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chacey

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I'm a laboratory technician. Well, someone has to!
 

yoyo888

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By Profession Im a IT Nerd. I can fix any PC Desktop.

Currently Unemployed, and desperately looking for another job in that area. But things are not going well :-(

Just had another rejection this morning. :-(

Si
 

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By Profession Im a IT Nerd. I can fix any PC Desktop.

Currently Unemployed, and desperately looking for another job in that area. But things are not going well :-(

Just had another rejection this morning. :-(

Si

An idea for you - why not offer basic PC fixit advice and charge a nominal fee for it, and you can accept payment via PayPal to make it easy without the need to open credit card merchant accounts. From local sniffing around, a basic tune up and tweak by a computer tech is typically $60-$100, so do it for $25 and hold off until payment is received. Most people will happily pay $25, and PayPal is secure - they are not required to disclose (to you) credit card or bank info, address, etc. etc.

A thought
 

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Was an educator and now am bissfully retired.
 

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I am working as a volunteer, teaching non Dutch speakers the Dutch language, so that is not a paid job, I name this job first because it makes me feel best.

My "income" job is working for the KLPD (Royal Dutch Nationwide Police Forces [Koninklijke Landelijke Politie Diensten]) in the department of national security.

And I receive a (small amount) per month as second degree war refugee/war victem.

can you teach me Dutch? i've lived here for 5 years now and my dutch skills still sucky-sucky big time:pP
 

yoyo888

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An idea for you - why not offer basic PC fixit advice and charge a nominal fee for it, and you can accept payment via PayPal to make it easy without the need to open credit card merchant accounts. From local sniffing around, a basic tune up and tweak by a computer tech is typically $60-$100, so do it for $25 and hold off until payment is received. Most people will happily pay $25, and PayPal is secure - they are not required to disclose (to you) credit card or bank info, address, etc. etc.

A thought

This I have been doing, but I found that I was spending more on advertising than what I was making. So just not viable over a long period of time :-(.

Shame really as the jobs I have done for home people to fix their problems I have enjoyed. Just needed more of them!

So now hunting for full time job. Applied for another three posts today. Lets see what happens next!

Si
 

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High school teacher. I'm also bipolar so from time to time I'm busy doing mad shit and then nothing at all. :)
 
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