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Q: please send comments about daves esl and asia teaching jobs

urgent...  tell me something good or my buddiy is sinking

8 years 14 weeks ago in  Teaching & Learning - China

 
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Not a teacher BHGAL, but word of mouth is the key. I browse most of the Chinese sites, and while all claim to have good intentions, all seem to take money from the scammers to advertise.

 

All of these sites are businesses. They want to make a buck. Probably not much. But we live in an unregulated society where the scammers can thrive.

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Not a teacher BHGAL, but word of mouth is the key. I browse most of the Chinese sites, and while all claim to have good intentions, all seem to take money from the scammers to advertise.

 

All of these sites are businesses. They want to make a buck. Probably not much. But we live in an unregulated society where the scammers can thrive.

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