<h4>Chapter 1103 - Scam Or Not </h4>
Jasper Leung felt like he was going crazy. A certain job ad kept on popping up whenever he used the inte. He upgraded his ad-blocker but it was useless. All of the other ads were blocked except for that one specific and persistent job ad. He thought that perhaps his devices had been infected with some kind ofputer virus so he brought all of them to a repair shop but the technician couldn’t find anything wrong with them. In the end, he could only bring them back home and hope for the best that the job ad would eventually disappear on its own soon.
It didn’t.
The job ad kept on stalking him—that was what it felt like. It started to freak him out a little.
Fed up, he borrowed a friend’s phone in the hopes of being able to use the inte in peace. At first, it worked. The ad didn’t show up at all. He was ecstatic. <i></i>
About half an hourter, however, the ad popped up again. He showed it to his friend andined about the stalker-ish job ad, but his friend onlyughed at him.
"It think that maybe you’ve be too stressed outtely after being fired from your dream job and not being able to find a new job until now," his friend told him while patting his back, trying tofort him. "Don’t worry, bro. This is only a temporary challenge in your life. I’m sure that you’ll eventually find a good job, maybe something even better than what you briefly had at Jin Corporation. You have a degree, for goodness’ sake! Yes, that Romeo Young is powerful but he shouldn’t be that powerful. If he was, then he should be the owner of his own sessful multinationalpany like CEO Jin Liwei and not just a branch boss. Romeo Young—that pig—can’t possibly continue cklisting you everywhere forever. His influence can only reach so far. He’s not even on the same level as CEO Jin who you admire so much."
Jasper sighed but nodded inplete agreement with his friend’s words. He also thought the same way. And also, maybe his friend was right—that he was too stressed out right now after being fired and cklisted that he had somewhat be paranoid about a job ad stalking him everywhere.
Then his friendmented, "This job ad looks interesting. Why don’t you try applying for it?"
Jasper snorted. "It’s a scam."
"How do you know?"
"The pay is too good to be true. Even Jin Corporation doesn’t pay that high for that position."
His friend frowned and checked the job description again. "Really? This pay is high? Bro, did your sry expectation also took a hit when you got fired and cklisted? I may not be in the Public Rtions field like you but I still know that the listed sry in this job ad is reasonable."
"Huh?" Jasper took the phone and looked at the sry section. His eyes widened when he saw thepletely new figure. "I’m pretty sure that the listed sry was different from this one when I checked the job description before. It was ridiculously high. They must have changed it."
"Or maybe you misread it. You had just been fired that time. Sometimes your brain doesn’t do its job properly when you’re too stressed or feeling bummed. Hey, it happens."
Jasper didn’t look too convinced that he misread it but what his friend said made sense. He felt confused and started to doubt his own memory. Maybe he was really mistaken?
"Let’s do a quick search if this White Tigresspany is really a scam or not," his friend suggested.
Later....
The friends looked at each other before checking the search results again.
"No matter how I look at it, thispany looks legitimate. It’s newly established but they already have quite a number of virtual assistants, mostly from the Philippines. And look, they even feature great testimonials from some well-known sessful people."
Jasper pursed his lips. "Those testimonials might be fake. How could a newly establishedpany already have such great testimonials?"
"Then there is only one way to find out. Let’s try contacting these clients if they really hired thispany and are satisfied with the service."
Jasper was skeptical. "Most of these alleged clients are well-known people. Not anyone can just contact them. We’re just regr people. They won’t reply to us."
His friend shrugged. "We won’t know if they’ll reply or not if we don’t try. Besides, we’ll only choose the ones who seem easier to contact. Like this person. She’s a Hong Kong socialite who married a Chinese multi-millionaire. She’s also a bit of a social media influencer. I follow her on Snappygram and know that she sometimes replies toments and direct messages. Hold on. I’ll message her now."
He also messaged the other clients featured on the White Tigresspany website who had Snappygram ounts. There were no replies even after half an hour had passed.
"See? I told you. These people won’t reply to regr—"
"I got a reply!"
Jasper closed his mouth and leaned closer to look at the message on the phone. Indeed, the Hong Kong socialite—her ount verified with an eye-catching check mark icon next to her name—replied to his friend’s message and confirmed that she indeed wrote the testimonial featured on the White Tigresspany website. She didn’t just confirm it but even started praising thepany almost to the high heavens.
"The boss is Kitty Jin and she’s the best assistant that I ever experienced working with ever. She’s a little weird...well, actually she’s he weird. But her work performance is out of this world. I tried poaching her but she instantly rejected my offer. She said that her dad is richer than my husband so there’s no need for her to work for somebody else when she can be the boss of her ownpany and have her rich dad’s backing at the same time.
"Herpany also has other virtual assistants that are great, most of them are Filipinos. Very hardworking and friendly people, I must say, but none of them are as efficient as Kitty Jin. She’s like a robot. A cute and he weird robot. I’m so satisfied with herpany’s services that I often refer White Tigress to my friends. All of them are as satisfied as me."