From the website..
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Person's resume will include flying for a major international courier operation
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Haha....how ya gonna explain that one at a REAL job interview? "Ahhh, yes sir, I was working for DHL, you know, the major international courier while only having 300 hrs total time..ah, honest!
"Well, I wasn't really working for them since I wasn't being paid even though money was exchanged, but I was flying for them. Ummmm...Okay, I wasn't really the PIC nor was I even the SIC since one isn't required in that type of aircraft or operation. However, I logged it all as PIC anyway since a gray area in the regs allow me to do so and now...here I am!" "I'm sorry sir, don't let what hit me in the @ss on the way out..?"
What this company is actually hiring you to do is to help the real PIC load and unload the airplane between stops in order to help expedite the company's, and PIC's, on-time performance. In exchange, they allow you to sit on your hands and warm the right seat while the REAL PIC makes sure you don't touch anything that might get him killed. And for that, you get to pay them $12,000!
Oh, but those pictures of the Caribbean beaches sure are purdy. Too bad you'll be sleeping in the day time to see them nor will you have any money to enjoy them.
Stay as far away from these outfits as possible! They will suck your bank account dry and then spit you out the door to make room for the next starry-eyed wannabe with money to burn. They'll have you believe their way is the only way to achieving your future goals. Their slick brochures and sales pitches are designed to entice the young, uninformed or those just looking for a short cut to becoming a professional pilot. This scam has been around for a long time. Some folks just have to learn the hard way.