| This article is a continuation of Beware
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| | owner or President. Look for press
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| of "work from home" wolf tickets (Part
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| | information; Press Releases, Magazine
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| 1). If you have not read it, you can read
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| | Articles, etc...
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| it here, telerepsathome.com
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| | - Start- up fees is not required, the
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| workfromhomewolftickets; I suggest you
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| | exception to this rule is, some companies
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| read it first. I will briefly highlight
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| | may require a fee for background checks
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| some points from part 1 to help you
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| | or credit checks. But this usually comes
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| follow along.
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| | after the interview and you know you have
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| In 1995 I begin to educate myself on
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| | the job.
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| these heartless home based job stealers;
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| | - Real Companies post jobs on job boards
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| I started recognizing their identifying
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| | frequently visited by Candidates, they do
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| traits. I uncovered other resources,
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| | not send you spam emails about this
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| whom could give me details about the
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| | wonderful position they have. Email from
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| business practices of companies. Friends
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| | a company, you did not apply for-- is a
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| and family begin to come to me with
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| | red flag!
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| questions about businesses and how to do
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| | 3. Report- To the "Wolf Ticket Watchers"
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| further research on the vague company
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| | They are...
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| report given by the BBB. Back then, it
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| | - The Federal Trade Commission-
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| was like a scavenger hunt trying to
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| | - Bad Business Buearu-
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| identify Wolf Tickets and finding
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| | - National Fraud Information Center-
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| resources that could help, but today this
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| | - Web Assured-
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| information is more prevalent than ever.
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| | The 5 most targeted group of people
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| Before we review how to resist wolf
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| | In Part 1 we identified the 4 most
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| tickets, let's talk about the 3 most
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| | targeted groups of people, they were...
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| common Wolf Tickets today.
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| | - College Students
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| The 3 most common Wolf Tickets being sold
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| | - Senior Citizens
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| Today
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| | - Moms
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| - Data Entry Jobs:
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| | - The Disabled
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| Data Entry jobs are the most sought after
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| | In Part 1, we also discussed that the
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| job by work from home candidates.
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| | biggest target market of this group is
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| Scammers are aware of this. There are
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| | stay at home moms. However, since this
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| legit data entry jobs out there, but
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| | group of people has become schooled on
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| these are far and in-between. Use caution
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| | scams, Scammers are now trying to slither
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| when applying for data entry jobs on and
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| | into the wallets of a new target. Who are
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| off-line. Ask other home based job
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| | they?
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| seekers what companies they recommend.
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| | A new Target of Wolf Tickets
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| - Mystery Shopping list:
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| | That new target is our teenagers.
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| Many ads claim to get you started with
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| | Teenagers are 5th on our list of the most
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| mystery shopping; you may or may not
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| | targeted group of people. They are the
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| receive a list of companies. Mystery
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| | new generation whom is falling prey to
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| shopping jobs are very time sensitive.
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| | Wolf Tickets, because of access to the
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| Assignments have to be done on the day
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| | internet our teenagers are being sucked
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| specified. So, a list of jobs would not
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| | in by scams. They get spam from them in
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| be beneficial. You can find companies and
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| | their email box or a Pop- up from a
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| up-dated jobs at mysteryshop.org (Mystery
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| | website they frequent may entice them to
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| Shopping Providers Association)
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| | get mom and dad's credit card. These wolf
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| - Survey Web Sites:
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| | tickets are enticing to teenagers because
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| Despite the hype, surveys are not a quick
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| | they are eager for Independence, and they
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| way to make a lot of money from home; a
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| | believe that having their own money is
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| real research project may take 30 to 45
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| | going to give them that.
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| minutes to complete, paying you a
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| | TeleRepsathome surveyed a group of
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| whopping! $5 to $10. The most common
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| | teenagers, and the results were
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| method of payment for surveys are-- gift
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| | unnerving! Either they or their friends
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| certificates, products and points. Cash
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| | had encountered a work at home scam. When
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| is seldom paid, if you do receive a check
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| | asked what they would do with the money--
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| it is not enough to call an income. A lot
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| | they thought they were going to make, the
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| of survey sites are just companies linked
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| | answers came pouring out; buy clothes,
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| to affiliate companies that pay the web
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| | get a cell phone, buy fast food, get cds
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| site owner just for you signing up,
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| | and the list goes on. Note to Parents:
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| although you may never receive a market
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| | Start educating your teens about Scams.
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| research assignment-- you will get an
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| | Teach your teenagers the (AIR) Technique,
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| inbox full of solicitations. People
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| | since children learn better by doing
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| usually fill out surveys to get free
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| | here's an exercise you can do together,
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| stuff.
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| | this is an example of 2 real work from
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| In Part 1 of wolf tickets we discussed
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| | home scam ads, found in the local
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| three steps you need to take to resist
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| | newspaper.
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| these wolf tickets, Avoid, Identify,
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| | (1st Ad)
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| Report. These three steps formed the word
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| | Headline: Make $3,264/Weekly
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| (AIR) because this is what scammers are
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| | Body: Processing Rebates Online! Earn
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| full of. Let's see how you can apply
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| | $15.00/Per Refund Guaranteed. Extremely
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| these words in your home based job hunt.
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| | Easy. No Experience Needed
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| 1. Avoid- Wolf tickets by knowing the
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| | (2nd Ad)
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| words that are printed on them.
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| | Headline: Earn $950 Weekly
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| - Easy Money
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| | Body: Typing From Home. Data Entry
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| - No experience required
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| | Workers Needed! Everyone Qualifies. No
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| - Everyone Qualifies
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| | experience required
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| - Offer of Unrealistic Pay Check
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| | Now, you have your teen spot the red
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| (1,000.00 per wk)
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| | flags in Ad #1 and #2?
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| - 1-800# with 20 different extensions
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| | - Unrealistic Income
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| which lead to the same company
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| | - Extremely Easy
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| 2. Identify-Know how to identify Credible
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| | - No Experience Needed
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| Jobs and Companies
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| | - Everyone Qualifies
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| - Real jobs do not center on how much you
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| | Teenagers are the most naive out of the 5
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| are paid, their main focus is finding the
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| | most targeted groups of people, they are
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| right candidate for the job.
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| | unaware that scams exist and oblivious to
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| - Web Site presence, because the site has
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| | the strategies that are used. Here's
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| a web presence it doesn't mean it's
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| | something to think about, when the
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| legit, but it's better than just a P.O.
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| | teenagers were asked why they didn't take
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| Box. Look for... contact information--
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| | the bait-- the most common reply was,
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| phone numbers, email address, and office
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| | "because I did not have a credit card".
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| location. Find out the number of years
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| | Not, because it was a scam.
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| they have been in business. Identify the
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