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A user is seeking an experienced tutor for an introductory Principles of Physics I class, expressing a preference for tutoring sessions via Skype or similar audio programs. They are willing to pay upfront and hourly through Paypal. Another participant in the discussion offers their tutoring services, highlighting their high school physics experience and passion for teaching. The conversation includes a request for confirmation of message receipt and availability for tutoring sessions. The thread emphasizes the need for effective communication and scheduling between the tutor and student.
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I wasn't sure where to put this.

Anyways, I'm having a hard time in my introductory class. It's Principles of Physics I. I am wanting to hire a tutor. I'd obviously want someone who is experienced in Physics. If possible, we could talk over Skype or some type of audio program. I can pay upfront and by the hour via Paypal.

If you're interested in this, please post back.
 
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I am very interested in being your tutor. I have High school physics experience + extra hours of physics practice + an intrinsic passion to tutor others in physics, because I have found cool short cuts that I really want others to take on. So, I would basically accept any payment.
 
I sent you a message about this.
 
I got the message and I replied. did you get it. Well, if you didn't, I need to know when you are available to be tutored.
 

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