BEEF SUPREME
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You're probably good with numbers...
MLM's and Pilot Wives
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You're probably good with numbers...
CoffeeIcePapers
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I see this all the time on FB.
Hey guys, I have an exciting opportunity to be your own boss. Inbox me!
Hey guys, I have an exciting opportunity to be your own boss. Inbox me!
WMostellar
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From another forum...At least he's bold.
*vomit* ha!
I've described it to my first officer. He says it's just like the "Officer's Wives" groups.
"Hi! I'm Mrs. Colonel Johnny Flyboy! Call me Jill!"
scooter2525
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They all start in Utah.
The Jamberry fiasco appears to have as well......Anyone wanna buy some nail product?
scooter2525
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... Sister wife?
fly22
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I was thinking more of a replacement but an addition wouldn't be that bad would it?
I mean the modern woman is inexpensive, and easy to please.
I'll have to check on that....."Here's the deal...You can continue to sell that stuff, but we're bringing in a new female...." ;-)
I just got asked the same question..... "Oh nothing, something Joe said." Who's joe? "Some guy from JetCareers".... Ohh
SrFnFly227
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A friend just shared this article on Facebook and I thought of this thread. Sums it up pretty nicely.
http://www.scarymommy.com/how-to-lose-facebook-friends/
http://www.scarymommy.com/how-to-lose-facebook-friends/
scooter2525
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Stone Cold
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Cherokee_Cruiser
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I remember about 2-3 years ago I had several CAs (and FOs) from current company and other airlines that tried to get me into Zeek rewards. Something related to an online auction called Zeeker. It involved putting in an investment of either 1,000 , 5000, or 10000. And then every month, you had to pay a administration fee, but you could set it up so that your own account profits would pay the fee monthly. And every day you had to go online and advertise for bids on different sites, forums, etc.
Something just didn't pass the sniff test. To me it sounded exactly like a pyramid, especially when no one could really explain to me how this program would work when the people signing up only use their free bids, and then refuse to sign up and pay for more bids. It sounded like a scam, and luckily, I turned it down. I was asked several times by a couple pilots who I actually regard as financially smart/sound.
Lo behold less than 6 months later the SEC shut them down. Turned out it was basically a pyramid scheme where newcomers money was being used to pay off previous investors. So in this matter I lucked out, but I know one guy who was at Spirit and with his 5,000 investment he ended up cashing out over 32,000. Not sure what happened, last I heard there was a federal receivership and slowly working on getting money back to victims.
I'm a firm believer in the "if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is." Ain't nothing good (and legit) free in this world!
Something just didn't pass the sniff test. To me it sounded exactly like a pyramid, especially when no one could really explain to me how this program would work when the people signing up only use their free bids, and then refuse to sign up and pay for more bids. It sounded like a scam, and luckily, I turned it down. I was asked several times by a couple pilots who I actually regard as financially smart/sound.
Lo behold less than 6 months later the SEC shut them down. Turned out it was basically a pyramid scheme where newcomers money was being used to pay off previous investors. So in this matter I lucked out, but I know one guy who was at Spirit and with his 5,000 investment he ended up cashing out over 32,000. Not sure what happened, last I heard there was a federal receivership and slowly working on getting money back to victims.
I'm a firm believer in the "if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is." Ain't nothing good (and legit) free in this world!
