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Paid modeling jobs scam

By Mr. Work @ Home, Publisher of WorkAtHomeTruth.com

How the paid modeling jobs scam works

Someone approaches you at the mall and says, "You could be a model. You've got the 'look' we're after. Here's my card. Give me a call to set up an appointment." People have always said you're good looking. Now, visions of glamour, travel and money flash before your eyes.

If and when you make that follow-up appointment, you'll probably find yourself in an office filled with lots of other model and actor hopefuls. Then the spiel starts. What you thought was a job interview with a talent agency turns into a high-pressure sales pitch for modeling or acting classes, or for "screen tests" or "photo shoots" that can range in price from several hundred to several thousand dollars.

Man, woman, or child Ñ it makes no difference to bogus model and talent scouts. Often, these scouts are after one thing Ñ your money Ñ and will say just about anything to get it.

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