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If you get contacted by a Kandi Lidden, I believe she is a scammer. Please research everything before sending any info. These scammers are working OT! #avoidscams

If you ever see a job opportunity, and someone is asking you for money, it's time to RUN!
Legitimate companies would never ask you to pay 💸 for the chance to join their company. It's probably a scam. (like 💯%)
Remember the golden rule. Go to them. Don't let them come to you. #AvoidScams #GoGetIt #JobSearch