Makes no sense

I agree with you, I don't think you should pay someone to get a job.

i support your thinking; they are scamming people.

If it's a genuine job, they won't be asking you for money. That sounds very much like a scam.

Anything you have to pay for is not a job offer. It's a scam. The only way to find real employment is to go to a website like Indeed and look up legitimate companies actually offering work. Of course, true remote work does require a high level of skills and also typically requires some sort of track record of doing remote work in the past since they need to know you will be reliable and able to work on your own. Honestly, I think you would be much better off looking for work at a place you have to leave home for. I suspect your prospects would prove more fruitful. If you need work, you do whatever you can to make money. Even if that means something like Walmart, that's what you do. Trust me, if you really want to work, everyone is hiring, and you should have no problem finding work. Just my two cents.

Online jobs could be hard to identify whether they're legit or scam. What you need is networking. Find more friends or get referrals.

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join the party my friend your looking for a lost cause online that's why most of us are on here to make what we can.