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jamesla

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#33073 29-Apr-2009 09:39
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Browsing trademe and noticed this and thought I would post it here. Basically a senior network/systems engineer is whoring himself out (IT services wise) on trademe for a $1 reserve. Pretty good deal if you are an IT manager and need something done that you've been putting off for a while. I guess it's only 8 hours work though but yeah could still be useful for someone out there.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=214597338
 

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  #210424 29-Apr-2009 09:44
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You just happened to notice your own auction on TM?



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  #210427 29-Apr-2009 09:55
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LOL that's hilarious, nice spotting there sbiddle

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  #210433 29-Apr-2009 10:10
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It's not for me... but it is a friend lol :-) I do think that it could be really useful for someone on these boards, but don't want to sound like i'm advertising.

Feel free to delete the thread if you feel it's advertising.



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  #210437 29-Apr-2009 10:21
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Heh, like the way hes getting around their "No advertising services" rule :)




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  #210447 29-Apr-2009 10:44
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Established users are welcome to use our Offers and Wanted forum. There's nothing wrong with that. But when someone writes "I came across this..." or "I just found this..." it's a big RED FLAG that tells everyone "SPAMMER" because that's what they write..




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  #210475 29-Apr-2009 11:45
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xpd: Heh, like the way hes getting around their "No advertising services" rule :)


yeah... very creative !

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  #210516 29-Apr-2009 13:22
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Alittle deceitful don't you think?

You would've been much better going down the path, "hey everyone my friend is looking for work..."


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