Comments on: Using Genuinejobs.com Part 2 – Understanding the way vacant jobs are posted. http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/using-genuinejobscom-part-2-understanding-the-way-vacant-jobs-are-posted/ Mon, 20 May 2013 07:07:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Linda http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/using-genuinejobscom-part-2-understanding-the-way-vacant-jobs-are-posted/#comment-126 Linda Tue, 25 Aug 2009 04:53:34 +0000 http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/?p=33#comment-126 Chris, I truly have enjoyed the upgrade to the site! I was almost at the point of pulling out all my hair due to frustration with the old site. Thanks for upgrading and making everything more concise. I only have one beef...and much to my surprise, found that someone else is experiencing the same thing. When responding to ads with a Craigslist contact, they usually come back to me as undeliverable. Are we supposed to go to the Craigslist for the city & state listed in the ad and look for that particular posting? If so, it would be most appreciated if there were detailed instructions for doing so, since I've never responded to or looked for a particular ad at Craigslist (other than simply e-mailing the contact listed in your ads), and am not sure about how to go about doing that. Keep up the great work, Chris. It's appreciated! Linda Chris, I truly have enjoyed the upgrade to the site! I was almost at the point of pulling out all my hair due to frustration with the old site. Thanks for upgrading and making everything more concise.

I only have one beef…and much to my surprise, found that someone else is experiencing the same thing. When responding to ads with a Craigslist contact, they usually come back to me as undeliverable. Are we supposed to go to the Craigslist for the city & state listed in the ad and look for that particular posting? If so, it would be most appreciated if there were detailed instructions for doing so, since I’ve never responded to or looked for a particular ad at Craigslist (other than simply e-mailing the contact listed in your ads), and am not sure about how to go about doing that.

Keep up the great work, Chris. It’s appreciated!
Linda

]]> By: shanda http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/using-genuinejobscom-part-2-understanding-the-way-vacant-jobs-are-posted/#comment-114 shanda Thu, 30 Jul 2009 19:24:57 +0000 http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/?p=33#comment-114 hey I am trying to send the application emails and some of the craigslist ones are coming back to me am I doing something wrong? hey I am trying to send the application emails and some of the craigslist ones are coming back to me am I doing something wrong?

]]> By: wubneh http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/using-genuinejobscom-part-2-understanding-the-way-vacant-jobs-are-posted/#comment-16 wubneh Wed, 17 Jun 2009 17:48:14 +0000 http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/?p=33#comment-16 can you provide me to apply for my qualification, i am Economics gradaute with first degree, and i am looking for vacancies, and i also have diploma in biology teaching, pls forward me and contact me with my Email or phone number ywtr123@yahoo.com +251913199826 can you provide me to apply for my qualification, i am Economics gradaute with first degree, and i am looking for vacancies, and i also have diploma in biology teaching,

pls forward me and contact me with my Email or phone number
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+251913199826

]]> By: Chris De La Rosa http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/using-genuinejobscom-part-2-understanding-the-way-vacant-jobs-are-posted/#comment-15 Chris De La Rosa Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:59:09 +0000 http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/?p=33#comment-15 re: Lori. Can you tell me what operating system you're using (mac, Xp, Vista) and the browser so we can test things from our end. re: Betty. Not sure if you missed this bit of text (on all jobs posted) Since these are all work from home, freelance, contract and telecommute jobs, you can be based anywhere and still apply. Providing you meet the employer's requirements. However, there are times when the employer will ask for applicants from a specific location, this will be clearly stated in the job posting below. [rq=19296,0,blog][/rq]<a href="http://ontarioalive.com/the-2009-hamilton-wingfest/" rel="nofollow">The 2009 Hamilton Wingfest.</a> re: Lori. Can you tell me what operating system you’re using (mac, Xp, Vista) and the browser so we can test things from our end.

re: Betty.

Not sure if you missed this bit of text (on all jobs posted)

Since these are all work from home, freelance, contract and telecommute jobs, you can be based anywhere and still apply. Providing you meet the employer’s requirements. However, there are times when the employer will ask for applicants from a specific location, this will be clearly stated in the job posting below.
[rq=19296,0,blog][/rq]The 2009 Hamilton Wingfest.

