# Seeking 10 blind or visually impaired individuals to work fr

Category: Jobs and Employment

## Post 1 by the princess's angel (Account disabled) on Monday, 29-Oct-2012 22:50:35

This job opportunity is plausible for both blind or visually impaired candidates as well as candidates with full vision. The reason I am targeting this unique group is due to the fact that I am visually impaired myself. I am aware of the statistics of blind employment to that of the sighted community and this is my opportunity to give equal opprotunities to those who have the motivation and hard work I am seeking. Visually impaired and blind Candidates must be comprehensive with screen readers such as jaws or window eyes to be considered for these positions. Voiceover is also compatible with this employment opportunity. This is an amazing work from home job opportunity. Unfortunately there are more unscrupulous work from home opportunities than there are legitimate opportunities. I am a 28 year old totally blind part-time student and I have been duped and taken advantage of by dishonest advertising. I am similar to mostpeople, in wanting to obtain the american dream of financial independence. I am looking for several candidates to assist in the marketing of a rapidly growing advertising firm. Without a doubt you can have an opportunity to make anywhere from $500-$1000 daily. I know that is so unbelievable and may instantly send red flags through your thought process, but before you run from an opportunity that could change your life or put extra cash in your pocket visit : http://instantpaydaynetwork.com/vmh2883 I have worked for this company for the last 10 months and am still trying to spread the word about this work from home position that truly has made a difference in my life. My first 3 months I grossed an average of $3000 per month. However over the last 7 months I have grossed an average of $5,350 a month from my home office. To ensure my credibility and to put minds at ease here is my email and website. for any inquiries or questions about these available positions. We are only interested in hardworking, goal-oriented individuals who will put in the time and effort to get the financial independence we all dream of.
Requirements,
Experience with any kind of screen reader
Internet savvy
Mozella fire fox
Micro soft word
typing speed of at least 25 words per minute.
Click: http://instantpaydaynetwork.com/vmh2883 or email victoria.herrera83@gmail.com with your resume.
This is an equal opportunity employment position. All candidates will be equally considered for each position.

## Post 2 by Eleni21 (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Wednesday, 31-Oct-2012 0:01:44

Do you honestly expect us to believe this is genuine? First, there are grammar and spelling errors throughout the text. Second, you're claiming that, by working for a marketing company, we can earn at least $5,000 per month. that's about $60,000 per year. Perhaps, you should start by seeking a writing specialist and an accountant to help you determine real earnings potential.
If this is genuine, then I apologise. But I'm 99% positive this is yet another scheme. If not, please provide references from reputable sources, such as the Better Business Bureau, and/or user reviews from nonbiassed sites, that this is a real business opportunity, not a pyramid scheme etc.

## Post 3 by Eleni21 (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Wednesday, 31-Oct-2012 0:02:10

If this is fraudulent, you should be even more ashamed of yourself, targeting the blind community!

## Post 4 by OceanDream (An Ocean of Thoughts) on Wednesday, 31-Oct-2012 11:24:12

Tiff, I have to disagree with the latter part of your statement about it being especially shameful to target the blind community with a scam. A scam is a scam. All scammers will use some sort of vulnerability or passion to fuel their flame, but they are always targeted at a specific demographic. Other than that, I wholeheartedly agree with you.
To the original poster, If you can't spell "Mozilla", and "Microsoft", I'm a little nervous about working with or for you in a job that requires basic to advanced computer skills. Normally, I'm not a spelling and grammar nazi, but when it comes to offering something professionally, it's absolutely essential. At the very least, you need to work on your marketing skills. Not a very good first impression. I'm not quite as sure as Tiff about this being a scam, but the poor presentation and the lack of reliable sources to vouch for this opportunity doesn't speak well for it. In my experience, every so-called opportunity I found that only provides a link to the site to apply, plus an Email to contact someone from said site, has always turned out to be either some sort of pyramid scheme, or a scam altogether.

## Post 5 by wildebrew (We promised the world we'd tame it, what were we hoping for?) on Wednesday, 31-Oct-2012 11:39:36

To make things such as these look reputable:
1. Provide name of company (one of something or other does not work).
2. Provide an email address at the company's domain (if you are an employee of theirs with the power to recruit they must've given you an email address, anyone can have a GMail address, be they familiar with Mozella and Jiws or VoceOver or not ... misspelling deliberate).
3. Assure people there is no start up or out of pocket cost for getting started, if there is, it's a scam.
4. Why send resume to you, usually a sales person is not in charge of HR work (hiring, training etc.), if they are, it must be an independent type of sales job, which, to me, points to a scheme.
5. At least provide credible figures, these types of numbers for work from home with little specific skills is simply not credible to anyone, you willing to provide an actual pay stub or bank statement to enlighten us (or at least those who contact you privately to inquire further?)
Sorry, but this stinks to the high heavens.

## Post 6 by Daenerys Targaryen (Enjoying Life) on Wednesday, 31-Oct-2012 13:04:19

Well I know this person in real life. I know this is her email address. She has told me she does have a job and I don't think she would post something that wasn't real. However, if they are right and this is not real then why are you wasting your time and ours?

## Post 7 by the princess's angel (Account disabled) on Wednesday, 31-Oct-2012 17:41:17

No i am not sending this as a skeam. It is really a marketing job. It isn't a job that money will just fall out of the sky. You have to actually work and post ads. You will see that it isn't a scam. I have friends on here that is doing it and you can ask them.

## Post 8 by write away (The Zone's Blunt Object) on Wednesday, 31-Oct-2012 17:58:04

I think this person is actually brainwashed into thinking that her so-called job is not a scheme. Know why? Because pyramid schemes are actually technically called Multilevel marketing. So yes, techincally it is a marketing job. It sure is. lol

## Post 9 by chelslicious (like it or not, I'm gonna say what I mean. all the time.) on Wednesday, 31-Oct-2012 17:58:14

friends that is doing it? really? as was said, learn proper grammar skills before you even think about trying to promote something. not just that, but you also oughta take time to actually, truly, look into whatever it is you're trying to encourage others to participate in.
lenobia, I know the OP personally, as well. however, that doesn't mean I'll take her side when she clearly doesn't know what she's doing/talking about. there's no way for you to, either, unless she has given you evidence that she hasn't provided us with.

## Post 10 by wildebrew (We promised the world we'd tame it, what were we hoping for?) on Wednesday, 31-Oct-2012 22:06:22

Ok, fair enough. Can you describe the job, what is a typical day like for you jobwise?
Can you name the actual company you work for and provide a link to their website, or at least that way people can Google it?
Can you confirm there are no sign-up costs and can you show any proof that they are actually hiring and you are qualified to look at resumes for them (resumes are somewhat personal, contain contact info, address, phone number, a lot of stuff you really would not want to hand out to anyone).
No, I am not at all intersted in a job, just fascinated by this whole thing.

## Post 11 by UniqueOne (I'll have the last word, thank you!) on Wednesday, 31-Oct-2012 23:26:00

Yes, Wildebrew I'd like to know the same.

## Post 12 by OceanDream (An Ocean of Thoughts) on Thursday, 01-Nov-2012 7:48:49

Once again, well said, WB. You can come here and tell us it's legit until you're blue in the face, but that means nothing until you actually back it up.