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jobulator

by no job mae

Jan 13, 2010

Until jobulator, I subbed 3 to 4 days a week. I tried the trial version and went from 15 to 20 days a month working to 5 to 8 days a month. There is something wrong with jobulator. Even with jobulator, I still had to sit in front of my screen because jobulator did not contact me with jobs as aesop did. There is something wrong with jobulator.

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Billy Reubin A-F***ING-MEN!! A rip if there ever was one.

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-Billy

On 1/29/10, still stuck by the computer wrote: > The only REAL difference between jobulator and the regular aesop > system is it beeps when a job is available, you do...See MoreA-F***ING-MEN!! A rip if there ever was one.

See my posts on Jobulator. Google jobulator twin cities daily planet.

& have fun

-Billy

On 1/29/10, still stuck by the computer wrote: > The only REAL difference between jobulator and the regular aesop > system is it beeps when a job is available, you don't have to keep > hitting the search button, so you can go somewhere else in the > house instead of sitting at the computer. > > Keep in mind though: people with certain cell phones are putting > jobulator on their phones, so they have access to it 24/7 - even > when they are at school, the grocery store, etc. For those of us > who don't have that option, we still have to sit at home near our > computers, we just have the "luxury" of not hitting the search > button every 30 seconds. Yesterday I missed a job from a teacher > who put me on her preferred list because I was at school at 1:15, > not at home with my computer, and last night I missed another one > when I went out for a few minutes to pick up dinner!!! So even > though jobulator paid for itself the first day I got it and it > alerted me to a job opening, I'm STILL tied to my computer! And > since I live in a rural area where high speed is not available, by > the time MY computer beeps with a job often someone else has taken > it. > > Not having jobulator put me at a disadvantage because the jobs > were getting taken faster, but getting it has NOT given me an edge... > > > > On 1/16/10, thytimo wrote: >> That's the thing, once a lot of people use the program, there's >> no added advantage. Of course they get to collect $40/person. >> >> On 1/13/10, no job mae wrote: >>> Until jobulator, I subbed 3 to 4 days a week. I tried the >>> trial version and went from 15 to 20 days a month working >>> to 5 to 8 days a month. There is something wrong with >>> jobulator. Even with jobulator, I still had to sit in front >>> of my screen because jobulator did not contact me with jobs >>> as aesop did. There is something wrong with jobulator.

Feb 11, 2010

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Oct 6, 2010

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Bill On 1/29/10, still stuck by the computer wrote: > The only REAL difference between jobulator and the regular aesop > system is it beeps when a job is available, you don't have to keep > hitting the search button, so you can go somewhere else in the > house instead of sitting at the computer. > > Keep in mind though: people with cer...See MoreOn 1/29/10, still stuck by the computer wrote: > The only REAL difference between jobulator and the regular aesop > system is it beeps when a job is available, you don't have to keep > hitting the search button, so you can go somewhere else in the > house instead of sitting at the computer. > > Keep in mind though: people with certain cell phones are putting > jobulator on their phones, so they have access to it 24/7 - even > when they are at school, the grocery store, etc. For those of us > who don't have that option, we still have to sit at home near our > computers, we just have the "luxury" of not hitting the search > button every 30 seconds. Yesterday I missed a job from a teacher > who put me on her preferred list because I was at school at 1:15, > not at home with my computer, and last night I missed another one > when I went out for a few minutes to pick up dinner!!! So even > though jobulator paid for itself the first day I got it and it > alerted me to a job opening, I'm STILL tied to my computer! And > since I live in a rural area where high speed is not available, by > the time MY computer beeps with a job often someone else has taken > it. > > Not having jobulator put me at a disadvantage because the jobs > were getting taken faster, but getting it has NOT given me an edge... > > > > On 1/16/10, thytimo wrote: >> That's the thing, once a lot of people use the program, there's >> no added advantage. Of course they get to collect $40/person. >> >> On 1/13/10, no job mae wrote: >>> Until jobulator, I subbed 3 to 4 days a week. I tried the >>> trial version and went from 15 to 20 days a month working >>> to 5 to 8 days a month. There is something wrong with >>> jobulator. Even with jobulator, I still had to sit in front >>> of my screen because jobulator did not contact me with jobs >>> as aesop did. There is something wrong with jobulator.

10/7/10

All that is said above is true, I feel like one of Pavlov's dogs every time the bell ring I dash to the computer. Spent a long weekend without Internet and never got a chance at 2 long term jobs from preferred positions. I now have an anchor attached to my foot called jobulator.

Oct 6, 2010

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bob roblem is that jobs in my district are taken within 5-10 seconds of posting. If I used jobulator and went to another part of the house, it is useless. I would still be a slave to the computer. I use a utility to refesh my screen and "search again". My fingers were getting cramps clicking my mouse from 4AM-7AM every 3 seconds.

On 10/06/10, ...See Moreroblem is that jobs in my district are taken within 5-10 seconds of posting. If I used jobulator and went to another part of the house, it is useless. I would still be a slave to the computer. I use a utility to refesh my screen and "search again". My fingers were getting cramps clicking my mouse from 4AM-7AM every 3 seconds.

On 10/06/10, Bill wrote: > On 1/29/10, still stuck by the computer wrote: >> The only REAL difference between jobulator and the regular aesop >> system is it beeps when a job is available, you don't have to keep >> hitting the search button, so you can go somewhere else in the >> house instead of sitting at the computer. >> >> Keep in mind though: people with certain cell phones are putting >> jobulator on their phones, so they have access to it 24/7 - even >> when they are at school, the grocery store, etc. For those of us >> who don't have that option, we still have to sit at home near our >> computers, we just have the "luxury" of not hitting the search >> button every 30 seconds. Yesterday I missed a job from a teacher >> who put me on her preferred list because I was at school at 1:15, >> not at home with my computer, and last night I missed another one >> when I went out for a few minutes to pick up dinner!!! So even >> though jobulator paid for itself the first day I got it and it >> alerted me to a job opening, I'm STILL tied to my computer! And >> since I live in a rural area where high speed is not available, by >> the time MY computer beeps with a job often someone else has taken >> it. >> >> Not having jobulator put me at a disadvantage because the jobs >> were getting taken faster, but getting it has NOT given me an > edge... >> >> >> >> On 1/16/10, thytimo wrote: >>> That's the thing, once a lot of people use the program, there's >>> no added advantage. Of course they get to collect $40/person. >>> >>> On 1/13/10, no job mae wrote: >>>> Until jobulator, I subbed 3 to 4 days a week. I tried the >>>> trial version and went from 15 to 20 days a month working >>>> to 5 to 8 days a month. There is something wrong with >>>> jobulator. Even with jobulator, I still had to sit in front >>>> of my screen because jobulator did not contact me with jobs >>>> as aesop did. There is something wrong with jobulator. > > > > 10/7/10 > > All that is said above is true, I feel like one of Pavlov's dogs > every time the bell ring I dash to the computer. Spent a long > weekend without Internet and never got a chance at 2 long term jobs > from preferred positions. I now have an anchor attached to my foot > called jobulator.

Oct 13, 2010

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oronzo ceglie On 2/10/10, D Cue wrote: > Jobulator is useless. Introducing SAJ (Search & Accept Jobs). > > What if there was something better then jobulator? Something that > searched AND accepted jobs for you? Something that would work on > your home computer all day long, at the speed your computer can > handle. Instead of waiting for a b...See More

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