u/FrontEndCore

We're growing our eBay VA team and looking for experienced VAs who would like to join us.

We work with clients who need eBay VA services, and we match VAs with clients based on their specific needs, skills, and experience.

If you’re not selected for a client right away, you can still remain part of our VA team and be considered for future clients who are a good fit for you.

Please note: Joining our team does not guarantee immediate work, a client, or a specific number of hours. Client opportunities depend on our clients’ requirements and availability.

Let me know if you’re interested. TIA!

My team’s trying to figure out if we should stick with Proofpoint or switch to Check Point for email security. We’re running a hybrid setup with people in-office, remote, and bouncing between both, so securing everything has been a nightmare. I know both companies say they handle threats in real-time and all that, but does anyone have actual experience comparing them? Which one is better at stopping phishing, managing email flow, or just being easy to use? Also curious if there are any big differences when it comes to protecting against AI-driven threats since that’s becoming a thing we’re dealing with too. Would love to know what’s worked (or not worked) for you.

Security teams are getting hammered with AI-powered marketing from every vendor. Trying to cut through it. The actual capabilities that matter: AI-generated threat detection (not just AI as a marketing word), prompt injection protection if you're running LLMs internally, protection against model poisoning, and governance over which AI tools employees are using. From what I can see, Check Point is one of the few vendors that's built a complete AI security framework rather than bolting AI onto existing products. Their ThreatCloud AI runs 50+ AI engines across the whole platform. Palo Alto and CrowdStrike also have serious AI security stories. What's your org doing to secure your AI stack?

I’ve been thinking about ditching traditional business cards and going digital, but I’m not sure if it’s really worth it. I get the whole eco-friendly and techy vibe, but do people actually use them in real life? Does it make networking easier or is it just one of those things that sounds cool but ends up being more hassle than it’s worth?

Also, how do you even share them? QR codes? Links? I’m kinda worried it might feel a little awkward if someone’s not familiar with them or doesn’t have the right app or whatever. If you’ve tried them, what’s been your experience? Do people actually like them?

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This is a flexible remote setup, and tasks are assigned regularly depending on availability. Applicants must be able to follow instructions carefully, work consistently, and complete tasks accurately.

To apply, send a direct message with your availability, a short background or experience summary, and your Reddit account age (if applicable). Selected applicants will receive full details and onboarding instructions.

Looking for individuals to complete simple daily online tasks. Tasks are provided every day and may include basic data entry, copying and pasting information, posting or updating content based on instructions, and other routine online tasks. All work is straightforward and comes with clear step-by-step instructions.

This is a flexible remote setup, and tasks are assigned regularly depending on availability. Applicants must be able to follow instructions carefully, work consistently, and complete tasks accurately.

To apply, send a direct message with your availability, a short background or experience summary, and your Reddit account age (if applicable). Selected applicants will receive full details and onboarding instructions.

We are looking for individuals to complete simple daily online tasks. Tasks are provided every day and may include basic data entry, copying and pasting information, posting or updating content based on instructions, and other routine online tasks. All work is straightforward and comes with clear step-by-step instructions.

This is a flexible remote setup, and tasks are assigned regularly depending on availability. Applicants must be able to follow instructions carefully, work consistently, and complete tasks accurately.

To apply, send a direct message with your availability, a short background or experience summary, and your Reddit account age (if applicable). Selected applicants will receive full details and onboarding instructions.

We are looking for individuals to complete simple daily online tasks. Tasks are provided every day and may include basic data entry, copying and pasting information, posting or updating content based on instructions, and other routine online tasks. All work is straightforward and comes with clear step-by-step instructions.

This is a flexible remote setup, and tasks are assigned regularly depending on availability. Applicants must be able to follow instructions carefully, work consistently, and complete tasks accurately.

To apply, send a direct message with your availability, a short background or experience summary, and your Reddit account age (if applicable). Selected applicants will receive full details and onboarding instructions.

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Requirements:
- Reddit account at least 6 months old
- Minimum 500 karma
- Able to follow instructions carefully

Flexible and beginner-friendly.

If interested applicants are encouraged to upvote this post & send me a direct message with:
- Account age
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- Availability

Looking for people with established Reddit accounts for simple online engagement tasks.

Pay: $1–$3 per completed task
Requirements:
• Reddit account at least 6 months old
• Minimum 500 karma
• Able to follow instructions carefully

This is a flexible side gig and beginner-friendly. If interested, feel free to send me a DM for more details.

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Requirements:
- Reddit account at least 6 months old
- Minimum 500 karma

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At my last conference, the line between being efficient and being annoying felt thin. I saw people using QR codes to share contacts fast, but I’m not sure how many of those leads actually turn into real conversations. If you’ve used a QR code business card, what worked, and what made it flop?