EVE New Citizens Q&A

There's no way to fix a lengthy corp history or a killboard full of awoxing. What you can do is sit in the same reputable corp for a few years to regain people's trust, or use personal references. If you have friends (preferably IRL friends) who can put in a good word for you, that helps too. Think of every corp you join as being a job interview.

If all else fails, start your own.

Your corp history is over 3 years long, with what looks like several months of play-time in various corps. I'm not surprised if you can't explain that, that you would have issue with WH corps. You don't appear to be a new player at all.

You can probably join a WH corp that uses a holding corp, or any that would look at your API and know how to interpret it.

There are also WH corporations that have trial periods before your allowed into their WH so you might want to look for one of those.
Even if you have a bad reputation you can find corporations that are willing to give you a chance, even tho its harder and you have to work harder to prove your self to them.

So for 3 years you were just doing stupid things and there was not even one moment during that time you wondered about what is going on? It's not like google and those forums showed up yesterday. You have tons of info around just few clicks away and you didn't bother.

Well, you can always start new character and do it properly this time knowing that in the long run your actions and mistakes can catch up with you.

Nobody said anything about a t3.

Wormhole corps are (and rightfully so) generally harder to get into than most other corps in most other areas of space. If you want into one it's going to take more than just an application. Take time joining the right channels and learning skills that will assist you in wormhole space.

There's little point in saying "hey there, i'm a blank slate with no skills that can help you but i'm really up for a share of your money. Please help train me to take a slice of your profits"

Take time to read about wormholes and before you put in an application, make sure you are already confident in all areas of space. You comment about the T3 suggests you don't have much confidence you can stay alive solo in a dangerous area, this is not helpful to your application. Go spend time in lowsec, nulsec and wormholes solo as has been mentioned above. It is perfectly possible to survive without a T3 in all areas of space given practice.

Once you can say to a wormhole corp "Hey there, i'm doing just fine on my own but i'd really like to escelate things and fly with others. I won't need hand holding and can provide you with the following benefits" your employability will be higher.

Assuming they have enough pilots to run their hole and perform their various tasks well, wormhole corps do not necessarily NEED more pilots. You must be an asset in order to be NEEDED by a corp in wormhole space, and it is in this way that wormhole corps differ to most other corps in most other areas of space. In other areas of space where profits are widespread and security is easy you can generally be recruited just to make up numbers even if you aren't already trained.

Do your time in the army before you apply to the special forces, or at least make damn sure you're already a commando if you decide to try to jump the training.

(EDIT having read your latest post : Wormhole's are complicated and hard. Don't expect anyone to take you into one if you can't even be bothered to learn the abbreviations used in game. Go back and read those "hard" guides and you might just end up "hard" yourself. Or stay in hisec where life is easier, profits are lower and guides are shorter and written in REALLY BIG WORDS...)

Sorry, but I'm with Schmata.

3 years ago, this exact forum (and good old - now defunct - Trial Citizen Q&A) existed.
And there are plenty of guides (hints to ISKtheguide) that are very new player friendly.

And as Keno said.

Because of the type of lifestyle...WH corps are one of the hardest corps to get into. Just hitting that Apply to Join button isn't going to get you in.

Specially if you also state you have no idea about WH stuff, can't survive on your own and thus need "hand holding" and just want to be in one because it pays good...that surely isn't going to get you accepted.

They are likely looking for people who have at least a fair bit of an idea what they are doing, can stand on their own or at least partially and above all, want to join because they want to be part of the group, not for the ISK.

Ain't no rest for the wicked. We all have our histories, and gotta deal with them.

WH corps are particularly vulnerable to thieves since securing everything in a POS is much harder and less convenient than simply having a locked corp hangar in a station, or keeping stuff in peoples' hangars. Also, insisting on your inexperience as a selling point for trustworthiness doesn't really work because of:

1. Your character's age. People who quit then come back appear now and then, but still look super suspicious when they claim inexperience.
2. Inexperience in a place that requires a lot of self-reliance (like a WH) is not a good thing.

Instead, try to keep a positive attitude and insist on your motivation and will to learn. Show interest, ask questions, and convince them that you will carry your own weight (or as much of it as you can). Some corps will still be suspicious, while others might give you a chance.

Don't give up!

I suggest a stealth bomber. I've had quite a bit of fun in wormhole space in a nemesis and met a lot of people that way. It's relatively cheap and will give you the scanning and scouting practice that can make you an asset in wormhole space. I can recommend some fits if you like.

That ^ Do that.

I'll even help too if you get in touch. I spent most of my eve career so far fighting in various wormholes.

Confirming that a SB is a nice and reasonably affordable ship to start your WH career in.