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Yes, you might know me for having posted an article on "Internet employment fraudsters and scam artists". I am here to just add on to this subject by giving people a well known link that might save people from participating in illegal internet money laundering scams unwittingly. Although there is a wealth of information out there for everyone's public viewing, I think it is important to take note that these warnings can be taken for granted. I am providing another link that people maybe interested in using for research purposes on this critical topic.

THE LINK IS: http://www.scamfraudalert.com

By Sharon Tavaya (c) 2005

If we were to reminisce back to 2004 Fall/Winter session, you would have noticed that there were construction fences surrounding various parts of the York Campus grounds. Some of these fences had various arts, in the form of graffiti, placed on them. _______________________________________________________________________________________

When you think about the fiasco that went on at the Trump Towers, one has got to wonder if Carolyn Kepcher had it coming. Donald Trump was just pretty dissappointed in her performance, especially when she decided to take it on herself to promote herself the way she did. The Donald put his foot down and pretty much did not let that slide on his watch. However, he lets her go graciously while giving her the space to walk out of the Trump Towers with her head held high, or so we thought would be the case.

When I think of University/College life, I never really expected it to be so hectic and stressfull than highschool. I don't know how people deal with it, but being a univesity bound student has its ups and downs. However, what I find most important to me is the idea of keeping a positive attitude towards my studies. Although university was intended to be a place of learning, it has become a franchise for the next available employee applicant of the future. What does this say about our educational institution?

Have you ever checked out sites that offer bogus jobs that require you to use your own bank account in order to cash in bogus checks? These people keep asking you to take 10% of the cash amount as commission for your sevice. They tell you to send the rest of the money as a money order to a specified location.

I'm here to warn you not to accept such lucrative offers, even on your worst unemployment day. They look for vulnerable people that need ways to make cash quickly, but in the end you end up being the sucker. If you cash the check into your own personal bank account and money order the 90% through a money order institution like Western Union (for example) you will put yourself in debt. How, you might wonder? If the bank finds out that check you recieved in the mail is a bad check from this supposed bogus employer's clients you will have to pay the bank the 90% you money ordered unwittingly to that bogus employer online.