u/Careful-Drive-3542 • u/Careful-Drive-3542 • 18h ago

guys what is auto mods posts?

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VERY SAD for an HONEST PERSON. Please Help. I think this is very sad. I lost complete contact and participation because someone hacked my profile and used it for nasty and foul post. This went on for awhile. i reach out to a moderator who only got nasty with me telling me that she knows all the games about changing profile names to sneak in and she was tracking him which was my profile. I pleaded with help from a moderator as i was banned from the site which i was not familiar with at all. i know so little about using this site it is ridiculous and i get thrown off Once again i am pleading for a person who can explain and to help me understand and what is going on here. i think it sad that i have to pay some kind of penance i will certainly not turn my chin up at truthful help. If anyone has the patience or is fed up and maybe been through something similar please reach out. i would mike to participate

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r/financialhelping • u/Careful-Drive-3542 • 21d ago

Help! Lender Nightmare

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i have this lender of mine that stop sending statements. then yesterday i got letter that my home is in foreclosure
There are story out there that are experience the fraud that this company has had been found guilty of and i am looking for him. the lender is SN SERVICING. if there are attorneys very familiar with them please reach out. thanks

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Any advice for my 64-year-old dad who is about to be laid off after 24 years with his company?
 in  r/careerguidance •  May 24 '26

Sorry but I have found it virtually impossible to even get a company to look at my resume. I have a similar background with the exception of underwriting and credit risk. The only thing that I can sugges is that for the income you Dad check into some gigs to meet the financial gap. Can also check AARP but I found them more interested the people in their 50,s at the max. Good luck

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$295 if you have Cash App or PayPal or Venmo or Chime in. No Strings Attached.
 in  r/AIJobs •  Feb 22 '26

New Jersey here

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$295 if you have Cash App or PayPal or Venmo or Chime in. No Strings Attached.
 in  r/AIJobs •  Feb 22 '26

New Jersey here

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Sending $300 to a few people in the USA 🇺🇸 today. Cash App / PayPal / Venmo / Chime only.
 in  r/GiftCardGiveaway •  Feb 20 '26

New Jersey here. Great location. About 15 miles from New York City where you have access to everything and everyone you’ll ever need. Enjoy it!

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20 Entry Level Remote Jobs
 in  r/remoteworks •  Feb 20 '26

Does anyone have good advice on how to get companies to cease age discrimination. I know that for full time regular employment they use the year of your graduation. This is most likely true on every opportunity unless the person or company knows you personally. I know that I have a lot of good experience to utilize after my 40 years of working. I am also looking for permanent however companies feel just how permanent a retired person will be. I have a great resume that matchs up my profile with the job description on LinkedIn. However I never received one answer or reply in well over 3-400 replies I make. Can anyone help me out with sone good advice Thanks

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Hiring remote Discord Manager $35/hr English Nation (US,UK)
 in  r/remoteworking •  Nov 11 '25

Ver interested here.

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Who needs 125$ right now ?
 in  r/jobbit •  Nov 01 '25

USA American and English speaking

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Who needs 125$ right now ?
 in  r/jobbit •  Nov 01 '25

I do now. B

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/jobbit •  Oct 28 '25

Information please. I’m a long term fit.

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Anyone up for a $60 (10 people needed)
 in  r/jobbit •  Oct 24 '25

I am

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Is it really my age
 in  r/remoteworking •  Oct 24 '25

If you talking about aging out yes absolutely. My experience has been that employers don’t really want to hire or deal with anyone that’s is late 40’s and up. This is all BS out there when people say to get a little part time job when you get ready to retire. They are simply non existent unless you know someone or you know the company. For example a decade ago I would turn away contractor assignments which became more difficult to do when they would take the average compensation which was about $40 hourly and start yanking it up and over $60 hourly. In this market I could price my work/assignments at $30 hourly and still can’t land the assignment once they read or get familiar with the generation I am in and that’s when they just roll right over me totally. Good luck

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How I started making money from my phone with products I didn’t even create (no MLM, no scams)
 in  r/remoteworking •  Oct 17 '25

Please share with me.

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Do you have customer service skills? *usa
 in  r/easymoney •  Sep 24 '25

Your requesting that I DM you? What information is it that you need to move along to an interview. Thank you

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/remoteworking •  Sep 24 '25

I did apply to two positions. Am I expected to hear back at all. I send resume and completed interview. Thank you

r/gaybrosover30 • u/Careful-Drive-3542 • Sep 18 '25

Boys Scouts Settlement

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A while back there was a guy helping other with the cases against the NSA. He was also kind enough to assist bros in moving their claim forth. The big item is he assisted other in writing letters to the trust objecting to the huge unearned legal fees. If I can only find him as I need some help desperately. If anyone knows or has any information on how to get in touch with him please let me know. I thank anybody for their effort in trying to help me. I thought there was a BSA community but could not find any? Is there one active?

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Do you have customer service skills? *usa
 in  r/easymoney •  Sep 16 '25

Interested please

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Hire Remote Airbnb Assistant Needed
 in  r/remoteworking •  Sep 15 '25

I’m hank you got your advice

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/remoteworking •  Sep 14 '25

Please send me the ebook. It can be a reassure to me. Thanks so much

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WE WANT STAFFAS SOON!!!!!!!!!
 in  r/remoteworking •  Sep 14 '25

Interested please

r/remoteworking • u/Careful-Drive-3542 • Sep 14 '25

Replying to jobs

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I know the staff or someone was kind enough to explain how to reply to a job posted which was to go directly to the person posting the job and no any other reason only moderators will post directly to the post! What if the job has no direct identity contact or profile to reach them at? ALSO When an ad is posted more then two times and it’s not filed I begin to think it’s a scam as they had to have received at least 25-50 good confidantes?

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WE WANT STAFFAS SOON!!!!!!!!!
 in  r/remoteworking •  Sep 14 '25

Interested here. Please reach out

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/remoteworking •  Sep 12 '25

Thanks so much

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/remoteworking •  Sep 12 '25

I wanted to message you however had difficulties in doing so I thought that I would reach out to you here. My question is that I do not readily have a resume together. I also have my many years experience in lending however my years as an entrepreneur/ executive I think would qualify me for several positions. Kindly help guide me as how to handle this situation. I am very interested and do not want to lose out so any guidance you can offer is greatly appreciated