Now that I've managed to rile everyone up.

[vat_mahoney]

I just moved to the Denver area and bought a house in Blackstone country club in SE Aurora. Where near me is there a good gym, I'd prefer a place that doesn't mind the use of chalk.

 

[Newman]

Mr Mahoney, if I wrongly surmised your true motive in your other thread, then I'm sorry.

It's just that I'd rather risk offending a new member than to sit by & keep quiet while others may be in danger of a con man. I can be forgiven for being a distrustful paranoid moron, but I'd never forgive myself if I sat quietly & let my bros get diddled by a schyster.

If you are legit, then I believe you'll find more than enough applicants to serve your business needs.

Most scammers rent an office 4 a few weeks, run a few thousand fake interviews, then rip off the applicants that pass the pre-acceptance credit application. (yes, some top firms actually do credit checks to weed out losers & addicts)

Anyone wanting to verify whether you are legit need only speak to your landlord (if rented premises) to determine how long you've been around, or else check the land registry title to verify corporate ownership (if ownership is/was claimed).

I wish you all the best of success.