I Paid $45 To get an "old" looking, Piece of junk Program. It was suppose to be updated via the Internet (i've My doubts on that).
Most, If not all Web sites they gave as good Job sites are ones that can be found on a good search engine and correct keywords.
After I downloaded the File here is the disclaimer I found:
DISCLAIMER
Information Net Source Corp. Does not guarantee that any particular company is currently hiring telecommuters. The companies listed are reported to have expressed an interest in telecommuters and independent contract
As you scroll through the information below you will notice that very few companies provide phone numbers and/or email address as part of their contact information. We have been asked why - Here is a brief explanation:
Often times the person doing the hiring doesn't want other staff to know that home based workers are being hired. If calls keep coming in asking information about the home based positions being offered, the person doing the hiring is caught in an awkward position because more of his/her office staff will start asking questions and want to work from home themselves.
Most companies do not have the staff to handle all the phone calls, emails and/or faxes from job seekers that want to know all the little details about an available job. Remind yourself that in the employers mind, they are the ones picking who they want to work for them, you are not picking them. They feel that they are the ones who get to make the phone calls and ask the questions. It is best to keep your questions until the interview.
Imagine the receptionist who must screen all incoming calls about a work-at-home job while she also has to tend to the daily duties of her normal receptionist tasks.
Sometimes the person doing the hiring wants to see how well you follow directions. He/she may tell you to send your resume to a specific address, with a contact name of: WB143, along with your salary history and other miscellaneous information. If you were to miss any one of these little items while applying for the position your resume would likely end up in the trash. If you called about the position your inquiry would probably never make it to the person doing the hiring because the receptionist would not know what you were talking about.
I actually found no Phone # at all, just street addresses, no website or Email address.
I sent over 50 Resumes out, and have not heard one response or even a hint of anything.
We Even called and talked to a live person, thought it was legit.
Then When I tried to get a refund, I found out you needed 3 refusal letters, and as I stated we heard nothing.
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