Subject: Work from home. Real employment.

From: "Lucas Haynes" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 5 Dec 2006 10:30:17 -0060

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FlowerLand International is looking for ambitious    
employee.  
  
The corporation:  
  
FlowerLand International is an American trading corporation.  
We specialize in all kinds of flowers and decorative greenery that can be used for home    
or office. We are not a Multi-Level-Marketing company nor any similarity.  
You are never required to buy nor invest anything to work with Flowerland International.   
We are not a (MLM,Multi-Level-Marketing) organization nor any similarity.   
You are never required to buy nor invest anything to work with Flowerland International.    
  
CAREER POSITION:  
  
This is an entry level opportunity in the field of financial services.  
  
OUR ADVANTAGES:  
  
- Really High Wages.  
- Ability to work at home.  
- Flexible shedule.  
- No sign up fees, no investment is needed.  
- All expenses such as phone calls, webtraffic, etc will be fully covered by our   
corporation.  
- Illness\Disability friendly team.  
  
REQUIREMENTS FOR EMPLOYEES:  
  
- Basic knowledge of credit principles, financial services and operations.  
- Ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously along with meeting deadlines.  
- Ability to work independently or in a team environment.  
- Having no problem with the Law.   
- Having a cellular phone.   
- Having a deep desire to achieve financial success.   
  
DEGREE:  
  
No degree required.  
  
HOW TO Apply:  
Please send your CV to our personnel manager.  
It must be mailed in a TXT, DOC, RTF or PDF format.   

Please write to the following email: [email-masked] 

In order to receive our response, please provide us with your valid email address.

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