jobs were! All I had to do was browse the web and post links on other online sites. I also did some data entry work..."
"I got paid a great deal of money just to work from home each day...and I get paid every Tuesday morning... I make around ₱224,950 a month right now. I receive the cash directly in my bank account by direct deposit but they offered cheque or Paypal too"
What exactly was Joshua paid to do? He says, "They asked me to post links, share stories, review sites and some other simple tasks. I got to choose my weekly hours and work a schedule that fits my lifestyle as a father. I feel blessed I get to spend more time with my 7 year old daughter, 4-year old son and 3-year old daughter. And of course my lovely wife. Giving this a try was the best decision I ever made."
The good news is, as of 13/11/2014 Facebook has officially released their new work from home kit out to all Filipino residents. There will be about 150 spots available that are expected to be filled quickly in the next few days.
How do you get started? It's very simple:
First, you will need to apply for their work from home packages. They have released a limited amount of kits, all distributed through local websites in your area, which is completely free (it only costs $4.95 for rush processing and shipping).
This small fee covers the shipping and processing costs and also seperates the people who are serious about working with Facebook through this program.
Once you have ordered your kit, you will receive a package that will contain all the instructions you need to start working from home. You can even access this info kit online and start working within 24 hours. You will be doing all kinds of work for various companies and there's absolutely no telemarketing or selling.
"Anybody with basic computer skills will be able to perform these tasks" the company remarks, "We understand the psychology of working from home and we want to give our employees tasks that are simple and easy. Then, reward them generously in order to keep them motivated."
Is this worth quitting your job? If you're lucky enough to receive a kit, this will simply add as much as ₱224,000.00 to your monthly income while working as much or as little as you want.
"Our work from home program only requiers 1-2 hours a day of work to start, so you see just how simple it can be to earn money from home. This way our work from home employees will see the benefit and start devoting more and more time each day and their salaries will increase accordingly."
Although these positions are being filled quickly since the accouncement, quite a few openings still remain at the time of this writing.
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The company offering the supposed 'Facebook Millionaire Kit' tells outright lies in its promotional material by pretending that Facebook provides and endorses their program.
Any company willing to use such underhand and deliberately misleading tactics certainly should not be trusted with your credit card details, or even your email address. Such tactics are contemptible.
If this message comes your way, do not click any links it contains. And, do not be tempted to sign up for their suspect offerings.
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