Don Santos Better Rentals

 

Fraud.

One out of five!

Good Day

Better Rentals is an online company for renting and buying property abroad. Our 25 agents in 15 countries act as the driving force of our company. The company is growing dynamically and its formation is ongoing. At this particular moment we are expanding our business area and increasing the number of property units in our database.. For this reason we are widening our network of real estate agents.

Duties:
1). Sending rent payments to Landlords
2). Receiving rent payments from US customers 3). Data entry 4). Deduct 10% which will be your Commission/pay on Payment processed and remit our balance to us either via Western Union Money Transfer or Money Gramme.

Salary:
1). $1000 per month. First salary you get after 30 days from the day you start working.
2). 10% from each received rent payment same day you receive it (cashiers checks or money orders) . 1-10 Rent payments per week. Amount of one rent payment :$1500-5000.

Requirements:
1). Us work authorization.
2). Us residencial address.
3). Computer knowlegde is a plus.

We don't require an active agent license.
We don't require your bank information.
We are sure this work will be interesting and simple for you. The greatest advantage of this position is its remote character and the possibility of spending only a few of hours a day working while earning a base $12,000 per year plus your commissions (up to $30,000 per year).

To complete this stage of your job placement you should confirm your information by sending it again via email:

First name:
Last name:
Address:(No P.O.BOX)
City:
State:
Zip:
Phone:
Cell phone:
E-mail:
Best time to call you:

As soon as possible our staff manager will get in touch with you and give you instructions about your work.
We look forward to hearing from you soon.

Don Santos
Better Rentals GmbH
Schwanthalerstrase 21 – 25 – Munich – Germany

Important Notes :-

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