For those who'd be interested to apply, send your applications directly to the HR of the company. As for those who'd be sending out their resumes to those who posts their job openings online, you're missing a lot.

Don't you know that once you get hired by this companies, the one who passed your resume gets a BIG PERCENTAGE or some referral bonus!?Just make a deal or have a pact taht you get your piece of share too

So it's up to you. If I were you, I'd befriend the post-er get to know him if its really legit, and if he really works for that company.Get his employee ID and tell the recruitment team how to hunt your new friend ASAP. Then ask if he gets the bonus once you get hired, if there is ask for your right!!

So don't just dive in! I'm only featuring this because you may find it useful dear readers. But always use common sense to avoid getting scammed! If you’re not sure, it never hurts to ask for further details and clarification.

Also, once you send out information thru your resumes you might get spam mails on your emails and other stuff delivered straight to your doorstep. So better think twice!

It's always the same thing and education... Inside the customer's premise ,you need to have a Modem,PC with a NIC,filters and the cables.

Outside the DEMARC marked by the NID,that's where the copper wires go to the Central Office. The different thing about the account which I support now is that inside their Central Office,they not only have a DSLAM nor the Router but they have the MPS/Ldap and Radius.

Plus,this DSL account also does not want to exhaust a 16k ft distance from CO of one's location,rather,MAXIMIZE's a 14k loop length requirement. Maybe that's why it's on top.They delivering "world class service' With this "Baby bell" buying the "Mama Bell",add an alliance with Yahoo!,subscribers are really having the best quality where their bucks go.

One can choose from a basic,pro,extra and elite packages with the Yahoo!All in One security Suite. This software is available and has an Address Guard and Spamguard feature no other online DSL providers can beat! To know more about it,research on help.att.sbcglobal.net

But still,I miss my old account!or just it's bitter memories....

Gmail’s spam protection still working for you, or is it leaking?

I first noticed a spam message in my Gmail account I actually thought it was a genuine message simply because I was so used to Gmail’s antispam filters working so well. From my previous experience, zero spam passed through Gmail’s protection, and other users I’ve talked to have had similar experiences as well.

Now, some friends have called and told me that their Gmail accounts are filled with spam. We’re not talking one or two spam messages; we’re talking dozens of them. Some are also reporting that the overall number of spam messages which have been recognized by Gmail as spam and put in the spam folder has also increased significantly.

Of course, I’m aware that we’re talking about a small set of users here - me and a couple of friends and coworkers - but since Gmail was so efficient in battling spam so far, even tiny incidents like these seem significant. I’m interested in your experiences, our dear readers; is Gmail’s spam protection still working good for you, or is it leaking? Kindly respond in the comments.