MoneyOnComputer

[MoMoney]

Has anyone tried this job site? I don't know how they got my email address but I get emails from them all the time.
They post a lot of work at home jobs that look pretty good. Just wondering if they are legit?
Thanks

[streakanime]

I've never heard of them before. It is kind of weird that they would start e-mailing you and you have not had contact with the site before. In my opinion, that makes the site a little fishy/hard to trust. Proceed with caution my friend.

[baddogg]

I've never heard of them before. It is kind of weird that they would start e-mailing you and you have not had contact with the site before. In my opinion, that makes the site a little fishy/hard to trust. Proceed with caution my friend.

Once again I agree with streak...any company that sends me unsolicited mail is suspect to me. I don't like unsolicited mail and it shows me that a) they bought my email or went phishing and b) they are a bit shady. If no money is involved (no fee to participate) then maybe take a look at it, but to me it sounds just like it's name...

[Viral_Mechanical]

I agree it is annoying to land on someone's list without subscribing for it, it may still be a good offer and yes it is a pay for site. The site looks legit if that's the type of premium service your looking for.

[trident252]

If they send you spam, stay away. I have never gotten anything good from a site that sends me mail that I didn't ask for.

[Lena51]

Your best bet would be to stay away from them. I hate it when I get mail that I don't sign up for and it can become annoying and they fill you up with all that spam mail. It's probably not worth a waste of your time. So keep trucking and find a legit place to get a job. We're here to help and to not hinder anyone.

[Waynefire]

I would stay away from them and evaluate them over time. Read some different reviews on the companies to see what kind of results you are finding. Then you can know if they are legit or a scam like so many people are talking about.

[Sugarhill]

You don't have to go to a site through the email, you can go through Google, which I just did. It looks like a cleaner, more organized Craigslist for jobs. The OP probably works for them as they've never come back, but they just got someone to go to their site.

It's major business job site from what I could tell in three minutes. I saw job listings for Sears, The Gap and its subsidiaries and Citi. If it's a huge scam, you will be far down on the list of who they are trying to get as those three companies alone will be after them.