Dec
17

Kan iedereen me over het installeren van satellietTV voor het leven vertellen?

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crownliftman asked:

Ik zoek een het baanverandering en nu werk in pakhuisonderhoud. Op dit ogenblik onderzoek ik een baan als satellietinstallateur van TV maar het bijna klinkt te goed om waar te zijn. Deze kerel vertelt me u kan als 70.000 maken per jaar en iedereen wie een achtergrondcontrole kan overgaan is vrij veel binnen. Wat is de vangst?

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2 Responses to “Kan iedereen me over het installeren van satellietTV voor het leven vertellen?”
  1. marcusarillius Says:
    December 19th, 2009 at 3:01 pm

    the catch would be driving your personal car (most likely) and getting on ladders…. oh yeah, and your pay is based on how much you install

  2. lynnrr38 Says:
    December 22nd, 2009 at 9:56 am

    Zij leiden u op ook u kunnen heel wat geld maken omdat niemand het wil doen, wordt u om het uur betaald maar ook wordt u betaald door hoeveel banen u doet. U hebt het werk lange uren en gaat onder huizen bovenop hen, maar het loon is werkelijk goed.

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