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Walmart Delivery Service, Possible Scam?

Okay so for context I live in the US (florida area for context) I work at a restaurant and have a woman that is a regular. She talks about a delivery service that she runs and gets regular people to deliver said packages. They run Friday-Monday. They have Morning and evening routes.

From what she’s explained, one route is $150, two is $300. You use a company vehicle (van) to go to walmart, a worker loads it with packages, and you use an app to deliver the packages. She said that everything is paid cash under the table but she can tax it if it’s an issue.

I’ve been texting with her back and forth and she said that she has this service with 19 walmart locations. I don’t know if there is any company name or how it’s not illegal to pay unofficial employees like that. I sent her a message asking all those questions and am waiting on a reply.

She said the company vehicles are stationed at her house and she tops off the gas tank every morning, when done with your routes you return to her house with that vehicle and leave.

The main part i’m suspicious about is the fact that she is a regular at this restaurant and seems like a trustworthy person. So far the only info she’s asked me for is my name, number, and email. And she said the only info she’ll need in person is proof of a valid drivers license.

She seems genuine and talks like a real person would talk to you about this kind of thing so i’m just wanting opinions on this. Thank you

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u/Apprehensive-Ad244 — 13 hours ago
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Sold all my AMZN stock to start day trading. Any advice?

A few months ago i put 8k into stocks and wanted to just let it sit, after thinking for a while and doing some research, that’s just not for me anymore. I have around 4.7k in stocks that i will keep there for a long time for it to just be an investment. However i had 4.2k in AMZN that i decided to sell so that i can have some money to start day trading. I understand the e risk in doing this, i’ve already gone though the process that loosing the money is a big possibility. So i was just wondering if there’s any advice that i should know. Thanks!

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u/Apprehensive-Ad244 — 3 days ago

(Florida)

Well this is probably the millionth post like this you’ve seen but i’m not sure where else to go. I’m about to turn 19 and have no idea where to go. (Yes ik i’m young and have a lot of time to figure it out) My dad gave me a time frame of 1 year after high school to go into college, well it’s been a year and i still don’t know what to do. I work at a restaurant where i average about $21-$25 an hour. I have pretty much no interest in anything besides music, (I write my own songs and perform locally) and while yes i can try to pursue music, it is best to have a plan first and then do that on the side in hopes that it takes off.

I have really bad diagnosed scoliosis so the military and most heavy lifting trades are already a no. The college i have in my area is pretty bad, everyone i know personally has dropped out from lack of education, and the online reviews are terrible. I do have a pretty good trade school in my area that specializes in Aviation and Electrical. my brother just graduated from his Aviation/power plant course and is certified, just waiting on a job now. He recommends that i go into that but i am not at all interested in engineering work/electrical work on any kinds of vehicles.

Radiology and Physical Therapy had mildly interested me for a bit, they both pay well and sound like decent jobs to do. But the courses themselves are very in depth and demanding. Given that my college here is known for the professors having no communication and bad teachings, i feel that i’d be left to teach myself these courses with youtube and stuff and that actually sounds like a nightmare.

Sorry for the long rant but yeah main point was that i’m really not sure what to do for a career and i really want to be able to at least enjoy my work a little bit. Feel free to ask any questions and i am open to any advice. Thank you

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u/Apprehensive-Ad244 — 14 days ago