I apologize if this is considered an "employment" listing.
I'm not a recruiter or anyone who can offer employment --
just an employee who knows where to find the kind of people
who can do what they want done. I'm not being paid a single
penny for this.

Is this spam?

On 7/25/08, Carolyn wrote:
> Hi there German Teachers!
>
> I am a fellow teacher who hangs out on the Sub board (was
> a sub last year, first time teacher this year, yay!) and
> wanted to send you a message.
>
> I also work part time as a proofreader for a local company
> that does translation services. Its all at-home,
> freelance, work on the computer stuff. I've been doing
> this for a year now and am getting ready to get VERY busy -
> - they have a huge project coming up.
>
> My boss is looking for 30 to 40 (yes, THAT MANY) people
> who can speak/write/read German and English fluently. They
> require people who are detailed, organized and have an
> excellent command of the grammar.
>
> This is for real. I make 10.00 per hour, but
> it's "billable" hours, so if I open, glance and read a
> file, that's considered .25 hours (.25 hour increments for
> time recording)
>
> If anyone is interested in a part time gig, which is ideal
> for part-time teachers (if you are one) wanting to earn
> money, but not having to spend the gas going somewhere --
> then feel free to send me an email at the above address.
> This is all for real, no hidden "pay me 100 dollars and
> I'll take your money and disappear" things. I'm as honest
> as the day is long -- you can even jump to the Substitute
> Board and check out the thread "When it rains it pours, I
> guess".
>
> I just want to share this with you because we are all
> talented in our own ways and, what better way to help each
> other out than give them information like this?
>
> Keeping it real,
>
> Carolyn

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