]]> By: Betty S. http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/using-genuinejobscom-part-2-understanding-the-way-vacant-jobs-are-posted/#comment-14 Betty S. Mon, 15 Jun 2009 22:11:10 +0000 http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/?p=33#comment-14 I know some notifications will show a city or state. However, I have found many listings that don't tell you that you have to live in a city or state to do the job until you have clicked on the link. In other cases, a city or state is listed but no mention is made in the ad. This can confusing. When you collect the listing do you electronic scan the ad for location required? It would help if I could trust what I see in regard to this. I would only look at my area or those without an area if the Location field were more accurate on the listing page. I know some notifications will show a city or state. However, I have found many listings that don’t tell you that you have to live in a city or state to do the job until you have clicked on the link. In other cases, a city or state is listed but no mention is made in the ad. This can confusing. When you collect the listing do you electronic scan the ad for location required? It would help if I could trust what I see in regard to this. I would only look at my area or those without an area if the Location field were more accurate on the listing page.

]]> By: Betty H http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/using-genuinejobscom-part-2-understanding-the-way-vacant-jobs-are-posted/#comment-11 Betty H Sun, 14 Jun 2009 11:49:57 +0000 http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/?p=33#comment-11 Thanks for all you do to make our lives a little easier. Thanks for all you do to make our lives a little easier.

]]> By: Lori http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/using-genuinejobscom-part-2-understanding-the-way-vacant-jobs-are-posted/#comment-10 Lori Sat, 13 Jun 2009 02:21:32 +0000 http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/?p=33#comment-10 Hi there! Just to let you know....when I click on the Title Link it shows a new page but it is blank. I tried many different titles and it still does the same....no job description but a blank. There could be a problem with my computer but I don't think so as I am able to do my other searches.....hope you can help! Another thing I was wondering is....is it possible to maybe write after the Title if this is U.S. only, etc...this would save me and alot of other Canadians time. I realize you are busy already and I must say you have been the best there is out there.....much appreciated! Lori Hi there!

Just to let you know….when I click on the Title Link it shows a new page but it is blank. I tried many different titles and it still does the same….no job description but a blank. There could be a problem with my computer but I don’t think so as I am able to do my other searches…..hope you can help!

Another thing I was wondering is….is it possible to maybe write after the Title if this is U.S. only, etc…this would save me and alot of other Canadians time. I realize you are busy already and I must say you have been the best there is out there…..much appreciated!

Lori

]]> By: Chris De La Rosa http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/using-genuinejobscom-part-2-understanding-the-way-vacant-jobs-are-posted/#comment-7 Chris De La Rosa Fri, 12 Jun 2009 21:00:41 +0000 http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/?p=33#comment-7 Thanks for taking the time to send in your comments..much appreciated. Deb, I also believe one should not have to pay for a job or the promise of a job. My only suggestion is to keep visiting here on a regular basis so you can get first crack at the newly posted vacant jobs. Have a great weekend all. [rq=6943,0,blog][/rq]<a href="http://www.obzokee.com/work-from-home/have-you-tested-the-new-jobsearch" rel="nofollow">Have you tested the new jobsearch?</a> Thanks for taking the time to send in your comments..much appreciated. Deb, I also believe one should not have to pay for a job or the promise of a job. My only suggestion is to keep visiting here on a regular basis so you can get first crack at the newly posted vacant jobs.

Have a great weekend all.
[rq=6943,0,blog][/rq]Have you tested the new jobsearch?

]]> By: deb http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/using-genuinejobscom-part-2-understanding-the-way-vacant-jobs-are-posted/#comment-5 deb Fri, 12 Jun 2009 13:47:04 +0000 http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/?p=33#comment-5 I have been looking for an legitiment online job, no I don't want to start my own business, I just want to work from home. I just can not see paying to work from home, especially if I have my own computer and phone. Help? Deb W. I have been looking for an legitiment online job, no I don’t want to start my own business, I just want to work from home. I just can not see paying to work from home, especially if I have my own computer and phone. Help? Deb W.

]]> By: Pat http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/using-genuinejobscom-part-2-understanding-the-way-vacant-jobs-are-posted/#comment-4 Pat Fri, 12 Jun 2009 02:13:39 +0000 http://www.genuinejobs.com/telecommuting/?p=33#comment-4 Hello Thank you for posting that explanation. Much appreciated. I am sure it will clear up alot of questions for viewers. Thanks for the dedication and all the time put into the project. P Hello
Thank you for posting that explanation. Much appreciated. I am sure it will clear up alot of questions for viewers.

Thanks for the dedication and all the time put into the project.

P

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