Well, B.J.,

1. Only somebody being paid to do so would extend any effort to defend Worlda. If one wanted examples of legitimate Chinese educational organizations to prove a point about China, Worlda wouldn't be anywhere on that list. As for using "we", I don't want to take credit for all the information associated with Guangzhou Worlda Scam outlets as many have taken time out of their busy schedules to contribute.

2. As an H.R. representative, your pay is inherently linked to recruiting foreign teachers and you therefore stand to benefit from the deception of teachers here and elsewhere. If you want to project a positive image of China, you should be working to make sure these companies clean up their act.

3. I believe at least Dr. T has explained his interaction with immigration in another post.

4. I said nothing here about the Chinese being stupid (please don't make such assumptions). If teachers are seeking work outside China that pays a higher salary, they could easily find work in Saudi Arabia or the U.A.E. This isn't an issue of salary. People choose to teach in China for other reasons so it's sad to see them taken advantage of by companies like Worlda when they arrive.

5. I never claimed to be a judge. However for someone with a strong sense of justice, such as myself, that may be a good potential career path.