IT salary not enough? Want to make £10,000 a DAY?

[Danp]

IT salary not enough? Want to make £10,000 a DAY?

 

Holy Cow

[Miscbrah]

Holy cow indeed.

[sted]

if that's not enough I can pass you this genuine email from the genuine un

 

This email is to all the people that have been fraud victim in any part of the world, the UNITED NATIONS IN Affiliation with WORLD BANK have agreed to compensate you with the sum of $2,500, 000.00 Million Dollars: , for self

support to help individuals to own a self charity organization also for you to build your Personal Company/organization so as to help the less privileged in there society due to the financial crisis.

 

lol

[rich_tech]

£500 a day is average for a company I am aware of with their contractors that a friends works for (hes not a contractor though with them)

 

I read that and though "thats probably what manpower charge a company" but then they pay the consultant £500

 

[Oaktech]

Yup... I have an acquaintance, he is in his mid twenties, is a very skilled chap, he holds a masters in digital forensics and a lot of other qualifications. He's worked for Lloyds bank since he left uni. He was seconded to TSB 3 days a week for 9 months when they split, advising them on security for their systems. Apparently Lloyds charged TSB £15,000 a day for his services of which he saw £4000 a day. He's just bought a house. Outright.

[witch]

Ohhh - mrwITch has an ethical hacking and cyber security qualification - hmmmmm

[sonofsanta]

Yup... I have an acquaintance, he is in his mid twenties, is a very skilled chap, he holds a masters in digital forensics and a lot of other qualifications. He's worked for Lloyds bank since he left uni. He was seconded to TSB 3 days a week for 9 months when they split, advising them on security for their systems. Apparently Lloyds charged TSB £15,000 a day for his services of which he saw £4000 a day. He's just bought a house. Outright.

 

 

Stupid 18 year old me picking stupid web technology as a stupid degree stupid stupid stupid

[jmak]

Yup... I have an acquaintance, he is in his mid twenties, is a very skilled chap, he holds a masters in digital forensics and a lot of other qualifications. He's worked for Lloyds bank since he left uni. He was seconded to TSB 3 days a week for 9 months when they split, advising them on security for their systems. Apparently Lloyds charged TSB £15,000 a day for his services of which he saw £4000 a day. He's just bought a house. Outright.

 

16 years ago I was involved in a project to merge TSB's systems with Lloyds' systems after they were taken over. Someone will be laughing....