On a SCORCHING HOT sunday afternoon, i was approached by a youth clad in OVERALL office attire OUTSIDE PS.Just to take a survey(wtf?)or to exude an ambiguous air of professionalism?
Basically, the questions revolves around what i am doing now(In academic context), how much i would like to earn in the future.You should get the drift.They wanted my contact number as well.
My intuition tells me its MLM.What do you guys think
If it's a proper survey, they should never want your contact details, only your demographical information (e.g. age, gender, job line/academic inclination, area where you live etc).
So if they ever ask for your email/phone number etc, always refuse.
xarope wrote:If it's a proper survey, they should never want your contact details, only your demographical information (e.g. age, gender, job line/academic inclination, area where you live etc).
So if they ever ask for your email/phone number etc, always refuse.
IC? Everyone and their dog asks for it and everyone gives it too freely.
xarope wrote:If it's a proper survey, they should never want your contact details, only your demographical information (e.g. age, gender, job line/academic inclination, area where you live etc).
So if they ever ask for your email/phone number etc, always refuse.
IC? Everyone and their dog asks for it and everyone gives it too freely.
I've hardly ever been asked for my IC. You must shop in different (sleazier?) places...
xarope wrote:If it's a proper survey, they should never want your contact details, only your demographical information (e.g. age, gender, job line/academic inclination, area where you live etc).
So if they ever ask for your email/phone number etc, always refuse.
IC? Everyone and their dog asks for it and everyone gives it too freely.
I've hardly ever been asked for my IC. You must shop in different (sleazier?) places...
Haha, I doubt it... Challenger, Cali, clubfitt, planet, kino. I suppose you could call some of these places sleazy...