Retired private detective runs professional deception business

[SecularMotion]

Liar-for-hire Tim Green will tell anyone anything -- for a fee.

As the founder of Paladin Deception Services, he will say what clients want him to say to anyone calling on his dedicated phone lines.

He provides cover for cheating husbands, fake references for job-seekers and even "doctors" to confirm that someone needs a sick day.

He says he won't break the law -- in fact, that he has passed tips on to police. But he uses email and phones to twist, stomp and shred the truth for $54 a month.

http://www.mendocinobeacon.com/ci_23520713/retired-private-detective-runs-professional-deception-business?source=most_viewed

[darkangel218]

1. lol! smart idea

[SecularMotion]

2. Really, you admire someone who lies for a living?

Why am I not surprised.

[darkangel218]

3. Why are you starting OPs if you cant handle both sides of the coin?

Lol, nevermind. We all know the answer

[SecularMotion]

4. Thanks for the kick

[darkangel218]

5. No problem. I actually enjoyed the article :)

[Xyzse]

6. Interesting, I don't like it but...

The idea of job seekers providing padding on a gap of employment makes some sense.
However, that would easily fall apart if HR actually does its job and pays attention(not that I can say a lot of them do).

Expensive though for someone who has no job, trying to find a job.