## Technical personnel wanted for freelance Wi-Fi solution sales - Toronto, Canada

## Technical personnel wanted for freelance Wi-Fi solution sales - Toronto,
Canada



Leverage your business contacts with freelance sales with great earning
potential.



## If you work in a technical/IT setting, in an industry such as
hospitality, resorts, education, commercial establishment, etc, that suited
for Wi-Fi solution implementation;



## If you think you can influence the technology solution
purchasing/implementation decision of a business;



## If you want to work freelance on commission base, aside from your regular
technical job, we want you.



MaxWave Communications is a Wi-Fi solution provider based in Toronto,
currently seeking freelance sales to help our company rapidly expand into
the Canadian market. We offer great earning potentials, with no cap on
commissions, and flexible involvement requirement, i.e. you choose to
provide just a contact name or go through the whole sales cycle and anything
in between.



For more information, please visit us at www.maxwave.ca

email us at . with your contact info.

Please quote "Freelance Sales" on subject line, all information
confidential.

No calls please.

In article
.rogers.com,
"Norm" wrote:

email us at . with your contact info.

why would anyone in his right mind want to work for a spammer?

In article .com,
Gnarlodious wrote:

why would anyone in his right mind want to work for a spammer?

This may be a solicitation but it's not spam. I haven't seen it on any
off-topic newsgroups.

rec.outdoors.rv-travel,rec.boats,misc.transport.trucking are on-topic?

Besides, shotgunning it to eight newsgroups is spamming. The
appropriate newsgroups would be the ones containing the word "jobs" (not
including those referring to the CEO of Apple).

Compared to any real spam this method of advertising
seem appealing.

Not to me.

"No one" wrote in message
...
In article .com,
Gnarlodious wrote:

why would anyone in his right mind want to work for a spammer?

This may be a solicitation but it's not spam. I haven't seen it on any
off-topic newsgroups.

rec.outdoors.rv-travel,rec.boats,misc.transport.trucking are on-topic?

Besides, shotgunning it to eight newsgroups is spamming. The
appropriate newsgroups would be the ones containing the word "jobs" (not
including those referring to the CEO of Apple).

Compared to any real spam this method of advertising
seem appealing.

Not to me.

He figured one of those thousands of unemployed that basskisser and Harry
worry about may need oops make that want a job. Maybe hard to find a
worker, as most are down at the union hall, wanting $25 / hour for sweeping
and will not take $20 (canadian Loonie) for a thinking job. Sorry I may not
have punctuated this missive as I have my degree in engineering. And we are
no torius for be-in bad spelers and such.

"Dan M" wrote in message
...
He figured one of those thousands of unemployed that basskisser and
Harry
worry about may need oops make that want a job. Maybe hard to find a
worker, as most are down at the union hall, wanting $25 / hour for
sweeping
and will not take $20 (canadian Loonie) for a thinking job. Sorry I may
not
have punctuated this missive as I have my degree in engineering. And we
are
no torius for be-in bad spelers and such.

Speak for yourself, nit-wit. I've got a degree in Electrical Engineering
and I at least make an effort to compose legible, intelligent responses.


Maybe you try to compose legible, intelligent responses. But you lost the
satire gene.

"Calif Bill" wrote in message hlink.net...
"No one" wrote in message
...
In article .com,
Gnarlodious wrote:

why would anyone in his right mind want to work for a spammer?

This may be a solicitation but it's not spam. I haven't seen it on any
off-topic newsgroups.

rec.outdoors.rv-travel,rec.boats,misc.transport.trucking are on-topic?

Besides, shotgunning it to eight newsgroups is spamming. The
appropriate newsgroups would be the ones containing the word "jobs" (not
including those referring to the CEO of Apple).

Compared to any real spam this method of advertising
seem appealing.

Not to me.

He figured one of those thousands of unemployed that basskisser and Harry
worry about may need oops make that want a job. Maybe hard to find a
worker, as most are down at the union hall, wanting $25 / hour for sweeping
and will not take $20 (canadian Loonie) for a thinking job. Sorry I may not
have punctuated this missive as I have my degree in engineering. And we are
no torius for be-in bad spelers and such.

Your a senile old handy man.

"basskisser" wrote in message
om...
"Calif Bill" wrote in message
hlink.net...
"No one" wrote in message
...
In article .com,
Gnarlodious wrote:

why would anyone in his right mind want to work for a spammer?

This may be a solicitation but it's not spam. I haven't seen it on
any
off-topic newsgroups.

rec.outdoors.rv-travel,rec.boats,misc.transport.trucking are on-topic?

Besides, shotgunning it to eight newsgroups is spamming. The
appropriate newsgroups would be the ones containing the word "jobs"
(not
including those referring to the CEO of Apple).

Compared to any real spam this method of advertising
seem appealing.

Not to me.

He figured one of those thousands of unemployed that basskisser and
Harry
worry about may need oops make that want a job. Maybe hard to find a
worker, as most are down at the union hall, wanting $25 / hour for
sweeping
and will not take $20 (canadian Loonie) for a thinking job. Sorry I may
not
have punctuated this missive as I have my degree in engineering. And we
are
no torius for be-in bad spelers and such.

Your a senile old handy man.

Yes, I am handy. You still fired?

In article ,
(basskisser) wrote:

Your a senile old handy man.

You have to forgive my handy man; when you knocked, he thought you were
the candy man.

"Calif Bill" wrote in message news:I0K0c.13964
Yes, I am handy. You still fired?

Bill, I've never been fired in my life. Please provide any proof you
have of your wild allegations.