is that dollars or romanian money? if you give them $350 or $850 a month, where is your profit since you only offer $350 a month?

are you sure you're not lying?

dude, the prices START at $350
that'll give you a data entry worker
if you need programmer or a designer you'll be talking other prices.

Yup, exactly :winkwink:

i need a romanian to work on my farm because my wife get attacked by bear how much ?

It would be difficult getting them to be allowed to come to the USA... But I think i could pull some strings :thumbsup

romanian cheap!

Yes, its cheaper now than the USA, but prices and wages seem to be rising faster and faster each year. When they join the EU though, a lot of peoples living standards will shrink during the transition which leaves more outsourcing potential.

Mike wrote:
> hi - saw your post on GFY.
> do you have employees who actually are familiar with adult site building/operation?
> for example, "fluent" in setting up blogs, revamping free sites, and so on?
> my experience with outsourcing is that i had to teach them from square one (not even knowing the difference between a free site, a link list and a TGP) and it turned out to be a three month paid educational course for them - and then, they were able to strike out on their own after being paid to learn :-(
> what can you tell me about their existing knowledge about the adult biz and what goes into building/maintaining adult sites?
>
> thanks
> Mike
>
>
>

Hi Mike

We find and interview then select someone based on requirements you give us. So whatever you want in a worker, we advertise and conduct the interviews and select the best one based on the criteria and interview. We also send you the interview feedback and notes in case you want to select the best one.. just like a staffing agency, we charge $150 for this service, then you can pay use month via many different payment methods, and we pay the worker direct. The allows you to use many payment methods whereas if you paid the worker direct you would be limited to costly Intrnationa wire transfers or Western union fee's.

Let me know if you would like to proceed. thanks!

ICQ: 63935693
[email protected]

Wikipedia:
Wikipedia: (Romania has a FAST MOVING economy)
IRED NEWS: (2000)
Kahunna.net: (2001)

Excellent post !

Believe it or not, my sister's mother in law (Romanian) works 8 hours / day doing carpets. She comes home with her hands scratched and severe back-pains.
Her salary is ~ 70$/month.

My god thats horrible :Oh crap

I feel very bad for her. this is one reason i really love finding work for people in poorer countries.

only in Romania :(

Well, in a lot of countries as well...

Forte ... I did not receive your ICQ, can you email me at [email protected] ?

Cheers.

Yes, for you it's excellent. Did you also happen to notice that he quoted some 5-6 years old articles? ;)

Yup, but Romania is a long way from being far away from this.. When they enter the EU, the standard of living will get hammered for some time.

Anyone else here from Romania?

bump for Romania :thumbsup

bump for poor fucks :)

:1orglaugh heh, ya.

It would help if you actually contact me to get some business done.

My email is [email protected]

I've found if people are too lazy to contact me, they are usually too lazy to send payments or ever finalize any kind of business... :2 cents:

im looking for a gf. do you offer that service as well? :)

REMINDER: you get what you pay for.

Since $250/month is the same as someone making 2000 a month in the USA, your feedback doesnt really apply. And for some reasonyou dont seem like the kind of guy who has several USA employee's like I do. 3 USA employees, whom have a NICE 401k and 7 in Romania who all make a lot more $$$ than their friends and family.

Yes, I get what I pay for: Excellent service and high quality work. :2 cents:

You can live well with $350 per month in Romania??

not as well as you used to, but the average is probably around the 350-550/month range.

I just had a quick conversation with my manager in Bucharest:


[08:31] Infanz: whats the current average income per month in Bucharest currently?
[08:31] trotter@work: 300 euro
[08:31] trotter@work: that's medium
[08:31] Infanz: i see
[08:31] trotter@work: minimum wage 100 euro
[08:32] Infanz: how do people live, when everywhere we went was as expensive as the USA?
[08:32] trotter@work: well not quite the same...
[08:32] Infanz: ya, but getting close
[08:32] trotter@work: some things are cheaper
[08:33] Infanz: I'd say the prices where the same as smaller midwestern towns here.
[08:33] Infanz: which are cheaper than the big coastal cities
[08:34] trotter@work: well i really don't know i think they don't use to eat very often :)
[08:34] trotter@work: but with a total of let's say 600 euro per mont for a family you can manage live here
[08:36] trotter@work: the expenses for the apartment house go to 100 euro/month...
[08:36] Infanz: cool
[08:36] trotter@work: the bills for phone/tv around 50 euro/month
[08:36] Infanz: howcome we paid 50 euor per night for teh paprtment we stayed at then?
[08:36] Infanz: heh
[08:37] trotter@work: because is per day :)
[08:37] trotter@work: and i don't talk about the rent
[08:37] trotter@work: i talk about the utilities
[08:38] trotter@work: rents are around 150-300 euro per month
[08:38] Infanz: i see
[08:38] trotter@work: what you had was an apartment rented like a hotel :)
[08:38] trotter@work: hotel room
[08:39] Infanz: yeah
[08:39] trotter@work: if you stayed for a month or two i'm sure we could got a better deal
[08:39] Infanz: so if someone cleared over 3,000 USD per month in Bucharest, you could live pretty well
[08:40] trotter@work: with 3000/month you can live pretty well here
[08:41] trotter@work: if you own the aprtment you will go around 600 utilities and food
[08:41] trotter@work: and the rest to spent for our pleasure
[08:41] trotter@work: *to be spent
[08:42] trotter@work: a good wage is considered here around 1000-1500 USD
[08:42] Infanz: nice

:thumbsup

bump for dedicated workers :winkwink:

Nice... and how hot are Romanian women :)?

EXTREMELY. I mean the average is super hot :thumbsup

And LOVE western men :thumbsup

I have been ripped of by some Romanian sponsors before so I stay away from any Romanian business

I've never seen any Romanian sponsors, but thanks for you input. We are an American business, with very close Romanian connections. Our workers get paid to be dedicated and produce high quality work for their employers, thus ripping someone off would NOT be in their best interest. :2 cents:

got any Romanians proficient at programming php?

Yes we do and we can find more for you, hit me up [email protected] :thumbsup

bump for work :thumbsup

Getting a LOT of data entry requests!!! :winkwink:

100 post celebration coming up.. :thumbsup

Bump for Romania

Haha, same here.

As somebody who always pays up front AND having been screwed by so called 'experienced' outsource people from poor countries who say they know it all and keep deadlines, I think it is funny that you as a person who offers these services won't even try to get work out of it.

Oh well, on to the next ...

bump - may need your service

Well, we have an office with 10+ people in it already, I'm pretty selective :thumbsup

We can get work at home people though pretty easily though.

How's Mrs. ForteCash? :)

Great :winkwink:

ForteCash , icq msg sent .. please contact me asap

After so many days ... :)

its a company .. i don't care.. i need staff and if he can provide the service .. I will be happy..

now .. only interested in Ukrainian , Russian(formal USSR) or Romania workers...


no Philippines or other 3rd world countries please.. i am not a freaking teacher or mother teresa here.