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Dear Sir/Madam,
Our company is looking for permanent representatives within the territory of the Canada/America and Europe. We need people at the age of 21 to 60 for rather easy work on processing of the incoming mail and performancing of simple management duties.
You don’t have to be a specialized professional or to have special training. We also do not require the working experience in this field; all you need for this job are:
* ability to accurately follow the instructions on the solving the required tasks
* be a confident computer user
* ability to work with MS Word
* ability to work with MS Excel
* have permanent Internet access
The compensation about $800 – $2500 per month.
This job suits mothers, students, pensioners and people who are looking for the additional earnings perfectly well. You need only 3-4 spare hours during the day to fulfill your working duties.
All the candidates will be checked and selected on the competitive basis. To submit your application, please, send us your resume/CV to the following address: andy.thomson.hr@gmail.com
Thanks in advance as I look forward to hear from you.
Very Respectfully,
A.D.C.Co., Ltd
Mrs.Richard Avedon
Managing Director
