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kakooly · Joined: 02 Sep 2011 Posts: 1

How to find a legitimate data entry job? I've searched all over the place, and can't find a legitimate data entry job, even though I know there are some. Does anyone know of a site/business that I can email or write to, that DOES NOT CHARGE MONEY. If it was a true JOB they would not be charging money up front, so anyone that suggests one of those scams will be downvoted. Thanks for your help.
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services.sales · Joined: 18 Mar 2003 Posts: 50

nuwul · Joined: 18 Mar 2003 Posts: 1

i found out about raffles from The Star advertisement and the offers are really2 great. i really excited to join it until i decided to apply a credit card for payment transaction. btw, i still not apply it yet... now i'm not sure to join raffles after read statement about this. but i 've just thinking... if they are really honest with these kind of job, why do they need to ask for participant's PIN No. (owner credit card)... i may not good about credit card, but i've searched other illegal comp like airasia... they only ask for a card no. Hmm.....
Btw, anyone know about any company like raffles... (data-entry-job) which can be trusted??? Thanks

plcheah · Joined: 18 Mar 2003 Posts: 7

Raffles even advertised in the Jobstreet website as 'Freelance' jobs. Does recruiting agency like Jobstreet has the right to bar such job scams since they are the professional who is supposd to offer genuine jobs to interested candidates?

services.sales · Joined: 18 Mar 2003 Posts: 50

luckily i escaped raffles

noreen290476 · Joined: 18 Mar 2003 Posts: 224

Please be careful when you intend to sign up with any companies offering work-at-home jobs online. Raffles Recruitment is a scam company. You can read about it here:

http://''ehomemakers.net/en/article.php?id=1788

The same goes to Typeinternational and Express Paid Surveys. Please read the guidelines on how to protect yourself from getting conned. These are other useful articles on work-at-home scams:

http://''ehomemakers.net/en/article.php?id=1715
http://''ehomemakers.net/en/article.php?id=1285
http://''ehomemakers.net/en/article.php?id=1290
http://''ehomemakers.net/en/article.php?id=1287
http://''ehomemakers.net/en/article.php?id=457
http://''ehomemakers.net/en/article.php?id=354
http://''ehomemakers.net/en/article.php?id=761

services.sales · Joined: 18 Mar 2003 Posts: 50

I got tricked once, long long time ago. Can't remember what was it but involved deposits. Don't be another victim..

if-i-were-you · Joined: 18 Mar 2003 Posts: 2

yeah. you are right Peter.

I have signed up with them. What i get are all the links and few e-books teach me how to make money online. After i read these books, i found them useful. I have earned some money since i understood these books.

however, these survey/data entry, i think they can be found from the search engines too. But, i think, because not many people aware of this kind of information. that's why raffles recruitment gather the information, and sell to people who need the information.

i think they have clearly indicated what they are actually selling. Once i contacted with them, they said that they were not the actual employers, but they introduce people this kind of information. i believe there are many people like me who are able to interpret and understand what they are selling. if you know what they are selling, you surely can earn some money using this program.

just my neutral view of point.

Peter Tan · Joined: 18 Mar 2003 Posts: 5

Dear all, please do not be scamed, i am a foolish one to signed up with them. What all they did is just to forward me a list of websites which either do surveys or data entry jobs. All the sites can be found at Google or Yahoo. Please spread this message to anyone whom you know or dunno. I think the site orginated from singapore.

if-i-were-you · Joined: 18 Mar 2003 Posts: 2

I have checked this website out. I think this company is a recruiting agency. just like one of those outside. i guess they help people to get a job and they earn the commission for getting people to get a job to an employer.

just like one of those recruiting agencies. They introduce people jobs. for a successful job introducing, i mean if the person gets employed, the agent will charge the person a fee. it could be deducted from salary for continuos 3 months or whatever other methods.

Same as this website i think, raffles recruitment.com helps people to get jobs, and for each successful application, raffles recruitment.com earns commision of US$ 45.55. It is much lower compared to other recruitng agencies.

However, i havent tried whether this site is a scam or not. The above is how i think of this website. this also can explain they charge money upfront.

noreen290476 · Joined: 18 Mar 2003 Posts: 224

Hi,

You should fill in the Skill Set Form on the main page of eHomemakers website:

http://''ehomemakers.net/en/index.php?sid=4a1c8198f9d7ab6fbcddda61ebf344d4

Please hurry as the closing date is on the 30th May, 2007. Don't lose out on this great opportunity as work at home jobs are difficult to get. There are a lot of scams going around in the internet offering fake jobs. You can read more about these scams here:

http://''ehomemakers.net/en/category.php?id=58

Good luck!

mrsraja · Joined: 18 Mar 2003 Posts: 5

arfina · Joined: 18 Mar 2003 Posts: 3

Hi mrsraja,
I also got into the eHomemakers.net website through raffles-recruitment. I was also looking for some data entry/typing work. I wonder if you have any updates on that website? Like whether it is genuine. After reading about the work-from home scam in eHomemakers, I am rather sceptical now. What do you think?
Anybody has any experience with raffles-recruitment before?

mrsraja · Joined: 18 Mar 2003 Posts: 5

Hi guys,

I got this website from the advertishment lloking for data enrty typist. Does anyone know this site?
pls advice.