Mark Marketing
Fake employment, fake website, fake company Internet

My experience with them was similar to what is described in posts of Estero and Clyde.
My first task in their training was

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The first training task, paraphrasing, encourages a focus on meaning and leads to practice of the basics of copywriting.

Choose one of the products from
http://www.thecanadianmeds.com/all_products.php and change the product description.

What you should do, in fact, is paraphrase the article, or Write it in Your Own Words.
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The site referred above is fraudulent and earned some attention from RIP OFF. It made me to drop them like a hot potato and to take a closer look at Mark Marketing LLC. I found that their website http://www.mark-marketing.com/main.htm is a copy of another: http://www.mikelmarketing.com/

It is interesting to compare Our story pages of both sites.

Even after I sent them my resignation email, they asked me for a copy of my drivers license:

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As part of our security procedure, we ask that you provide a valid photo identification (e.G. Driver's license) that shows the address currently
registered with us. If your ID does not show the address registered, please provide a utility bill or bank statement that shows the correct address. Please be advised we will still require a copy of the photo ID.
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- I suspect that next request would be for voided check for direct deposit, so they would have a sample of my signature and the number of my bank account.

Company: Mark Marketing
Country: USA
State: Texas
City: Dallas
Site: www.mark-marketing.com/main.htm

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