Posted on 11 May 2012. Tags: doing research, Fraud, job search, Link, Perfectly, quality advisor, sales job, sales reps, st catharines ontario, Technician, technician job, tube, unsuspecting clients, water purification system, worth thousands
This is a job that’s been posted in many job sites in Ontario. The problem is that it is virtually impossible to ever make the $18/hr. The job is presented as a “Water Purification Technician” or “Water Quality Advisor”. What it comes down to is you aren’t applying for a Technician job at all but it is a sales job which means the job ads are misleading. You would have to sell a large amount of units that are worth thousands of dollars. In one website I read that Perfectly Pure Solutions sell their units for $6500 and commision for the sales rep is $125. Not much money for that expensive a unit and good luck selling that many. There is also a you tube link for which I will post that tells of sales reps committing fraud to unsuspecting clients with a water purifying company.Who’s to say that all these companies haven’t changed their name and move around. Perfectly Pure Solutions in St. Catharines, Ontario has been advertising for these jobs in our area. My husband lost his job of over 24 years and he almost fell victim to this. Upon doing research, he called and declined the job for which when he applied, they called within 4 hours. Perfectly Pure Solutions is advertising in a reputable job search site and I find this very unfair due to our area being hit hard by job loss and people trying to find work, fall for this type of job post. The email used in all ads from October to April was ppslisa@gmail.com. I wrote to this individual with the you tube video and some other information for which I found where people had posted in forums on how they were mislead by the St. Catharines company. Since writing to this person, the job was once again posted today and the email was changed to eaglelisak@gmail.com. I now want to warn people of two things. 1.) watch the you tube video and don’t allow anyone to try to come to your home and sell you a water purification system unless you have chosen to have someone come to install something. 2) beware of any job that requires no experience with high hourly rates of pay and are affiliated with water purification systems. Here is the you tube link:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxY48FDLD…
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Posted on 27 September 2011. Tags: Ancient, ancient egypt, dialogue, doing research, Egyptians, idea, Life, niche, Novels, Story, story writing, victorian england
My niche in story writing has typically been Victorian England, however I have an idea for a story set in Ancient Egypt – I have been doing research about life in Egypt but I am still unsure how I would write the dialogue. Any tips? Any good novels set in Ancient Egypt? Et cetera
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Posted on 27 April 2011. Tags: business, business from home, business idea, clothing business, clothing design, delving, doing research, hand sewing, Home, idea, manufacturing companies, niche, notion, quality bras, research areas
I have an idea for a women’s bra line and I’d like to start delving into making this a reality instead of just a general notion. I know the niche I’d like to fill, and I would like to just do this as a small business from home, selling the pieces via the internet. The thing is, I’m only 19 and have no background in design or any idea where to start in producing quality bras, nor which manufacturing companies to look into. I’d like to find a way to manufacture a few designs inexpensively, rather than hand-sewing or anything like that.
Basically, does anyone know of any sites that might be helpful research areas for my business idea? I’m doing research on my own, but it’s always good to check with others who might know better where I should be looking. Thanks!
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Posted on 10 September 2010. Tags: atheist parents, budget cuts, Catholic, christian private school, church, classroom size, coworker, daughter, doing research, nuns, property, religious aspect, school classroom, test, test scores
Would you ever consider sending your child to a Christian private school if it were the only private school within 50 miles?
We live in a town of about 18,000. There is one public elementary, middle school and high school. There is also a Christian private school (K-6 only) that is affiliated with the local Catholic church. It is on the church property and for many years was ran by nuns. You no longer have to be Catholic to attend.
It’s a very good school, classroom size is 10 to 24 students. They have excellent test scores. I am an atheist and my husband is agnostic. Our daughter is now 3 so we have 2 yrs to decide. I am doing research on this school and all students must attend mass weekly, learn about religion and pray 3 times a day. We have taken our daughter to church maybe twice. The religious aspect of the school would be new to her. This school seems to be a much better school than the public elementary, which has suffered a lot with budget cuts in the last few years. My coworker works fulltime at this school and I don’t like what she has to say about it.
I am just seeking opinions of other atheist parents. Thank you.
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