Gate of Apocalypse

Recently, there have been con artists in the book review area during this period. Under the pretext of recruiting people to be typists, you can earn dozens to hundreds of dollars a day by calling them $15 a thousand.

I deleted it and I deleted it. I didn't want to ignore it. When I * * just found out that my reader actually went to consult a liar... that is, someone really fell for it...

I think we should talk about it here:

Everyone must not be fooled! It's a fraud. It's a fraud!

It's an old trick, and once you believe the call from the proactive liar, they'll tell you that the job is typing, and they'll ask you to pay a sum of money called a bond (because the document you're typing is an important piece of paper asking you to pay a bond), or a job introduction fee, or something like that, and they'll lie to you for a hundred or two dollars.

Tell everyone the key to screening this scam:

The vast majority of documents and manuscripts, even pictorial versions, can be converted directly from pictorial to text formats with software - no typists at all!!

Now in society, the job of pure typist has almost disappeared because it doesn't work at all.

And the only typist that still exists is a professional stenographer.

Speed recording typing, and typing with your computer keyboard, are two completely different technologies! It is simply impossible to make a quick record without professional training.

Just a reminder, don't fall for it!!

PS: Finally, throw up a slot: The funniest thing is the cheater offers a good price. Oh, 15 bucks a thousand words...

Fifteen thousand words is almost equal to a thousand subscriptions... you may not know, 60 percent of authors from the beginning, the writing fee is not so high! It's not pure typing, it's writing! Most of the writing is less expensive.

Pure typing gives you such a high price.

You believe that?!

Don't fall for it!!!