(Unless you're self employed selling pottery or art or crafts or what have you to people. Or you have a stall in a flea market. But you get my drift, right?)

Which bummed me out when I got a reply back and saw this line...

"– Banking account (if possible) to receive funds from our clients ;"

Well crap... and here I thought it was like an internet order service job or some such.

Oh, as for the Hilton customer service, I've seen the advertisements for that. It sort of boast that you can work in your slippers. And there was a pair of fuzzy bedroom slippers on the ad. Very cute. Actually know one lady who does that.

I also did work as contract labor formatting Excel accounts for printing. I downloaded them from the company website and formatted them on my home computer and then uploaded the finished excel files. But I knew who I was working for and had met the company reps before.

And of course, they didn't need access to my personal bank account.

Anyway...

Sad thing is that this takes advantage of folks looking for work, who probably can't afford to be scammed. I have run into folks who don't have a high literacy level, and the darned reply e-mail had enough funky grammar that it might confuse someone who is under-educated.