Are there any work at home via internet jobs that aren’t scams?
Mar-20-2010 By admin
I have a really hectic life, and wish to make an income from home. Are there any non-scam jobs that I could work on via internet?
First you need to educate yourself on all that’s available that you would be interested in doing. There are more ways to earn online than there stars in the sky. Well, maybe not that many but it can be over whelming.
I started by signing up for all the newsletters, mini-courses and such that I could find. You will filter throught them till you find the ones that appeal to you.
Once you find something you are interested in, you have to make a decision that will call you to action. If you can’t do this, and you only wish and talk about wanting, then you will never have what you want.
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Nope, there are so many scams, it will make your had spin.
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Ther only real work at home is work you create like e-bay or organizatrions like it where you buy wisely and sell for more than you apid. If you don’t know what you are doing, I hope you have a big garage becaseu you will have lots of stuff and few sales. You need to get a book and study how to use e-bay successfully. Don’t fall for the courses on-line. You can learn as much in a $15 book.
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It really depends on what you’re "expecting"/ YOUR definition of "work from home"… and your "skills"….
You can do freelance work (check out http://www.elance.com) or if you prefer traditional "pay/per hour" work there are a few companies (www.westathome.com) but pay in the "per hour" side of things is pretty close to minimum wage b/c the work is pretty basic…
There are LOTS of scams…pretty much anything you have to pay money to be able to do is a scam… but there are things like Avon/Mary Kay/Pamper chef etc that ARE legitimate…just not what most people are looking for to do… is all about what YOU want to do and what time you have to do it in…
Personally, I think about working from home as a business and not a "job"….in a business you invest your time/resources (whatever that might mean to you) and you get paid for it… I translate/ buy things to resell on ebay and I’m an independent agent for a few Insurance companies… so I "work from home" but I don’t have a job from home… I have a home business….there’s a HUGE difference.
Sometimes your investment works and sometimes it doesn’t…
Good luck!
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Experience
I’m afraid the scam artists thrive in times of high unemployment, the fake news report style ad Google is suing 50 companies for producing are still going strung, you might have to just look at the sponsored search results at the top of these pages to see them.
My stock reply is, spend months or a year learning and building up an online business, do technical freelance contractor work, or write articles for web sites, which need fresh material to main their important search engine rankings.
Some freelance connection sites, for those with marketable skills include: elance.com, allfreelance.com, odesk.com, getafreelancer.com and project4hire.com
Samples of the article writing world:
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http://www.poewar.com/ covers a broad range of possibilities
http://www.writingcareer.com/writingjobs/index.php about 1664 sample projects listed.
well so far same lame answrs i see with refrral links or blogs and what do you get from them ?
absoulutely NOTHING but another survey site whee you wind up making .25 cents an hour after a years time
work from home jobs is when you do work for another like maybe me would pay you to perform my daily task for set salry !
someone out there will want that service for sure 1
then the other thing you want is a home business
either your own or someone else’s but make sure it’s proven money maker backed by support team and that your sponsor replies to you wihin a day !
other wise you just founf another one of the 88% bogus home biz opps or jobs
the general list of scams are these
DATA ENTRY
TYPE At HOME JOBS
FILL OUT FORMS for GOOGLE or GOOGLE cash machine
CASH GIFTING worse than a scam it’s ILLEGAL
SURVEY sites just aint worth it too much time for small money
any thing that promises instant riches is a scam
any online biz that these gurus have they never tell you it took them 2 years or more and $1000’s of $$ to start making that 6 figure income !
and thats itall wrapped up in nut shell
HELLO HERE
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Hi there,
I just joined a company called GDI and I haven’t looked back since. It’s free to join and full training is given. This is by far the best and most legit way to start making money online. Proof of Income is on my site……
http://www.paulstrachan.ws
P.S they are also giving away a free ebook which covers a guaranteed way to make $20+ a day to everyone who joins the team. Just another way to help you out while building your GDI business.
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Some companies allow their employees to work at home (telecommunicate).
I know that Google does this.
You will have to do some searching however.
Most work at home places are scams unless they are a reliable business that trusts their employees to work diligently from home.
Did you know that those working from home work many more hours a week than those who go into the office (or work place) to work?
Doing paid surveys are likely scams.
You CAN bundle newspapers, stuff envelopes, make jewelry… but it won’t be worth your time and effort for the money you will be making.
If you have any skills, consider telecommunication..
Good Luck
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First you need to educate yourself on all that’s available that you would be interested in doing. There are more ways to earn online than there stars in the sky. Well, maybe not that many but it can be over whelming.
I started by signing up for all the newsletters, mini-courses and such that I could find. You will filter throught them till you find the ones that appeal to you.
Once you find something you are interested in, you have to make a decision that will call you to action. If you can’t do this, and you only wish and talk about wanting, then you will never have what you want.
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Why not start your own thing, get a site, add some adverts and drive traffic to it :
there’s some free vids at:
http://bestinternetfind.solutionsarticles.com/free-work-from-home-help.html
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If you have not tried Freebie Trading yet then you should look into it. You wont make much, but you could pocket $20-$40 whenever you need it. This could help pay a bill or two. You can learn more about it at http://www.jaymansfreebieworld.com
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I was doing hard work of finding home based/ online jobs. Luckily I found this website:
http://workathome-opportunities.net They gave me list of top companies. I clicked and find many jobs. Did one job and received my pay yesterday. Best place for home based jobs.
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I have known a few people to work from home. They are daycare providers, free lance writers (can be done online), graphic or web designers, sellers on eBay, medical transcriptionists, doggie sitters, online tour guides, telemarketers, I’ve known some people who make crafty things like baby headbands or stuff like that then they sell it at a consignment store, marketing… There are some opportunities out there. Demand Studios is a company that I have heard of that hires free lance writers. I also have done work with free lancers with elance. They have all sorts of talent there so depending on what skills you have, you can get work there. If you decide to go into daycare you will need to look at your states requirements. Medical transcription does require some training which can take you from 4 months to about a year to complete. I am not at all crafty so I can’t help you with resources there. Hope you find what you are looking for!
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http://www.careerstep.com/wah/?uid=ref10077 - Medical Transcription Requirements
http://nrckids.org/STATES/states.htm - Daycare License Requirements
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