Comment Re:Um, creepy (Score 3, Insightful) 35
Are Matt's Robot Hexapods Creepy or Cute?
The correct response is Yes.
Are Matt's Robot Hexapods Creepy or Cute?
The correct response is Yes.
Also note they use the payment as a filter. That is, they don't want smart people working for these crap jobs.The smart people refuse to give up their passport and call the police after you bring them to your country. So they make sure to only 'hire' less smart people by giving you an intelligence test - if you are unwise enough to bribe the broker to get a job they promise is 'good', then you are unwise enough to give them your passport and not call the police.
And the same thing applies to MLM here and even to those "businesses" that recruit naive young women to attempt to use sex appeal to sell things out of the backs of trucks to people in parking lots. I was once approached by a girl of probably 20 years of age, she was trying to get me to buy some kind of cologne, attempting to use both bully tactics ("You don't want to smell, do you?") and cute-bubbly sex appeal to get my money. Seeing the guys on the other side of the parking lot at a van I asked her how much they were paying her, and she said that she pays them and gets a portion of the profits from her sales. I told her they were using her and weren't much above pimps, leaving the implication for what that made her unstated. Based on the shocked look on her face I don't think she'd even considered how both dangerous and wrong her situation was. I got in my car and left; no idea if she was smart enough to leave or go into the convenience store and ask for help or not.
It involves the internet
... so I'll assume some form of pornography.
That takes me back...
I was one of the first kids in my neighborhood to regularly BBS and to have a color inkjet printer, I used to sell individual printed pages for $0.50 each...
Kleeneness is next to Godelness.