I requested employment on Hotjobs.com and obtained a contact from Michael Taylor (but his current email address was concealed) along with a connect to www.lifepathjobs.net. After I could not find his title or any contact title or telephone # on the webpage, I completed the contact type and requested them to contact me (I just offered my telephone #, not my current email address). Within a few minutes, a pleasant but really naive old-man called Tom Clark named me. After his 'sales hype' I questioned him the difficult issues... What is he promoting? Just how much has he created achieving this? Works out, he's trying to sell the idea of enhancing your lifetime and eliminating residing in a debt attitude - all for that low cost of $1,700.00. You can have a 56 week online program training you just how to enhance your lifestyle. There's no real item. Ben pockets $1,000.00 instantly and $700 would go to the organization -which seems to be Lifestyle Route or Person Corps (unsure which). Their individual objective would be to provide $300,000 towards the ministry - you realize, since great christians grab in the unaware/silly individuals to fatten the purses of the sacred people operating the chapel. Really 'love thy friend' attitude here... Obviously, I Have got time-on my fingers - but that is what goes on when buying work. I am tired of finding these cons and am confused there are individuals who REALLY fall victim for them. Tom Clark certainly thinks he's promoting the best 'item' and it is okay receiving $1,700 - $1,000 which moves straight into his wallet! Fortunately, Tom Clark accepted he hasn't created one cent from this fraud - however.in the end, he himself is just 12 months in to the 'school'. Listed here are extra sites related to this fraud: http://tclark. Lifepathpro.com, www.charisandassociates.com Hoping that noone comes prey for this scam which Tom Clark discovers his method to the best work.
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