Earn over $1000 a week as a Motorcycle Courier

Hi Guys,
firstly apologies if this kind of think is not really
allowed on the forum. Anyhows, I work for a couriers company and
they are on a big recruitment drive for motorbikes. It's not for the faint
hearted or an 'easy' way to make your way in the world but if you work
hard then you can earn some pretty big money. Plus most of your
motorcycle expenses are tax deductable so there's an added bonus.

Below is the ad that they are running on flyers trying to recruit guys
who are already couriers so I've just copied that into this post. If
you have any questions email me on or
ring the numbers at the bottom of the ad.

Cheers.

Chris




We are looking for Experienced Motor Bike Couriers


· We offer a $ 3000 start bonus for your experience! (Conditions apply)
· Motor Bikes are equipped with the latest Communication Technology,
which takes away the hassle of run sheets!
· All Motorbike's are on the same Channel, to ensure an equal and fair
distribution of STD'S, VIP's and RED HOT'S
· One of Sydney's Largest Client Lists, with more than enough work to
ensure good earnings!
· Computer allocation to ensure no "Radio Operator Favourites"!
· Guaranteed minimum hourly rates (Conditions apply, see over page)
· Average earnings for Motor Bike's average $1300 last week!
· Experienced and Quick Customer Service, staff to assist with any
problems with deliveries quickly and efficiently!

Contact our recruitment line on 136 331 Today! Or,

Tim MacCormick
Fleet Manager
Ph: 8966 54 29

Brad Davis
Fleet Manager
Ph: 8966 54 30

 

Is this a national thing?
sydney?
Melbourne?
wtf are you?
why a hotmail address if you are acompany?
something doesn't gel.

 

I found the perfect bike for it:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4503538791

 

Read the ad again and you'll discover which city they're in.
Also read his opening blurb again and you'll learn that he is not a company.

 

...your ability to read english apparently

 

Now all you need is to find some one that can put a ridiculously large top
box on it.

 

What a mate!
(****; it's up to $60.01!!)
Clem

 

I think I found someone
http://evilurl.com/RUMPWANKERlips

mh

 

$124 now. How come you haven't put a reserve on it? [says he who
doesn't quite understand the strategies employed by ebay sellers]

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Cheers

PeterC [aka MildThing]
'81 Suzuki GS450-s
'87 BMW K100RT

www.dmcsc.org.au

 

Ya fuggin' bastard!!
(and how long did it take to get "rump wanker lips"?!!?)

 

Because
a) last time I did and I didn't get a single bid and
b) I'm desperate to sell it while it's still registered!
Clem

 

$125-95 now, but it's getting on... bidding tends to slow down later in the
evening.


G-S and Jodz

 

but it shouldn't matter whether it's still registered or not, as the new
owner will need to have a RWC (Safety Certificate) to register it in
his/her name anyway. Or have I missed something????? [quite likely]

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Cheers

PeterC [aka MildThing]
'81 Suzuki GS450-s
'87 BMW K100RT

www.dmcsc.org.au

 

would you believe 1st go, so good I couldnt pass on it


mh

 

What cheapskate bid the five cents? [View bid history]
Ohh.. they ALL did!
Clem

 

Well.... I never said that I'd thought it all the way through.........
Clem

 

$1000 a week ????

Half of that would go in rent in Sidney.

I'll stick to being a poor paid storeman on the Gold Coast.


Simonl

 

Once someone bids something and 5 cents and then it gets up to minimum bids
of a dollar and more the 5 cents tends to stay there.

To get rid of it someone would have to bid $1-95 not $1 or something like
that... you can't now bid 5 cents.

What really annoys me is I missed the three fifty bid!


G-S and Jodz

 

& The rest in tax

CDIHL

 

I don't know anything about this, but I do know Chris, and I have no
reason to think it's not fair dinkum. It is just conceivable that he
might be helping several people, here and elsewhere. But probably not
in Melbourne.

Gary