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ALERT!!!!!!!!!!!
WORK-AT-HOME SCAM FAKE ARTICLE WARNING
THERE'S A STORY CIRCULATING ON THE INTERNET THAT LOOKS LIKE AN MSNBC.COM STORY WRITTEN BY ME. THIS STORY IS TOTALLY A SCAM AND MSNBC IS PURSUING THE PERPETRATORS.
HERE'S A LINK TO A POST I WROTE ABOUT THE FAKE STORY.
PLEASE DO NOT DO ANY BUSINESS WITH THE COMPANY MENTIONED IN THE FAKE ARTICLE.
Eve Tahmincioglu is an award-winning labor columnist and director of communications for Families and Work Institute, a workplace think tank in Manhattan. She is author of "From the Sandbox to the Corner Office." Forbes named this blog one of the top career sites for women; CareerBuilder named it one of the 9 Job Blogs You Should Be Reading; and CareerBuilder and CNN named her one of the top job tweeters on Twitter.
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November 16th, 2012 at 6:04 pm
To Eve Tahmincioglu,
Reporting to you a “spam e-mail” received from MSNBC. This is the link: check this out http://msnbc.msn.com-b4.us/jobs/ that was sent out to about 100 people from my e-mail out box. When I opened the link I saw your name as a contact person. It is embarassing to send this out to mostly professional people that I know which I have to respond to them back why the e-mail was sent to them. How did this happen that the SPAM e-mail came from my e-mail address. Did someone hack my e-mail box? Please respond to my request. Thank you.
rose.pascua@yahoo.com CP: 323-382-1124
January 18th, 2013 at 8:07 pm
They have reached a new low. I received a txt stating that ( hey tracie I know it has been a long time but u have to check this out. I already made $650 last week from home. Read this. Www.workhome111.com looks) hope it helps to stop someone from getting taken advantage of in the future.