quite a varied job, m ystery shopping is.
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i've been seeing a lot of those multiple listings lately. also "We are interested in qualified security guards!", "We are interested in qualified cashiers!", "We are interested in qualified servers!". I don't know what those were ads for.... a job agency? Doesn't it cost money to list jobs on craigslist?
ReplyDeletei just looked; it cost $25 in l.a. and $75 in san francisco.
ReplyDeletethis morning someone posted an ad for a used bmw convertible (looks like it's probably some kind of scam too) in every single category of the job listings in the bay area. 30-something posts. you must be able to cross-post between job categories without paying more. regardless, are the unemployed really the best target market when you're trying to sell (or scam people who want to buy) a luxury car?