You are damn right. What you get is what you pay for. If you don't have anybody supervising them, you will be wasting your time. You better outsource by piece.
Outsource to the Philippines...
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comparco
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- Feb 22, 2008
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Somebody ,cant remember, posted a few weeks back that he/she was moving business to the Philippines and was only going to employ women. They stated that they were trustworthy loyal and hard working, thankful of the opportunity to gain work, money and independence.
Like any remote agreement its about trust.
Like any remote agreement its about trust.
Yea, i remember and someone said he might be banging all the girla too. I love to contact the guy. U have his username????
I plan to have a site. Also networking. Pm please ? Maybe we can work something out.
dhamma_man
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Hi all!
If you have a minute, you might want to check out this thread I started in the Download Requests forum about a product giving you all the info you need to get good quality, low cost outsourced work done in the Philippines:
There is also a thread going on in The Lounge forum on this where some people are quoting prices. You might want to check that out, also. (stargate, you are definitely getting ripped off bigtime! LOL!)
Cheers!
BTW - According to Goog: 15 000 Philippine pesos = 307.5 U.S. dollars. (Which is about the monthly salary for a schoolteacher!) You can do a currency conversion in the search box.
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If you have a minute, you might want to check out this thread I started in the Download Requests forum about a product giving you all the info you need to get good quality, low cost outsourced work done in the Philippines:
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http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/download-requests/60044-replacemyself-philippine-outsourcing-info.htmlThere is also a thread going on in The Lounge forum on this where some people are quoting prices. You might want to check that out, also. (stargate, you are definitely getting ripped off bigtime! LOL!)
Cheers!
BTW - According to Goog: 15 000 Philippine pesos = 307.5 U.S. dollars. (Which is about the monthly salary for a schoolteacher!) You can do a currency conversion in the search box.
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warriorpoet
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I would like to know more. PM please with your info please. Thanks.
cooooookies
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I am also outsourcing and already have had bad experience. If you look at GAF for instance, you will see many kids who promise to do all you want, but at the end the outcome is nothing. There are so many people who think they can programm, but in fact, most of them do not and members of the skilled group already have a well-paid job.
Depends certainly on what you want... easy php and html could break the monthly budget down to 300$, although I have doubts. For serious programmers you have IMHO to start in the 10$ hourly region.
But... I might be wrong. If a skilled java programmer is reading that and interested in a long-term job oportunity for small money, contact me
Depends certainly on what you want... easy php and html could break the monthly budget down to 300$, although I have doubts. For serious programmers you have IMHO to start in the 10$ hourly region.
But... I might be wrong. If a skilled java programmer is reading that and interested in a long-term job oportunity for small money, contact me
july23
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There are someone who you can't really trust, but don't generalize as the whole Philippines. It sounds like you have outsource all of filipinos.
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