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Sorta, but not really. A family friend, hearing how much trouble I've been having in looking for jobs, suggested that in the meantime, I could try doing freelance technical support services and stuff. You know... for money lol.
Good idea? And where is a good place to start for something easy? xP
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...I'd like to avoid Craigslist. xD My bad.
Also, I prefer anything that allows me to do services remotely.
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Most people, at least here where I live, prefer the tech support guy coming over to one's place.
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Your family friend is a douchebag or an idiot. OR both.
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Haha I apologize. I feel that s/he could have been more helpful in hooking you up with an actual job.
I was going to edit my post with more information but the site bugged out on me. I would suggest submitting an advertisement for spyware/adware removal along with credentials. My friend at work made a couple hundred dollars off of that.
No but seriously. For a family friend, that still sounds incredibly douche. "Oh hey man. You can do like freelance computer stuff you know."
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True, considering that she works in IT.
Unfortunately, said IT job is in another country.
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Age / Technical Abilities / Resume / Past-work experience would help.