"data-entry-jobs.com" IS this a scam??
80550
Yes, you have to order something from them.  Data entry will never pay over $100,000 a year.
140391
That job is usually a scam.....but i got a site where it is a job from home...you can check it out....http://freerewards.zoomshare.com
717225
This is a scam apparently a money laundering set up. See the following reports:\n\nhttp://www.computerworld.com.au/index.php/id;1464305622;fp;16;fpid;0 \nhttp://www.data-wales.co.uk/ni_fake_jobs.htm \nhttp://www.scamorama.com/jobscam5.html \nhttp://www.discovervancouver.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=81021
122668
it seems like it is to me... one time i was told to take this survey, and they would give me money. but they wanted to wire the money in my bank account, so they said they needed my bank account #. so you really need to watch out. If they're asking for stuff like that, then yeah, i'd say its a scam. i never heard of anyone making a living by filling out surveys.
243442
Thats almost certainly a scam. Its a common scam where people say "oh your reletive has left you lots of money, please send some money to cover xyz costs or give us your bank details"\n\nNever give out your personal details from unsolicited emails like that. Just delete it.
859240
I do make money from doing "data entry" and yes there are opportunities available that you don't have to pay for! The thing is to find the right "fit" for you, it take a little effort and time to find the right opportunity..To try to be helpful check out the link below, just scroll down till you find "data entry"!\n Hopefully I was of help
665184
I got a postcard in the mail, and was propositioned for the same fee to complete the applications.  I told the operator I would think about it and call back - then I hung up the phone and did a search to see what this company was about.  They have no web page, but there are a bunch of comments from people who have gotten ripped off from this company.  I called the company right back and told them to remove my name form their database and to not contact me ever again.  Fortunately I had not given them my bank account information.\n\nYou can do the search by typing the company's name into the URL address bar and pressing enter on your keyboard.  Read the comments and decide for yourself.\n\nI did find a page on the BBB http://www.newyork.bbb.org/reports/businessreports.aspx?pid=44&page=1&id=86754\nThat shows this company is not a member wiht the BBB - you can check it out too.\n\nAll in all - my research indicates that this is not a company wirht doing business with.  If you are interested in grants, then check out the response on this post for more info:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006041408147&r=w&is_vote_given=true&pa=BpVqD13uBHMzU.qS4xwATQPSi0OMTaepvTNWYr0wfkQkjizvFoI-
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I'm assuming you just received a job offer via instanthumanresources.com, right? I just received the same exact email regarding Invior Marketing and the only thing that came up in the search engine were your questions so there obviously isn't information about them out there.\n\nHowever...\n\nI then did a search on "Instant Human Resources" and a lot of scam information came up as a result.  They apparently have the "same" job offer through many other fake companies and is a notorious scammer. \n\nSearch Engine Results: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=%22instant+human+resources%22&btnG=Search\n\nAnd I found this article to be particularly informative:\nhttp://www.scam.com/showthread.php?t=7675\n\nI'm glad I decided to look into it further before overeagerly submitting my info. Alas, the job hunt continues!
863352
IGNORE SWEETY\n\nThis is a comment from a website he has linked to -\n\nThis work at home "opportunity" is an utter crock. Naturally the person spamming it doesn't give the details.\n\nYes, you get paid to post. How much? About 1/3rd of a penny per post. That's correct, post 300 messages and you might get as much as a dollar if they are "quality" messages.\n\nYou do the math.\n\nSo why is this goofball recommending it? Because he gets 20% of whatever you make. You slave away for 100 hours to make $10 and he gets $2. He he can talk 1000 people into wasting 100 hours of their life for $10/ea then he makes $2000. How does he con 1000 people into signing up? He spams 100's of messages a day on message boards.\n\nIt's a scam, complete and total scam. There is no actual payment schedule, they tell you they aren't under any obligation to pay you anything and most people never make more than $10 after wasting literally 100 hours or more.
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it is real.. no scam\n\nIf you live in the USA (or Canada), this is a good site to make money on.\n\nI have only found one legitimate work at home site so far, and it made me $392+ in just October. But it did take a bit of work initially--I added referrals--and the money got better. And I believe my earnings will continue to grow. I just recently had a best answer vote from a 15 y/o guy who made $50+ in just a couple of days. \n\nI started by answering surveys on CashCrate and filling out some free offers and received a real check from them. For example, I signed up for E-bay and made a bid and got paid $8.00. And there are no fees to join. It is totally free. So I made a little my first month with them. \n\nhttp://www.cashcrate.com/index.php?ref=126558    \n\nBut once I found out this site was legit, I started adding referrals. For every person you refer, you get 20% of what they earn. And for every person that one of your referrals refer to CashCrate, you get 10%. It may take some time to build up the number of referrals necessary to make a lot of money, but in time--this could be a great source of income--making money while other people are in a sense, working for you. \n\nAnd by the way--never join a work at home program that wants you to pay up front. If they were making that much money, they wouldn't need to charge you. \n\nNote: There are not many offers on this site for users outside of the USA (there quite a few offers for Canadian users though). But if you are in another country, you could still refer users from the USA to CashCrate and make money on those referrals.
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Well! Let me tell you one-thing. It's probably not worth it. I have seen many such sites and took advice from many people about this. All of them had just one thing to say, 'Don't do it.'\n\nIt's a waste of good money. I had once got an email about this too. It reported peoples experiences with these systems, and most of them were disappointed and thought they were cheated, as most of the links of 'jobs' on these sites are either dead, or pay just a pittance. Not worth it.\n\nAfterall, there is no such thing called 'Free Lunch'. No such thing called Easy Money. You've got to get out there and do something yourself.\n\nAll the best!
1030675
yes my dear friend, there indeed is such a company and u can get all details here-\n\nREMEMBER-ANY COMPANY THAT ASKS YOU TO PAY FOR A JOB IS A SCAM!\n \nhttp://www.pcworkathome.net
290675
I checked two business databases (Hoovers, and the Business and Company Resource Center) and this company is not listed, which means they are not registered.\n\nThis company is not registered, which means that they are 99% likely to be illegitimate.\n\nSounds like a scam to me!
53563
This sounds like a scam, sorry.  I think you've been duped.  First link is to the bank-job scam on SNOPES; second is to the Nigerian con, cuz it's so prevalent.  Could be a spin on these that you're in, I'm thinking.
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Did you apply for a job there?\n\nProbably not, or you wouldn't be asking.  \n\nThen how in the world did they get your email address?  \n\nSpammers send out 'job opportunities' by the hundreds of thousands to harvested or purchased addresses.  It's just more spam.  In all likelihood,  the 'job offer' is most likely an mlm or other online/pyramid scheme, and you most likely will be asked to pay for something or offer up personal information.
36770
If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.  Looks like they charge you a "registration" fee, then never get back to you.
891583
It is a new job scam, see link below, found it on google.\nThere are several company names they use to offer fake jobs.  \n\nhttp://www.klaasdevriesjr.nl/k-files/talentrock/instant_human_resources_instanthumanresources_usa_voice_usavoice_ask_america_askamerica_goodgradezone_goodgradesnow.htm