Until now, industry leaders and agencies that focus on online security have always suggested that consumers pay for e-purchases with a credit card. However, not all shoppers have credit cards, and there are those who might not choose to use one if given the option.
I came across your article as I was trying to track down some information on a job posting on monster.com. This company is called Virtual Check, and it is offering positions in several areas. I phoned about the position, got an operator, and was told that the company provides the leads, but I would have to buy the software ($298.) in order to get started. I asked what system the software was written for, but the operator didn't know and sent me to the company website: www.virtualcheck.com. The website is being revised. Do you know anything
about this company? Is it legitimate?
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Make Way For The Virtual Check
Posted by: Paul A. Greenberg December 13, 1999 12:00 AMUntil now, industry leaders and agencies that focus on online security have always suggested that consumers pay for e-purchases with a credit card. However, not all shoppers have credit cards, and there are those who might not choose to use one if given the option.
about this company? Is it legitimate?