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eBay Auction Entry Specialists Jobs

Posted on: Mon, 08/17/2009 - 20:41
eBay Auction Entry Specialists Jobs

Well, folks have found yet another way to use eBay and PayPal as the basis of their scams. The Auction Listings or Auction Entry Specialists positions promising big bucks for working from home are popping up everywhere.

These programs claim that thousands of companies are willing to pay you to process their eBay auction listings from the comfort of your home. The companies will pay you because they don’t have to hire full-time employees to do this work. You are paid $13 per listing. These auction listing programs will train you to become an Auction Entry Specialist. The job is easy and will take you no time at all to complete.

Now, the company paying you the $13 bucks to list the item makes no guarantee about delivery of the sold item. And we all know what happens when eBay/PayPal customers don't get their product ... BAM! Chargeback. And the chargeback is against you, not the guy who paid you $13 to list the item.

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