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Why not allow it to have a category called "unrated" - buyer beware!

I rather they stop taxing so much and stop so much government interference of the market place: Trillions in bailout for big banks (huge bonus and pay packet to the execs), Cash for Clunkers, etc.... No problem with some basic survival help for the the destitute - at least give them workfare!

What is the name of your good firm and where is it located? Any chance of working remotely. 500 is a reasonable training fee if the training is any good.

ttp://www.zerohedge.com/article/dutch-bank-algo-blamed-gbp-flash-crash

Veterans, what do u think? http://electroniclocal.blogspot.com/2010/07/is-trading-getting-harder.html

I don't see it on Interactive Brokers. Which brokers offer these options?

Looks like this guy has a grudge against traders. why is he here?

That is not good enough. Oliver Velez now charges 12k training fee. He even does it online - maximum number of recruits, minimum interaction! See if you can anyone to pay more! That is the best traders you can train.

Government caters to big business interest. Politicians depends on their campaign funding and listens to their lobbyists. Unemployed Americans do not have the means to lobby their government. this is esp true of those who don't get any unemployment benefits. Money talks when it comes to...

What is so-operative about exploiting job seekers with a 45$ fee for an 8$/hr job before they even get a paycheck! It is pure exploitation and a scam at that. The company can collect 1000 fees when they have only 10 jobs - or none at all. This may well become the business model for temp...

Many do! The few who started with idealism become harden after some time in the system. This is so in most big cities. One place in the USA that still have a civilized police force is Ann Arbor, MI. Anyone knows of another?

I would live in a camper van and pick cans before giving the scumbag $45. If they are doing a lot of credit checks, it shouldn't cost than more than $5 each. Collecting fees is one way this scam business makes money! I bet they ask for for the fee $45 before a formal interview!

http://homelessness.change.org/blog/view/sure_sleep_outside_but_no_sleeping_bags_allowed God bless Amerika!

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-07-11/bank-earnings-depending-on-debt-writedown-abomination-in-latest-forecast.html

They are bullish on cheap slave labors. Greater productivity and lower wages for their their call centers or factory slaves. They can also charge desperate job seekers all kinds of fees (background check fee, credit check fee, training fee) for whatever legit businesses or scams they are...

What is the right of the applicant who pays the fee? Any Right to see the result of test and where it went wrong? Sue for refund if the person is drug free and denied job?

Something doesn't sound right here. I worked with engineering firms, and many friends also work for in the profession. Never had a drug test. Never heard of one. If the company is serious about hiring a worker, they would pay for the test. Testing and background check is well and fine...

Exactly! charging a fee for an $8/hr job would attract the most desperate or naive job seekers. Any employer that charge an application fee or background check fee is suspect at best - if not an outright scam.

It looks like even the so called legit jobs are requiring the job applicant to pay for credit and background check nowadays. This company charges $45. Some charge $100 or more. I wonder how many jobs an unemployed job-seeker can apply with all these fees. Even a job that starts at $8 is...

I don't think it is any different form any other stocks. IB treats them like stocks.