Rexmarysweet: Run for your dear life. I dey Laughhhhhhhh

pcnwamadi: Mod please can ♈o̶̲̥̅̊ν put dis on front page, cos dis a serious National issue

miiraaj:
No no no!

I think Seun should create a trash page for such news!

pcnwamadi: I just received dis mail from dem, ĥâτ do ♈o̶̲̥̅̊ν guys tink? Have any body paid?

Dear Candidate,
 
Thank you for your interest in the National Recruitment Fairs 2013.
 
You are receiving this e-mail with reference to your registration to attend the National Recruitment Fairs holding in Lagos, Abuja, and PortHarcourt in March 2013.
 
Upon screening of your profile, we are pleased to inform you that you have been shortlisted to attend the National Recruitment Fair in the city of your choice.
 
Next step is to confirm your participation. Details of which are below:
 
Step 1: 
Pay the registration fee of 3,000 Naira to our GTBank Account
Account Name:        Tripplelink Global Solutions Limited
Account Number:      0123186646
 
Step 2:
Send details of payment such as teller number and name to: receipts@nationalrecruitmentfairs.com
 
Once we receive and confirm your payment, we would send you the recruitment fair guide, Identification tags, pre-fair workshop schedule of events and other details required to attend the fair.
 
As the number of applications we have received is overwhelming, we encourage you to complete your registration as soon as possible.
 
To keep up with regular updates and information, such as new companies, exhibitors, advertised vacancies by these companies kindly like us on facebook: www.facebook.com/nationalrecruitmentfairs and follow us on twitter: @hiring4success
 
For more information or questions, please do not hesitate to call us on: 08032870010, 08184369605, 01-8447646, or send emails to: info@nationalrecruitmentfairs.com
 
Accept our warmest regards as we look forward to hosting you at the National Recruitment Fairs 2013.

--
Sincerely,
Adeyemi Sowande
Managing Partner

www.nationalrecruitmentfairs.com

folasflo: Why do people act naive? Our cynicism as Nigerians is a bottleneck to progress.
Have you guys considered the cost of logistics involved to setup such a big event which holds at 3 different choice venues?
Have you considered crowd control? Imagine the stampede that it will turn out to be if there's no measure to admit only serious job seekers? I'm sure the participating companies will lock up their booths and leave from the rush.
Have you also noticed that these people do not ask everyone to pay because they screen those that they invite? I have a couple of friends who didn't meet their criteria.
We should learn to embrace ingenuity and support what has potentials of improving our lives.

folasflo: Why do people act naive? Our cynicism as Nigerians is a bottleneck to progress.
Have you guys considered the cost of logistics involved to setup such a big event which holds at 3 different choice venues?
Have you considered crowd control? Imagine the stampede that it will turn out to be if there's no measure to admit only serious job seekers? I'm sure the participating companies will lock up their booths and leave from the rush.
Have you also noticed that these people do not ask everyone to pay because they screen those that they invite? I have a couple of friends who didn't meet their criteria.
We should learn to embrace ingenuity and support what has potentials of improving our lives.

tayoccu:

Abeg spare me the crap, its the participating firms that should pay for the fair. Worst case the job seekers should only pay a token (in the form of gate fees), that's how I know fairs are organized, not this way.

TimePiece: It would be nice for the mods to put this thread on the frontpage as soon as possible to either save people from getting schemed or to throw more light on it.

This is what I wrote in another thread opened by [b][/b]folasflo today:


How come there are no massive adverts on the Radio and TV like you claimed on you site? And the only social media compaign that you have done is to be on Facebook. You can't even afford to pay a frontpage advert on Nairaland?SMH.

My point is simple, if this is not a scam, then let's see efforts that are more believable.
And the fact that an applicant has to pay to participate in your fair makes it look even more questionable. Why can't the payment be after the fair, when an employer has shown interest?
What lies in stock for them after the fair if they're not chosen? A refund or what?
And pls, show me that employer who so needs your fair to get what he wants especially when some of the companies you claim are your media partners/exhibitors/sponsors have recruitment agencies that handle what your fair is offering them.

I just feel that people shouldn't take advantage of other people's situation to exploit them.

https://www.nairaland.com/1216517/national-recruitment-fairs

folasflo: Why do people act naive? Our cynicism as Nigerians is a bottleneck to progress.
Have you guys considered the cost of logistics involved to setup such a big event which holds at 3 different choice venues?
Have you considered crowd control? Imagine the stampede that it will turn out to be if there's no measure to admit only serious job seekers? I'm sure the participating companies will lock up their booths and leave from the rush.
Have you also noticed that these people do not ask everyone to pay because they screen those that they invite? I have a couple of friends who didn't meet their criteria.
We should learn to embrace ingenuity and support what has potentials of improving our lives.

folasflo: Why do people act naive? Our cynicism as Nigerians is a bottleneck to progress.
Have you guys considered the cost of logistics involved to setup such a big event which holds at 3 different choice venues?
Have you considered crowd control? Imagine the stampede that it will turn out to be if there's no measure to admit only serious job seekers? I'm sure the participating companies will lock up their booths and leave from the rush.
Have you also noticed that these people do not ask everyone to pay because they screen those that they invite? I have a couple of friends who didn't meet their criteria.
We should learn to embrace ingenuity and support what has potentials of improving our lives.

folasflo: Why do people act naive? Our cynicism as Nigerians is a bottleneck to progress.
Have you guys considered the cost of logistics involved to setup such a big event which holds at 3 different choice venues?
Have you considered crowd control? Imagine the stampede that it will turn out to be if there's no measure to admit only serious job seekers? I'm sure the participating companies will lock up their booths and leave from the rush.
Have you also noticed that these people do not ask everyone to pay because they screen those that they invite? I have a couple of friends who didn't meet their criteria.
We should learn to embrace ingenuity and support what has potentials of improving our lives.

Richtalk: I got the same email too. Those attending the fair in lagos, the deadline for registration was yeterday, while the summit it on the 12th of march. Mine is abuja and the deadline is 17th. I will wait for the feedback from those in Lagos, before I proceed.
But to be frank, am skeptical about it. There website is so scanty, but no harm trying.

seems all of u got the invite

Still waiting to see someone that wasn't invited

Crooks !