Checking my email . . . . . . . . . .
Ok, I got a tons of spams! Let's see what they are about
- Cheap Phetermine / Viagra
- Debts / Getting a loan
- Free casino credit
- Pron / Hot sex with brunette
- Low Education? Don't Worry, now You can BUY(No study/exam) Yourself University Dip1oma/Degree
Now did you see what I see ?
Ok, I got a tons of spams! Let's see what they are about
- Cheap Phetermine / Viagra
- Debts / Getting a loan
- Free casino credit
- Pron / Hot sex with brunette
- Low Education? Don't Worry, now You can BUY(No study/exam) Yourself University Dip1oma/Degree
Now did you see what I see ?
Diploma/Degree??
That looks pretty encouraging, doesn't it ?
Seldom are there any spams that "spams" you to upgrade your qualification and prepare for the tough cruches ahead~
Ok let's click~
Nah you are thinking rather too optimistically!
When you apply for your job, your prospective employer will take a look at your resume, certifications, transcripts and some will even RANDOMLY give your "school" a call to verify that you actually graduated from there.
And what if you were randomly chosen in this "call-a-school" spot check ? You will be arrested by the police (if they make a report) and you will spend a good amount of time in the jail, not too bad a place, considering the free lodging and food.
Ok sarcastism aside.
Are these fake qualifications worth it ? As a risk-adverse person, I prefer to stay away from it. You can't take the consequences in Singapore. Let's say you are caught 1 time with it, the record alone will ruin your whole future here.
To me, certification is the end result. The intake of the knowledges imparted is more valuable than the cert itself. Just imagine you got this fake Phd in Medicine and you decided to be a DOCTOR! Instead of curing people, you kill people. When your patients ask you about a certain medicine, you go "Huh?" O.O
Imagine the consqeuences, can you live with all the guilt ?
I believed in "Reaping what you sowed".
I believed that by putting in hardwork, I will get what I wanted, and I deserved to get it.
I believed.
Fake Qualifications ? Sorry.
I don't believe.
That looks pretty encouraging, doesn't it ?
Seldom are there any spams that "spams" you to upgrade your qualification and prepare for the tough cruches ahead~
Ok let's click~
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Nah you are thinking rather too optimistically!
When you apply for your job, your prospective employer will take a look at your resume, certifications, transcripts and some will even RANDOMLY give your "school" a call to verify that you actually graduated from there.
And what if you were randomly chosen in this "call-a-school" spot check ? You will be arrested by the police (if they make a report) and you will spend a good amount of time in the jail, not too bad a place, considering the free lodging and food.
Ok sarcastism aside.
Are these fake qualifications worth it ? As a risk-adverse person, I prefer to stay away from it. You can't take the consequences in Singapore. Let's say you are caught 1 time with it, the record alone will ruin your whole future here.
To me, certification is the end result. The intake of the knowledges imparted is more valuable than the cert itself. Just imagine you got this fake Phd in Medicine and you decided to be a DOCTOR! Instead of curing people, you kill people. When your patients ask you about a certain medicine, you go "Huh?" O.O
Imagine the consqeuences, can you live with all the guilt ?
I believed in "Reaping what you sowed".
I believed that by putting in hardwork, I will get what I wanted, and I deserved to get it.
I believed.
Fake Qualifications ? Sorry.
I don't believe.
